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ENDORSEMENT OF NOOSA LOCAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2023 · Attachment 1 Noosa Local Disaster Management Plan 2023
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Section 1.9
Disaster Management
1.9.1 Comprehensive Approach 1.9.3 Local Disaster Management Capability
The comprehensive approach to disaster Local level capability is recognised as the frontline for
management comprises the four PPRR phases. This disaster management, primarily due to the benefits of
Guiding Principles
approach ensures a balance between the reduction localised knowledge and networks.
of risk and the enhancement of community resilience,
while ensuring effective response and recovery
capabilities.
The four phases of PPRR are not linear, nor are 1.9.4 Support by District and State Groups
they independent of the others. They overlap and
support each other as shown in Figure 3. For example, The Act establishes a District Disaster Management
recovery activities are likely to begin during the Group (DDMG) for each of the 22 districts in
response phase and mitigation strategies may be Queensland, to provide support when required or
considered during the recovery phase. requested by a LDMG. The Noosa LDMG is located
in the Sunshine Coast Disaster District. A District
Disaster Management Plan is available.
The Queensland Disaster Management Committee
(QDMC) can provide additional support and
assistance when required or requested by a DDMG.
The State Disaster Management Plan (SDMP)
provides a framework for response and recovery
operations.
Figure 3: Comprehensive Approach
to Disaster Management
1.9.2 All-Hazards Approach
In accordance with section 4A(b) of the Act, all The all-hazards approach assumes that the functions
events, whether natural or caused by human activity, and activities used to manage one event are likely to
be applicable to a range of events, whether natural or
should be managed in accordance with the Strategic caused by human activity.
Policy Statement, the State Disaster Management
Plan (SDMP) and any relevant disaster management
guidelines. The Act identifies four key principles which
guide disaster management in Queensland:
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