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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 6.2
Community Preparedness Section 30 of the Disaster Management Act requires the
LDMG to ensure that the community is aware of ways of
& Capacity Building
mitigating the adverse effects of an event and preparing
for, responding to and recovering from a disaster. Effective
disaster response and recovery activities begin with
preparedness and awareness raising activities that are
conducted on an ongoing basis, in advance of any potential
disaster to ensure that if an event occurs, communities and
their resources and services can cope with its effects.
In recognition of the size and diversity of the Shire, the LDMG
proactively works with community organisations, local
business groups and others to prepare disaster, emergency
and business continuity plans and strategies for particular
high-risk localities and demographic groups with the Noosa
Shire.
The LDMG uses the Get Ready Queensland resources to
focus on creating resilient communities through education
and awareness raising and building capacity. Resilient
communities are those that understand the risks they face,
how to prepare themselves, their home and their community
for the possibility of a disaster event to minimise impacts,
can adapt to the circumstances, recover quickly and emerge
stronger than their pre-disaster state.
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