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Section 8.10
8.10 National Principles
The LDMG Recovery Groups will use the National Principles for Disaster Recovery to guide recovery planning,
approach, decision-making and efforts. The principles are:
Table 12: National Principles for Disaster Recovery
Principle Definition
Understand the context Successful recovery is based on an understanding of
the community context, with each community having
its own history, values and dynamics.
Recognise complexity Successful recovery is responsive to the complex
and dynamic nature of both emergencies and the
community.
Use community-led approaches Successful recovery is locally led, community-
centred, responsive and flexible, engaging with
community and supporting them to move forward.
Coordinate all activities Successful recovery requires a planned, coordinated
and adaptive approach, between community and
partner agencies, based on continuing assessment
of impacts and needs.
Communicate effectively Successful recovery is built on effective
communication between the affected community and
other partners.
Recognise and build capacity Successful recovery recognises, supports, and
builds on individual, community and organisational
capacity and resilience.
Section 8.11
8.11 Queensland Government Roles and Responsibilities
The Queensland Recovery Plan – refer pg. 14-20 identifies the role and responsibilities of the DDMG and
numerous State government stakeholders in recovery operations as follows:
• Queensland Disaster Management Committee (QDMC)
• Minister
• Leadership Board Sub-Committee (Recovery)
• State Recovery Policy & Planning Coordinator
• State Recovery Coordinator
• State Functional Recovery Groups
• Queensland Reconstruction Authority.
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