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Title | Considerations for Governments Supporting Community-Led Recovery |
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Owner | Social Recovery Reference Group |
Date last updated | December 2019 |
Resource type | Reflection |
What is this about?
This report is an exploration of how the Social Recovery Reference Group and other government agencies can foster and support community-led approaches to recovery with a view to long-term community health, wellbeing and connectedness.
Who is this resource for?
- State Government
- Local Government
- Community Service Organisations
- Non Government Organisations
- Community Recovery Committees
Table of contents
Key findings
- Approach
- Mechanisms
- Conditions for supporting community-led recovery
Summary and recommendations
- Summary
- Recommendations for governments wanting to support community-led approaches to recovery
Introduction
- Background
- Social Recovery Reference Group interest
- Links to national emergency management frameworks
- National Community Recovery Workshop
Method
- Limitations and assumptions
The policy imperative for government supporting community-led recovery - sharing responsibility
How to support community-led approaches and maintain coordination in recovery
How do we know when we get there? A model
Broad systematic enablers supporting community-led approaches to recovery before, during and after disasters
Ways to bridge government and community systems and support community-led approaches
Social Recovery Reference Group member agencies supporting community-led approaches to recovery
- Pre-event recovery planning
- Recovery planning
- Governance
- Strategic investment
Recommendations for government
Conclusion
Reviewed 08 November 2021