Divisions
- Tasmanian Disaster Resilience Strategy 2020-2025
- Resilience Funding Arrangements
- Mitigating Natural Hazards through Land Use Planning
- Coastal hazards in Tasmania
- Recovery from emergencies in Tasmania
- Recovery funding arrangements
- Tasmanian Relief and Recovery Arrangements – Natural Disaster Relief to Local Government
- Recovery Partners Network
- Bushfire Mitigation Measures Bill 2020
- Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements
- Tasmania's Protective Security Policy Framework
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Recovery Partners Network
The Recovery Partners Network (RPN) brings together non-government and community organisations and Tasmanian Government agencies to build relationships for collaborative and coordinated recovery efforts during and after emergencies.
The RPN meet at an annual forum to share learnings from previous recovery efforts and understand what work is being done going forward in the Tasmanian disaster recovery space in order to improve outcomes for Tasmanian communities.
The Recovery Partners Network (RPN) was formed in 2017. It is facilitated by the Office of Security and Emergency Management. If you are an organisation that works in disaster recovery, and would like to join the RPN, please contact recovery@dpac.tas.gov.au
Working Together in Recovery: a practical guide for the not-for-profit and public sectors
Collaboration is critical for successful recovery efforts. The Working Together in Recovery guide provides a valuable resource for organisations involved in recovery.
Based on insights provided by people involved in the 2016 floods, this practical and simple guide provides advice for the not-for-profit and public sectors on how to enhance collaboration during the recovery phase of a disaster in Tasmania. Dr Steve Curnin, Director of the Disaster Resilience Research Group at the University of Tasmania developed the guide as part of a research project funded by the Tasmanian State Emergency Management Program.