National Emergency Management Projects 2015–16

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The Attorney-General's Department awarded 22 National Emergency Management Projects grants for 2015–16. These projects help Australian communities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural disasters and emergencies.


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Recipient Project title Funding

Australia and New Zealand School of Government

Developing a national monitoring and evaluation framework for disaster recovery programs

$120,000

Nous Group

Delivery and implementation of recovery and impact assessment guidance material

$94,000

Women’s Health Goulburn North East Inc

All on Board: incorporation of National Gender and Emergency Management Guidelines

$96,030

Geoscience Australia

10-minute bushfire hotspot updates from Himawari-8

$250,000

Geoscience Australia

Improving national situational awareness

$200,000

Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council in partnership with the Attorney-General’s Department, Emergency Management Australia

A capability roadmap: building emergency management in Australia

$200,000

Country Fire Authority Victoria

Development of the improved assessment of grassland fuels and fire behaviour

$320,000

University of Adelaide

National extreme heat warnings: investigating regional temperature triggers and responses

$170,000

Volunteering Australia

Future directions for emergency management volunteers

$150,000

State Emergency Management Committee Secretariat (Western Australia)

Keeping our mob safe – strategy revision

$150,000

Vicdeaf

All hands on deck: preparing Auslan signers for an emergency

$240,000

University of Adelaide

Developing bushfire and heatwave information resources with CALD communities

$145,000

Central Queensland University

Building the disaster resilience of the homeless community and services

$82,676

State Emergency Management Committee Secretariat (Western Australia)

State-level risk assessments: assistance to states and territories

$185,000

Bureau of Meteorology

National flash flood information repository

$330,000

Queensland Farmers’ Federation

Disaster resilience planning for Australian agriculture

$257,000

Geoscience Australia

Development of flood vulnerability models for non-residential properties

$130,000

Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre

Development of simulation and gaming software

$27,500

Public Safety Business Agency (Queensland)

Capability development sub-committee project officer

$120,000

Ministry for Police and Emergency Services (New South Wales)

Community engagement sub-committee project officer

$120,000

State Emergency Management Committee Secretariat (Western Australia)

Risk assessment, measurement and mitigation sub-committee project officer

$120,000

Department of the Chief Minister (Northern Territory)

Recovery sub-committee project officer

$120,000