Community-led recovery planning is driven by the community, for the community. Its future focused and is about creating a collective vision after a disaster. It considers all aspects of recovery; built, social, economic, natural, and cultural.
Local recovery planning presents an opportunity for mana whenua to exercise kaitiakitanga and tikanga as it relates to addressing the impacts of 2023 weather events and responding to our changing climate.
To support and deliver on the needs and priorities of local communities, Māori and mana whenua wherever they are at in their readiness, recovery, adaptation or resilience journey through the development of local recovery plans.
This survey is designed to assess the awareness and preparedness of your whānau for various disasters, including natural disasters, medical emergencies, and other crises. Your responses will help identify areas where additional preparedness is needed.
Local recovery planning presents an opportunity for mana whenua to exercise kaitiakitanga and tikanga as it relates to addressing the impacts of 2023 weather events and responding to our changing climate.
To support and deliver on the needs and priorities of local communities, Māori and mana whenua wherever they are at in their readiness, recovery, adaptation or resilience journey through the development of local recovery plans.
This survey is designed to assess the awareness and preparedness of your whānau for various disasters, including natural disasters, medical emergencies, and other crises. Your responses will help identify areas where additional preparedness is needed.