There is a huge amount of information available online, but it is hard work and time-consuming to find the right information to guide the best action.
People want to know that they are getting the best available information, curated by experts in the field. Thousands of people’s homes and livelihoods are impacted during each disaster event and this trend will continue without a switch to proactively building resilience.
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Smart, accessible online support tools provide access to the best information and help people and communities across the region manage resilience to flood, fire, drought, climate change and population growth and become more productive, profitable and sustainable.
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$1 million annual investment in creating smart decision support tools.
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Online training modules
(5 x $80,000).
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Smart online portal to identify, prioritise and manage data and projects across SEQ, with the potential to be rolled out across Australia
($600,000).
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