Disaster Ready Fund
Purpose
The Disaster Ready Fund (DRF) is the Australian Government’s flagship disaster risk reduction initiative which will fund a diverse set of projects in partnership with states and territories to deliver medium-term and long-term national outcomes, investing up to $1 billion over the next five years.
Objectives
- Increase the understanding of natural hazard disaster impacts, as a first step towards reducing disaster impacts in the future.
- Increase the resilience, adaptive capacity and/or preparedness of governments, community service organisations and affected communities to minimise the potential impact of natural hazards and avert disasters.
- Reduce the exposure to risk, harm and/or severity of a natural hazard’s impacts, including reducing the recovery burden for governments and vulnerable and/or affected communities.
Disaster Ready Fund (DRF) programs (by funding year)
Learn about the 29 Queensland projects receiving more than $30.8 million total under Round Two of the Australian Government's Disaster Ready Fund (DRF).
Learn about the 50 Queensland projects receiving more than $84 million total under Round One of the Australian Government's Disaster Ready Fund (DRF).