The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) provides guidance to assist with all stages of a Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) funded projects.
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DRFA funding relief measures
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) administers four funding relief measures to local governments and state agencies:
Event summary
The Western Queensland Surface Trough and Associated Rainfall and Flooding, 21 March - 19 May 2025 event caused widespread rain and flooding across Western Queensland.
Pre-collection activities – can costs associated with surveys to establish current volumes be reimbursed?
The cost of surveying a landfill facility before disposing of event related debris is ineligible under the Disaster Recovery Funding
About
The $16.01 million Environmental Recovery package is for recovery and resilience activities to rehabilitate impacted catchment areas and national parks following the Western Queensla
About
The $155 million Betterment Program aims to improve access to western and central Queensland by upgrading essential state-owned roads to a more resilient standard following the Western Queensland Surface Trough and Associated Rai
About the DRFA exceptional circumstances package/s
The 2025 North and Far North Tropical Low recovery operation includes a
About the DRFA exceptional circumstances packages
The 2025 We
About
The $73 million 2024-25 Environmental Recovery Package is being delivered in two stages. Stage one will be delivered through the Environmental Cleanup and Local Conservation Grants initiative, a separate initiative of this package.