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Monitoring and evaluation is a thorough way for QRA to demonstrate the programs we invest in are making a difference. The jointly funded Australian and Queensland Government (50:50) m
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The Queensland Hazard and Risk Assessment Framework (QHRAF) project aims to reduce risks and build community resilience to hazards in Queensland.
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In a Queensland first, cattle farmers accessing Disaster Recovery Grants can claim for the costs of embryo transfer procedures to restore breeding stock following recent flood events.
Construction is underway on resilient upgrades to Curzon Street Bridge at Brisbane Markets, Rocklea, with the Betterment project set to improve market access during severe weather events.
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The $0.99 million Small Business Recovery Assistance Grants are designed to address medium to long term recovery needs where impacts are ongoing and compounding, and where loan-based assistance alone is insuffic
An earthen levee built in 1996 protects one of Queensland’s most remote towns from major floods and shows the value of adapting resilience works to local conditions.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) administers disaster resilience funding on behalf of the State of Queensland. Learn about about current and completed resilience funding programs.