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Strategic priorities
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Strategic Roadmap 2022–28
- Foreword
- Approach to strategic reform
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- Where we’ve come from
- What lies ahead
- Our commitment to you
- Our vision of success
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Our strategic priorities
- Priority one: Work with Victorians to understand and reduce the risk of emergencies
- Priority two: Strengthen our use of data, analytics and intelligence to improve decision making
- Priority three: Support communities to be prepared and recover well after emergencies
- Priority four: Build a sustainable emergency management workforce that represents the people it serves
- Priority five: Strengthen governance arrangements to improve accountability, cooperation and participation
- Strategic Action Plan overview
- Where to from here?
- Acronyms
- Strategic Action Plan 2022–25
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Responsibilities
- Emergency Management Planning
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State Emergency Management Plan (SEMP)
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Roles and Responsibilities
- Mitigation
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Agency Roles and Responsibilities alignment to Victorian Preparedness Framework
- 1. Planning
- 2. Community Information and Warnings
- 3. Operational Management
- 4. Intelligence and Information Sharing
- 5. Public Order and Community Safety
- 6. Building Community Resilience
- 7. Fire Management and Suppression
- 8. Fatality Management
- 9. Critical Transport
- 10. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- 11. Impact Assessment
- 12. Search and Rescue
- 13. Health Protection
- 14. Health Emergency Response
- 15. Relief Assistance
- 16. Environmental Response
- 17. Economic Recovery
- 18. Natural and Cultural Heritage Rehabilitation
- 19. Built Recovery
- 20. Social Recovery
- 21. Assurance and Learning
- Role statements
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Roles and Responsibilities
- SEMP Sub-Plans
- Marine Search and Rescue
- Road Crash Rescue Arrangements
- State Emergency Management Priorities
- Emergency Management Operational Communications Program
- Victoria’s warning system
- Incident management
- Consequence management
- Standards
- Managing emergencies
- Bushfire shelter options
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How we help
- Emergency Recovery Resource Portal
- Community
- Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA)
- Resilient Recovery Strategy
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Disaster Recovery Toolkit for Local Government
- Understanding disaster recovery
- Recovery readiness: preparation for recovery before a disaster
- When disaster strikes: the first days and weeks
- Beyond disaster: the months and years ahead
- Council business matters: meeting the organisational challenges of disaster recovery
- Regional recovery networks
- Engaging the community in disaster recovery
- Recovery tools and other resources
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Emergency management capability in Victoria
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Victorian Preparedness Framework
- Victorian Preparedness Goal
- We all have a role to play in emergency management preparedness
- Consequence management
- Using risk to determine scenarios for assessing capability and capacity
- Introducing Victoria’s 21 core capabilities
- Core capabilities and their critical tasks
- 5 core capability elements
- Better prepared, together: How the Framework is beneficial to our work
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Victorian Preparedness Framework
- Grants and Awards
- Resilience
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Reviews and Lessons Management
- Lessons management framework (EM-LEARN)
- Learning as One – Victoria’s page for lessons
- Emergency Management Operational Reviews
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Operational Reviews
- Review of Community Bushfire Warnings
- Somerton Tip Fire
- Community response to bushfires during 2012-13 fire season
- Fire Management at Landfill Sites
- Goongerah-Deddick Trail Fire Review
- Kentbruck Fire Review
- Loch Sport Operational Review
- Mt Ray Boundary Track Review
- NuPlex Chemical Incident
- Port of Portland Emergency
- Stewarton Fire Review Community Report
- Tabard Review
- Tostaree fire review
- TriTech Lubricants factory fire
- Westmeadows Grassfire Review
- Yarra Valley Grammar
- Volunteers
- News
- Publications
The department acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their Elders, past and present.