Resilient Communities In Dry Times (05/24)

Resilience is seen as a buzzword of disaster responses. For some, “building resilience” is seen as an excuse for governments to opt out of providing support during dry times or following disruptions such as fire or flood.

Resilience involves being able to withstand, adapt to and recover from adversity, according to the Australian Local Government Association. It doesn’t necessarily mean “bouncing back” to the status quo that existed before a disruptive event such as drought.

Rather, a resilient community is able to learn from disruptive experiences and plan, adapt and change to be better able to meet future challenges.

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Drought Research Reports

Feed grain storage options (08/23)

Sustaining stock in dry times can involve bringing high-energy feeds onto the farm.

Water infrastructure – opportunities in dry times (07/23)

Why do dams fail? Regular inspection and maintenance are key to maximise the lifespan of dams.

Water infrastructure (06/23)

Water infrastructure: pumping, transfer and storage options

Weather forecasts - sources and interpretation (05/23)

Australia has several climatic regions which are affected by many different weather systems.

Annual Reviews

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