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New Zealand Civil Defence Emergency Management

New Zealand Civil Defence Emergency Management. (insert name) (insert your logo). New Zealand Hazardscape. New Zealand has a broad range of hazards:

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New Zealand Civil Defence Emergency Management

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  1. New Zealand Civil Defence Emergency Management (insert name) (insert your logo)

  2. New Zealand Hazardscape New Zealand has a broad range of hazards: “sometimes it does us a power of good to remind ourselves that we live on two volcanic rocks where two tectonic plates meet, in a somewhat lonely stretch of windswept ocean just above the Roaring Forties. If you want drama – you’ve come to the right place” Sir Geoffrey Palmer

  3. The Integrated Planning Framework

  4. Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002 Provided the framework for civil defence emergency management with key elements: • A clear statement of purpose that mandates risk management • A structure to enable cooperative planning, response and accountability • An integrated planning framework

  5. Purpose of the Act • Promoting sustainable management of hazards • Enabling communities to achieve acceptable levels of risk • Requiring co-ordination of CDEM activities • Encouraging co-ordination and integration across sectors to address interdependencies • Reduction, readiness, response and recovery arrangements

  6. National CDEM Strategy Resilient New Zealand communities, understanding & managing their hazards • To increase awareness, understanding & participation in CDEM • To reduce the risks from hazards to New Zealand • To enhance New Zealand's capability to manage emergencies • To enhance New Zealand’s capability to recover from disasters

  7. CDEM sector structure

  8. CDEM Groups

  9. Role of the Ministry MCDEM’s 4 business goals are: • To build and maintain MCDEM capability • To develop CDEM initiatives for hazard risk reduction • To enhance CDEM stakeholders’ capability • To increase awareness and understanding of, and commitment to, CDEM

  10. (Eg. Auckland CDEM Group) • 5 slides available from this point, to insert Group content.

  11. How the CDEM Group is made up CDEM Group Committee Accountability Decision making Governance Political Leaders - Local Authority Senior Managers - Local Authority Emergency Services, Health and others Policy making Strategic Planning Implementation of Group Plan Coordinating Executive Group Professional Services Hazards & Risks Coordination CDEM Group EMO/EOC CDEM Group Manager Local Response/ Planning CDEM Officers Local EMO/EOC Local EMO/EOC Local EMO/EOC Local EMO/EOC Local Government Members of CDEM Group Local Authority Local Authority Local Authority Local Authority

  12. (Eg. Manukau District Council) • 5 slides available from this point, to insert local content.

  13. Questions? (insert logo)

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