There are four key functional areas that require the application of coordination arrangements as a part of the recovery process. These areas focus on the various needs of the community within:
The following table identifies the services and elements relevant to each functional area of recovery:
Figure 28 - Services and Elements Relevant to Each Functional Area of Recovery
| Community Recovery | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Natural | People, Social Health and Community | Built | Economic |
| Water | Safety | Residential | Employment |
| Air Quality | Wellbeing | Community | Industry |
| Flora | Interim accommodation | Infrastructure | Commerce |
| Fauna | Financial aid | Essential services | Small business |
| Agriculture | Health | Water | Tourism |
| Parks | Psychological support | Waste | Government |
| Public land | Individualised support | Electricity | |
| Marine environment | Outreach | Gas | |
| Case management | Telecommunications | ||
| Community support | Roads | ||
| Fencing | |||
| Transport | |||
Source: Colac Otway Shire
6.7 Recovery Management Structure
6.9 Municipal Coordination and Management Arrangements
