There are a number of processes towards making a community ready, this includes Community Resilience plans and Gettering your Marae ready for an emergency.
A Community Resilience Plan helps people in the community understand the local risks, how to communicate and coordinate with each other and with Civil Defence in an emergency, and how to work together to recover from an emergency event.
It's helpful for your marae to have a plan to get through in an emergency, as well as a plan for looking after whānau. The Marae Emergency Preparedness Plan is designed to help marae be as prepared as possible in the event of a natural disaster or emergency. It encourages whānau, hapū and iwi to:
Read our document on marae in emergencies.
Work through the marae emergency preparedness plan to plan out what your marae will do here.
Community-led response planning template
Community Resilience Strategy 2016
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