Crisis exercising is using simulated scenarios that are designed to replicate real-life crisis situations. They’re done to help people and organisations prepare and respond to these emergency ...

In preparation for ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred's impact, Queensland and New South Wales made an urgent request for help. We activated the National Emergency Management Stockpile without delay. This ...

It’s important to be prepared for a crisis and know what to do when one happens. There are roles for everyone to play before, during and after a crisis. Our states and territories are the first ...

In July 2021, the Australian Government announced the Black Summer Bushfire Recovery (BSBR) Grants Program. The program was part of the $2.2 billion National Bushfire Recovery Fund. Grants were ...

In preparation for ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred's impact, Queensland and New South Wales made an urgent request for help. We activated the National Emergency Management Stockpile without delay.

The Federal Budget 2024-25 invested in measures that addressed the increase in severe and frequent natural hazards brought on by climate change. This included a focus on enhanced emergency response ...

Our programs support emergency management and risk reduction. Find out more about these response, relief, recovery, and resilience programs. We recognise that communities are often much better ...

The National Emergency Management Agency acknowledges the Traditional Custodians throughout Australia and acknowledge their connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, ...

It’s important to be prepared for a crisis and know what to do when one happens. There are roles for everyone to play before, during and after a crisis. Crisis exercising Crisis exercising is using ...

We work with partners, like the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) around the world and report on Australia's progress against the Sendai Framework. Key partners We work with ...