EMERGENCY RISK MANAGEMENT
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Scarabworks specialises in the facilitation of Emergency Risk Management and Natural Resource Management.
Scarabworks works in close association with many experts in their own fields covering:
• Archaeology
• Mediators
• Natural Disasters Planning and Relief
• Remote Aboriginal communities
• Rural Social Geography
• Social Demography
CURRENT MANAGEMENT PROJECT
Scarabworks principal, Jeff Austin is the Independent Chairman of The National Great Artesian Basin Co-ordinating Committee. This committee meets three times each year alternating at sites in Queensland, NSW, South Australia and the Northern Territory. Deliberations are focussing on cross border issues between the four States involved.
The NSW Catchment Management Authorities have developed their Investment Strategies. Their success will depend on suitable partnership arrangements and landholders active participation.
A partnership with Local Government in NSW and State and Federal Government is advancing emergency risk management (ERM) for both natural and man made disasters under Commonwealth of Australian Governments (COAG) funding a new approach to the ERM process.
DOWNLOADS
ERM Report, Walgett Shire Council, 2007
ERM Report, Narrabri Shire, 2007
ERM Report, Liverpool Plains Shire Council, 2006
ERM Report, Tamworth Regional Council, 2006
ERM Report, Shire of Gunnedah, 2006
Did you know? Coleopterists observe that DUNG BEETLES roll their ball backwards. Their vision is unimpaired by their labour. The dung beetle is arguably the most natural environmentally sensitive worker.
“… he did an excellent job – you can pay a lot for the big firms and not get as good a result.” ... Queensland Water Directorate, Board Member, 2003 Facilitation of organization and business review.
