Reducing climate disaster risk: insights from communities, government and industry by Sydney Environment Institute

What will it take for communities, the private sector, and government, to build preparedness and resilience in the face of increasing disasters?

Timestamps

00:50 Introduction – David Schlosberg
4:15 The Role of Government in Reducing the Risk of Climate-Induced Disasters – Rosemary Lyster
12:16 How Does the Audit Office Assess and Manage Risk? - Claudia Migotto
17:34 How Can Communities Organise to Protect Animals? – Anna Sturman
22:06 Barriers in Governance and Insurance – Rosemary Lyster
30:16 What Needs to Change in Risk Management? - Claudia Migotto
34:54 Mobilisation of Communities – Anna Sturman
40:16 Living with Increased Risk and Loss
53:06 Disaster Response and Keeping the Government Accountable – Claudia Migotto And Anna Sturman
54:26 How Can the Law Protect the Environment from Disaster? – Rosemary Lyster
59:38 Realities of Increased Risk and Responsibility in Our Economy
1:03:50 Supporting Our Native Biodiversity – Anna Sturman
How Can We Demand a Broader Sharing of Risk? – Claudia Migotto And Rosemary Lyster
1:07:38 How Can We Get Involved in the Face Of Increasing Disasters?

Speakers

Professor David Schlosberg (Chair), University of Sydney
Professor Rosemary Lyster, University of Sydney
Claudia Migotto, Audit Office of New South Wales
Dr Anna Sturman, University of Sydney

This event was held via Zoom on Wednesday 12 October 2022. For more information about this event visit: https://bit.ly/3N6a7k8

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