In Conversation with Natalie Egleton
from Creative Responders
Natalie Egleton joins us to discuss the future of community-led recovery and her work across rural and regional Australia as CEO of the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal. This is a timely discussion about how we approach community-centred and community-led recovery: what does it really mean and how do we achieve it by resourcing and embedding fit-for-purpose systems in our response frameworks? Natalie and Scotia discuss the challenge of fatigue and depletion that comes with dealing with successive disasters. Natalie shares FRRR's on-the-ground research into the impact this is having on communities and what they need to replenish and rejuvenate their recovery capability. They also explore how recent events have prompted a new depth of thinking around how we approach crisis in communities and the importance of resourcing and investing at a community level to provide the right capacity support for the future. Links: Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal https://frrr.org.au/ Heartbeat of Rural Australia https://frrr.org.au/heartbeat/ Disaster Resilient: Future Ready Pilot Programs https://frrr.org.au/funding/disaster-resilience-and-climate-solutions/disaster-resilient-future-ready/
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