1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Development of the strategy
1.2 Objectives
1.3 Remote Indigenous communities
1.4 Consultations
1.5 Emergency management issues

2. BACKGROUND

2.1 Emergency management responsibilities
2.2 Identification of the needs of remote Indigenous communities

3. VISION, AIM AND PRINCIPLES
3.1 Vision
3.2 Aim
3.3 Principles

4. PRIORITIES
4.1 Priority 1—Decision-making structures in remote Indigenous communities
for emergency management
4.2 Priority 2—Communication and engagement with remote Indigenous communities in emergency management
4.3 Priority 3—Community emergency management planning for remote Indigenous communities
4.4 Priority 4—Community resourcing for emergency management in remote Indigenous communities
4.5 Priority 5—Coordinated and cooperative approach to emergency
management in remote Indigenous communities
4.6 Priority 6—Empowering Indigenous people through emergency management training
4.7 Priority 7—Education of Indigenous people

5. REPORTING ON PROGRESS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
5.1 Agency responsibilities
5.2 Reporting
5.3 Timing

ANNEX A SUMMARY COMMENTS FROM CONSULTATIONS
Priority 1—Decision-making structures in remote Indigenous communities for emergency management
Priority 2—Communication and engagement with remote Indigenous communities
in emergency management
Priority 3—Community emergency management planning for remote Indigenous communities
Priority 4—Community resourcing for emergency management in remote
Indigenous communities
Priority 5—Coordinated and cooperative approach to emergency management in remote Indigenous communities
Priority 6—Empowering Indigenous people through emergency management training
Priority 7—Education of Indigenous people

SHORTENED FORMS

GLOSSARY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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