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�� &#x/MCI; 1 ;&#x/MCI; 1 ;CAWE Communiqué February 2020IntroductionWelcome to the CAWE Communiquédesigned to provide stakeholders with updates from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) on Animal Welfare in Bureau of Meteorology Community Disaster Resilience StrategySu Groome | SEMC Business UnitThe Recovery and Committee Engagement subcommittee of the SEMC has commenced a project to develop a Community Disaster Resilience Strategy for WA. The aim of the Strategy is to reduce ��Page of agric.wa.gov.auimportant consideration, such as the important work of CAWE and the State Support Plan. Investment in resilience occurs before, during and after emergencies.The project will involve engagement across the State now to draw on the experience, initiatives and ideas of community stakeholders including local governments and their communities, as well as stakeholder groups from social services,siness and industry, and volunteering sectors. The outcomes from this work will inform a strategy and implementation plan with clear and measurable outcomes.ConsultationClosed: Local Animal Welfare in Emergencies Plan: Guide and Template Local Animal Welfare in Emergencies Plan: Guide and Templatewas developed fromthe inaugural WA Local Government Animal Welfare in Emergencies Workshopsheld in August2019The Guide and Template has been prepared to assist Local Governments to develop a Local Plan for Animal Welfare in Emergencies (Local PAWE)CAWE members and Local Governme
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nts were invited to provide comment on the Guide and Template and consultation closed 18 February 2020. DPIRD and WALGA will review the consultation and finalise the GuidTemplate in the coming months to be published to the DPIRD webpage.will be available as tool, Local Governments will be able to develop their own plans as best suits their needs, and are not required to adhere to the Guide and TemplateAnimal Welfare in Emergencies Webpage UpdateDPIRD continues to update its publically available content for animal welfare in emergencies. The latest page Tools and helpful linksnow housesthe followinginformation on Plans for Animal Welfare in Emergencies (PAWEFactsheets for animals in natural hazards event Bushfire factsheets for Companion animals, horses and livestockReturning home after a fireBushfire Pause for your PAWEA number of links to other organisations and resources that may be helpful for owners and carers of animalsDepartment of Primary Industries and Regional Development https://www.agric.wa.gov.au/animalwelfare/toolshelpful links ContactFor further information or enquiries:Amanda NardiWallace EmergencyPreparednessCoordinator | DPIRDImportant disclaimerThe Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and the State of Western Australiaaccept no liability whatsoever by reason of negligence or therwise arising from the use or release of this information or any part of it.Copyright State of Western Australia (Department of Primary Industriesand Regional Development), 202