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The Coastal Hazard Adaptation Program is a Queensland Government commitment to assist councils with coastal hazard adaptation strategies.
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The Queensland Government has committed a further $3 million to enable local governments to develop and implement coastal hazard adaptation strategies.
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A new grant funding program to support implementation actions recommended in a Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategy has commenced.
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QCoast2100 approves funding for 31 councils to help coastal communities prepare for the impacts of coastal hazards
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Additional Funding
FUNDING | An additional $3 million has been committed by the Queensland Government to enable eligible local governments to develop and implement their CHAS. Four targeted funding sub-programs are being developed, details will be made available to coastal councils over the coming months.
Implementation
IMPLEMENTATION | Call for expressions of interest open for eligible Queensland coastal councils to apply for funding to support finalised Coastal Hazard Adaptation Strategies through coastal hazard adaptation implementation projects. Projects that demonstrate innovative solutions and benefit to other councils will be encouraged.
Course
SHORT COURSE | May 2022: Griffith University is, once again, running the Coastal Resilience Short Course. Level I: Foundations training program will be held on the Gold Coast, and a Level II: Advanced Applications short course will be held in Byron Bay.
