Growing community resilience to current and future risk through research and conversations.
Welcome to the CEDRR website. Here you will find information about our research project at the University of Melbourne.
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Help build community resilience and support the research.
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Our impact
120
Conversations had with participants
8
Community groups involved
$475
Donations to community groups
Helping communities increase resilience to the risks of climate change
Our research is based on hundreds of conversations (and counting) about experiences and perceptions of risk.
We work to facilitate and support community connections, including how these engagements shape the actions we take (and don't take) to prepare for disasters of all sorts.
Our goals
- Better understand public perceptions of risk;
- Reduce flood risk at the household scale, with contributions to wider flood risk reduction for the community;
- Build mutually beneficial relationships amongst communities, service providers, and researchers;
- Measure risk reduction actions taken as a result of engagements, including potential spillover effects;
- Support and grow community resilience;
- Improve how emergency services and researchers engage with communities for flood and disaster risk reduction.
How conversations can build a communities resilience to risk
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Our goals
- Better understand public perceptions of risk;
- Reduce flood risk at the household scale, with contributions to wider flood risk reduction for the community;
- Build mutually beneficial relationships amongst communities, service providers, and researchers;
- Measure risk reduction actions taken as a result of engagements, including and potentialany spillover effect;
- Support and grow community resilience;
- Improve how emergency services and researchers engage with communities for flood and/disaster risk reduction.
Contact us
The research team is keen to hear from people interested in our work and we encourage you to contact us.