Our people
An introduction to our people, including our staff, Board and committees, as well as researchers, end-users and students we work with.
An introduction to our people, including our staff, Board and committees, as well as researchers, end-users and students we work with.
The Risk, Audit and Compliance Committee provides the Natural Hazards Research Australia Board with assurance that there are adequate processes in place with regard to matters of risk, audit and compliance.
The role of the Committee includes, but is not limited to, oversight of:
The Education and Training Committee provides the Natural Hazards Research Australia Board with advice on the strategic directions that the Centre should take to support and promote training and education to improve resilience to natural hazards.
The role of the Committee includes, but is not limited to, oversight of the:
The Research and Implementation Committee provides the Natural Hazards Research Australia Board with strategic advice on the overall development of the Centre’s research and implementation programs, consistent with the Commonwealth Funding Agreement.
The role of the Committee includes, but is not limited to, oversight of:
The International Research Advisory Panel provides advice to the Research and Implementation Committee of Natural Hazards Research Australia's Board on the quality and progress of the Centre’s research program and Biennial Research Plan. This will help improve research quality through providing an international perspective on research trends, collaboration opportunities, as well as professional and research development opportunities.
The Panel has representatives from the global research community with expertise relevant to the physical, social and political sciences that reflect the Centre’s research program. Members of the Panel have knowledge and experience relevant to natural hazards and disaster risk reduction.
The Reconciliation Working Group was established in late-2021 to drive, coordinate and implement the first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan and future reconciliation activities across the Centre.
The Early- and Mid-Career Academic and Practitioner (EMCAP) Network was established in 2024 to support and advocate for the next generation of natural hazards leaders, is an important step for fostering excellence in the science and management of natural hazards and to underpin the long-term development of the Centre and its outcomes. The EMCAP Network Executive Committee coordinate and manage network activities.