Regenerate Capital Region
Canberra | Yass | Michelago | Burra | Bredbo | Queanbeyan | Bumbalong | Tharwa | Royalla
Building community resilience through leadership
Canberra | Yass | Michelago | Burra | Bredbo | Queanbeyan | Bumbalong | Tharwa | Royalla
Building community resilience through leadership
An 8-day residential leadership development program for rural landholders or managers, emergency first responders and local government employees to build community resilience and improve future bushfire responses.
Regenerate Capital Region is a leadership development program in response to the 2019-20 bushfire season. Its objective is to build a network of trusted contacts across geographical boundaries and agencies to better respond to future fire emergencies.
It aligns with the National Strategy for Disaster Resilience’s focus on achieving community resilience through collective and shared responsibility and empowering individuals and communities to create change.
Improving leadership at all levels is needed to drive improvements in disaster response. Are you someone who:
If you answered YES to even one of these questions, and are committed to building a strong network to manage future bushfires and natural disasters, consider applying.
Understand your own behaviours and explore healthy self-management techniques.
Learn how to build stronger networks and collaborate with others.
Learn about resilience thinking and flexible leadership.
Explore different ways of managing natural disasters.
Deliver a $10,000 community resilience initiative with your cohort. Presented at graduation dinner on 23 November 2023
Giving up time to attend a leadership development program can be a tough choice. Here are five reasons to invest the time and apply.
If you cannot find an answer to your question in our FAQ, you can always contact us. Our team is happy to answer questions and help with your application.
Learning with us is not assessment or competency-based. Our experiential learning methodology means you’ll learn through challenges and enquiry. It is an experience, not a classroom.