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The Relative Organizations after the Christchurch's Earthquake Organizations
Missions
Christchurch Central Development Unit (CCDU)
Founded on the “Share An Idea” campaign, CCDU is committed to bringing about the reinvigoration of Central Christchurch.
Earthquake Commission (EQC)
EQC provides disaster insurance covering home properties, manages natural disaster fund and offers financial assistance to educational and research institutes dedicated to mitigating the impacts of natural disasters.
Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild Team (SCIRT)
SCIRT is founded to rebuild infrastructural facilities in Christchurch in the postearthquake period.
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Agency (CERA)
CERA is a government-led agency committed to coordinating efforts from all sides for the rebuild process.
Christchurch Transport Network
Christchurch Transport Network is responsible for developing special networks that help users find the speediest and safest roads.
Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy
Responsible for formulating steps and actions plans for the future development of Christchurch.
Future Christchurch
Responsible for releasing the latest reports and information.
accessibility; encouraging young people
2. A government-led initiative
to start their own businesses, creating jobs
that involves extensive public
for young people and increasing creative
participation and multi-actor
sectors; shaping a safe, livable and green
collaboration with non-profit
city image; promoting the development of
organizations as the key actors
local tourism by attracting more domestic
The innovation of the initiative lies in
and international tourists to Christchurch.
multi-partner collaboration for post-crisis
In a nutshell, a variety of approaches
rebuild, involving local governmental
and measures were taken to rejuvenate
organizations (Christchurch City
the city’s vitality and to reinvigorate its
Council), government agencies (including
modern appeal.
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery