Recovery monitoring and evaluation

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About

QRA’s monitoring and evaluation function is jointly funded under Australian and Queensland Government Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).

Strong monitoring and evaluation practices support QRA to understand:

  • how every dollar spent makes a difference
  • if packages are working for impacted communities as intended
  • if packages are achieving their recovery and resilience objectives
  • how packages can be improved for future disaster events.

Monitoring and evaluation is intended to support continuous learning, performance improvement, evidence informed decision-making and accountability.

QRA’s Evaluation Strategy was developed to support contemporary evaluation practice within the context of Queensland’s recovery and resilience priorities. The strategy outlines how QRA intends to approach monitoring and evaluation activities for Category C and D exceptional circumstances packages under DRFA. 

Monitoring and evaluation

evaluation strategy
Evaluation Strategy
QRA's Evaluation Strategy supports contemporary evaluation practice within the context of Queensland’s recovery and resilience priorities.
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Evaluation reports
QRA has a number of mandatory reporting requirements under the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA). Learn about QRA's evaluation approach and read Evaluation reports.
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Monitoring
Find out about the information QRA collects through regular performance reporting, and the Monthly Monitoring Reports required from councils and state agencies.

Contact

For more information, please contact the Evaluation Team.

Last updated: 16 December 2025.
QRA Reference: CM DOC/25/51549.