Central Darling Shire has announced the Far West Regional Drought Resilience Plan has been officially released.

The plan has been formulated to plan for broader community impacts and utilisations of the opportunity to learn from previous droughts.

In March last year Central Darling Shire Council, Broken Hill City Council and the Regional Development Australia Far West NSW Unincorporated Area started working together to produce the plan for drought resilience.

This plan is relevant to far west communities whilst also acknowledging the differences between the involved areas.

The comprehensive 65 page plan offers a holistic view of the multifaceted issue and impacts of drought.

These include issues faced during drought by primary producers, families, First Nations people, towns and villages, economic and social impacts.

People can view the plan via this link https://lnkd.in/gAcQBmvy