Community Partnership Expression of Interest (EOI)

If you do contact us throughout the expression of interest process, please quote the ID number below.

RACQ will consider partnership projects aligned to the following focus areas:

1. Physical Resilience (Built)

Enable Community Group assets to be built-back and bettered to withstand current and future disaster risks.

2. Nature-based Resilience (Environment)

Regenerate and strengthen the capacity of the natural environment to respond to ongoing climate change, and resist damage to community assets.

3. Social Resilience (Human and Social)

Build the capacity of Community Groups to understand, plan, prepare for and manage infrastructure to withstand and quickly recover from climate impacts and support social wellbeing and population retention in regional communities.

4. Community Energy Resilience (Energy)

Support community energy resources that create shared value and build resilience to current and future disaster risks.

5. Affordable Sustainable Mobility

Support greater access to EV’s, micro-mobility and mobility-as-a-service solutions for marginalized groups.

6. Accessible Driver Licensing

Provide improved access to licensing as a pathway to education and employment for marginalized groups.

7. Road Safety Behaviour

Lead a community culture in safe road use, attitudes, empathy and risk tolerances for at-risk cohorts.

To be considered for a partnership, the organisation and any relevant projects or acitivities need to:

1. Align to our community focus areas: Physical Resilience, Nature-Based Resilience, Social Resilience, Community Energy Resilience, Affordable Sustainable Mobility, Accessible Driver Licensing and Road Safety Behaviour.

2. Respond to clear community needs and response gaps.

3. Have clear deliverables that benefit at-risk or marginalized Queensland communities directly.

4. Include outcomes measurement and enable uplift in community resilience or inclusive mobility.

5. Provide shared value for RACQ with a willingness to co-fund, co-brand and share accountability.

6. Have low reputation risk for the RACQ Brand.

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Before proceeding, please confirm the following:

• you have read and understood the community focus areas
• you have read and understood the partnership criteria
• the proposed partnership is located in Queensland
• your organisation has the appropriate type and level of insurance for the activities that are the subject of this partnership