Disaster Recovery Programs (DRPs) are provincial funding mechanisms that help municipalities, residents, and businesses recover from natural disasters and emergencies. When floods, wildfires, severe storms, or other disasters cause significant damage, provinces can activate DRPs to share recovery costs. Programs typically cover emergency response expenses, temporary accommodations, repair of essential services, and restoration of private property to basic functional condition. Coverage limits, eligibility criteria, and application processes vary by province. For municipalities, DRPs can reimburse costs for emergency operations, infrastructure repair, debris removal, and restoring public services. Programs generally don't cover uninsurable items or upgrades beyond pre-disaster conditions. Successful claims require thorough documentation of damage and expenses. Major events may also access federal cost-sharing through DFAA.