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2 Flood Risk management strategies

  • 2.1 – Flood risk management strategies.
  • 2.2 – Management strategies in the STAR-FLOOD countries.
  • 2.3 – Towards resilience, legitimacy and efficiency.
  • 2.4 – How to select flood risk management strategies
European Union Seventh Framework Programme

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for Research, Technological Development and Demonstration under Grant Agreement No 308364.

  • Countries
    • The Netherlands
    • England
    • Belgium
    • Sweden
    • Poland
    • France
  • Cities and Rivers
    • Rotterdam Nieuwe Maas
    • Westergouwe Hollandse IJssel
    • Nijmegen Waal
    • River Thames, London Thames
    • (Kingston upon) Hull Humber
    • Leeds Aire
    • Antwerpen Scheldt
    • Geraardsbergen Dender
    • Lessines Dender
    • Gothenburg Göta
    • Kristianstad Torne
    • Karlstad Klarälven
    • Slubice Oder
    • Poznan county Warta
    • Wroclaw Oder
    • Nice Paillon
    • Nevers Loire
    • Le Havre Seine

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