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3 Flood risk governance

  • 3.1 – Flood risk governance arrangements
  • 3.2 – Governance arrangements in the STAR-FLOOD countries
  • 3.3 – Factors promoting stability or change
  • 3.4 – How to change flood risk governance in a specific area?
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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