The Netherlands has a long history of protecting against flooding and high water levels. Due to the climate change and the sea level rise, the next flood could have a high impact on this small country. Hoogwaterbeschermingsprogramma (HWBP), the current largest flood defence program in the Netherlands, makes sure that all the flood defence facilities (dike, pomp, dune) in the Netherlands comply with the safety norms. HWBP has two objectives: 1. Increasing the pace of improving the flood defence facilities to 50 km per year. 2. Reducing the average costs of the flood defence improvement to 7 million euro per kilometre. To reach these objectives, special attention should be given to the management of risks in HWBP projects. Current risk manage...
Densely populated deltas are so vulnerable to sea level rise and climate change that they cannot wai...
Floods cause distress and damage wherever and whenever they happen. Flooding from rivers, estuaries ...
Densely populated deltas are so vulnerable to sea level rise and climate change that they cannot wai...
Without our dikes and dunes, 60% of the Netherlands would flood on a regular basis. This area is hom...
There is a growing international recognition that flood risk management in optima forma should be a ...
Traditionally river systems have been a source of economic prosperity, but also the cause of devasta...
The Netherlands is updating its flood protection, whilst fully taking into account climate change an...
The Scheldt is a tidal river that originates in France and flows through Belgium and the Netherlands...
The Netherlands has a long tradition of flood risk management, due to its special physical location ...
The Dutch Flood Protection Programme (DFPP) of The Netherlands is aimed at improving flood protectio...
For many years the Netherlands has protected itself against high river discharges and storms by mean...
The Netherlands is updating its flood protection, whilst fully taking into account climate change an...
The Netherlands' policy for flood risk management is being revised in view of a sustainable developm...
There is a growing international recognition that flood risk management in optima forma should be a ...
Traditionally, governmental authorities in the Netherlands have a strong focus on the construction a...
Densely populated deltas are so vulnerable to sea level rise and climate change that they cannot wai...
Floods cause distress and damage wherever and whenever they happen. Flooding from rivers, estuaries ...
Densely populated deltas are so vulnerable to sea level rise and climate change that they cannot wai...
Without our dikes and dunes, 60% of the Netherlands would flood on a regular basis. This area is hom...
There is a growing international recognition that flood risk management in optima forma should be a ...
Traditionally river systems have been a source of economic prosperity, but also the cause of devasta...
The Netherlands is updating its flood protection, whilst fully taking into account climate change an...
The Scheldt is a tidal river that originates in France and flows through Belgium and the Netherlands...
The Netherlands has a long tradition of flood risk management, due to its special physical location ...
The Dutch Flood Protection Programme (DFPP) of The Netherlands is aimed at improving flood protectio...
For many years the Netherlands has protected itself against high river discharges and storms by mean...
The Netherlands is updating its flood protection, whilst fully taking into account climate change an...
The Netherlands' policy for flood risk management is being revised in view of a sustainable developm...
There is a growing international recognition that flood risk management in optima forma should be a ...
Traditionally, governmental authorities in the Netherlands have a strong focus on the construction a...
Densely populated deltas are so vulnerable to sea level rise and climate change that they cannot wai...
Floods cause distress and damage wherever and whenever they happen. Flooding from rivers, estuaries ...
Densely populated deltas are so vulnerable to sea level rise and climate change that they cannot wai...