In response to the extreme flood events of recent decades, the European Floods Directive (2007/60/EC) requires Member States of the European Union to develop Flood Risk Management Plans (Dworak & Görlach 2005). These plans need to be in place by 2015 and set‘appropriate objectives for the management of flood risk and [reduce] potential adverse consequences of flooding for human health, the environment, cultural heritage and economic activity’ (Floods Directive 2007: Article 7 II). They are based on river basin districts. This special issue addresses the new plan instrument that is unique in terms of its governance since it formally changes flood risk management from being predominantly the responsibility of water engineering, to incorporate...
Little of the European coast line or land area has escaped human influence, with increasing pressure...
European countries, especially urban areas, face increasing flood risks due to urbanization, increas...
The floods and the risk in the Rhine basin can only effectively be reduced if, in addition to techni...
In response to the extreme flood events of recent decades, the European Floods Directive (2007/60/EC...
The flood risk management plan challenges both water engineers and spatial planners. It calls for a ...
The EU Flood Directive requires member states to develop flood risk management plans by 22nd Decembe...
The European flood risk management plan is a new instrument introduced by the Floods Directive. It i...
The European flood risk management plan is a new instrument introduced by the Floods Directive. It i...
In response to the extreme flood events of recent decades, the European Union has released the Flood...
The Flood Directive 2007/60/CE establishes a common framework within the European Union for assessin...
The European Floods Directive requires member states to prepare flood risk management plans for thei...
The European Floods Directive requires member states to prepare flood risk management plans for thei...
Traditionally, governmental authorities in the Netherlands have a strong focus on the construction a...
In Europe, water management is moving from flood defense to a risk management approach, which takes ...
Floods cause distress and damage wherever and whenever they happen. Flooding from rivers, estuaries ...
Little of the European coast line or land area has escaped human influence, with increasing pressure...
European countries, especially urban areas, face increasing flood risks due to urbanization, increas...
The floods and the risk in the Rhine basin can only effectively be reduced if, in addition to techni...
In response to the extreme flood events of recent decades, the European Floods Directive (2007/60/EC...
The flood risk management plan challenges both water engineers and spatial planners. It calls for a ...
The EU Flood Directive requires member states to develop flood risk management plans by 22nd Decembe...
The European flood risk management plan is a new instrument introduced by the Floods Directive. It i...
The European flood risk management plan is a new instrument introduced by the Floods Directive. It i...
In response to the extreme flood events of recent decades, the European Union has released the Flood...
The Flood Directive 2007/60/CE establishes a common framework within the European Union for assessin...
The European Floods Directive requires member states to prepare flood risk management plans for thei...
The European Floods Directive requires member states to prepare flood risk management plans for thei...
Traditionally, governmental authorities in the Netherlands have a strong focus on the construction a...
In Europe, water management is moving from flood defense to a risk management approach, which takes ...
Floods cause distress and damage wherever and whenever they happen. Flooding from rivers, estuaries ...
Little of the European coast line or land area has escaped human influence, with increasing pressure...
European countries, especially urban areas, face increasing flood risks due to urbanization, increas...
The floods and the risk in the Rhine basin can only effectively be reduced if, in addition to techni...