There has been an upsurge in studies of flood risk governance (FRG): steering and decision‐
making by public and private actors as a complement to risk assessments and technical …

The study of flood management has experienced a paradigmatic shift over the past two
decades. Particularly notable are the embracement of flood risk management (FRM) and …

This study presents the first nationwide spatial assessment of flood risk to identify social
vulnerability and flood exposure hotspots that support policies aimed at protecting high‐risk …

Flood risk management (FRM) aims to integrate necessary technical measures with
environmental and societal approaches. Focusing on the process and governance of how to …

During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, heritage sites, which protect natural and
cultural resources, experienced the dauting task of sustaining business operations during …

Flood risk is a growing global concern that is not only affecting developing countries, but
also the sustainable development of the most affluent liberal democracies. This has attracted …

Globally, the responsibility to develop flood risk policy is often devolved to local government.
However, local governments can lack the capacity to keep up with increasing and changing …

There is lively scholarly and societal debate on the need to diversify flood risk management
strategies to contribute to more flood resilience. The latter requires dedicated governance …

Purpose This paper aims to advance the idea of sustainable flood reduction. Flood reduction
through the use of the drainage system is considered an unsustainable approach that …

Urban flood risk communication continues to challenge governments. Community-based
organizations (CBOs) aim to rapidly detect deficiencies in capacity to deal with flood risk in …