Definition While the definition of resilience is disputed or even fuzzy, due in no small part to
the diversity of its applications, the concept generally involves the ability to withstand and …

Residents should take adaptive action to reduce flood risk—this claim increasingly
resonates in the academic debate on flood risk management (FRM). Hence, it must be …

Flood risks worldwide are increasing due to climate change. Managing these risks is ever
more necessary. Although flood risk management (FRM) is often understood as a technical …

Traditional views on flood vulnerability often present a simplistic government-community
relationship, portraying communities as passive recipients of aid. This perspective overlooks …

Abstract Hofstad et al.(2022) approach citizen engagement as part of a broader co-creation
strategy in which citizens are perceived as only one of a wide range of actors relevant for …

Este artículo aborda la gobernanza del riesgo de desastres a través de una revisión
sistemática, enfocándose en cuatro dimensiones clave: el marco institucional, la toma de …

Citizen priorities, needs, and rights have been moving to the centre of 'good'risk
management and governance in theory, but what is their role in practice? The disastrous …

In Australia, with its neoliberal policy tradition, responsibility for dealing with severe and
extreme weather events such as floods and bushfires has mainly been left to individual …

Pluvial and riverine floods affected many areas worldwide in 2021. To better prepare for
future disasters, understanding the areas of emergency and the need for disaster …

Coastal storms are likely to increase in frequency and become even more damaging. An
unresolved policy issue is whether current residents should receive federal subsidies …