It has been argued that learning from flood experience contributes to flood resilience.
However, it is unclear what such a learning process involves, and it is debatable whether …

Like other countries, the United Kingdom faces the unavoidable challenge of adapting to a
changing climate. However, public perceptions of the risk posed by climate change and …

Flooding is a widely occurring natural hazard that noticeably damages property, people, and
the environment. In the context of climate change, the integration of spatial planning with …

The environmental management literature suggests that resilience is key to managing
complex systems and reducing vulnerability resulting from uncertainty and unexpected …

Flooding is a serious hazard across Europe, with over 200 major floods documented in the
last two decades. Over this period, flood management has evolved, with a greater …

Resilience is increasingly discussed as a key concept across many fields of international
policymaking from sustainable development and climate change, insecurity, conflict and …

The interactions between flood events, their aftermath, and recovery leading to health and
wellbeing outcomes for individuals are complex, and the pathways and mechanisms …

Risk communication plays an increasingly central role in flood risk management, but there is
a variety of conflicting advice about what does–and should–get transmitted, why, how, and …

Risk transfer, including insurance, is widely recognized as a tool for increasing financial
resilience to severe weather events such as floods. The application of this mechanism varies …

A key challenge of hazard risk management is finding novel ways to respond to future
extremes amid increasing vulnerability. Societal transformation in the context of multi …