Academic interest in comprehending flood resilience concepts and their evaluation is
growing with the increasing frequency and severity of disasters due to climate change (CC) …

Background Community engagement is crucial for integrated and adaptive river
management but an organized body of knowledge to systematically promote community …

In the background of rapid population growth and rapid urbanization, extreme floods have
brought great challenges to urban construction and development, and have aroused …

The frequency of natural disasters and the losses caused by global climate change and
urbanization continue to increase. Traditional rigid defense methods cannot meet the needs …

Based on 2012–2017 panel data of 282 China's cities, this paper uses the entropy method
to calculate an urban resilience index, uses spatial cold–hot spots model to explore spatial …

This study explores the role played by governance in developing disaster resiliency and its
impact on economic sustainability in Greece. Descriptive research was undertaken, and …

Building resilience has been a critical agenda for disaster risk management, but how to build
and what to build tend to remain abstract. Our analysis offers insights on practices deployed …

Flooding is a threatening human/climate-induced hazard and the expected increase in the
frequency and severity of floods is challenging cities worldwide. Modern flood risk …

In the face of growing urban populations and their increasing demand for land and natural
resources, the assessment of urban ecological resilience has emerged as an imperative …

The lack of open spaces in urban areas, associated with degraded river environments
aggravates one of the main problems faced by cities nowadays: flood risk. This study aims to …