The idea of 'citizen as sensors' has gradually become a reality over the past decade. Today,
Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) from citizens is highly involved in acquiring …

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 …

A detailed guide to the design and evaluation of effective disaster learning programs
Disaster Education, Communication and Engagement provides a much-needed evidence …

A rise in the number of flood-affected people and areas has increased the interest in new
methods and concepts that account for this change. Citizens are integrated into disaster risk …

In recent years, understanding and improving the perception of flood risk has become an
important aspect of flood risk management and flood risk reduction policies. The aim of this …

Planning for resilient cities requires an evidence-based understanding of flood risk and the
involvement of stakeholders and local actors. The paper addresses research developed …

Participatory Mapping encompasses a broad spectrum of methods, each with advantages
and limitations that can influence the degree to which the target audience is able to …

This community‐based research aims to enhance local‐level flood management by utilising
participatory geographic information systems (PGIS) methods to capture the spatial …

A worldwide increase in the number of people and areas affected by disasters has led to
more and more approaches that focus on the integration of local knowledge into disaster risk …

There is a growing interest in disaster risk management due to an increasing vulnerability to
extreme natural events and man-made disasters that prevent normal relations in societies …