Flood risk emerges from the interaction of hazard and vulnerability. Over recent decades the
notion of risk being the basis for flood management decisions has become widely accepted …

Urban floods cannot be managed in isolation at the city scale and responses to potential
flood impacts are complicated by interlinked political, socio‐economic and environmental …

The assessment of flood risk and resilience has become increasingly important in recent
years for effective urban flood management. While flood resilience and risk are two distinct …

This paper presents an approach to quantifying current and future city-wide flood risks to Ho
Chi Minh City. Here urban planning scenarios linking urban development and climate …

In this paper, we describe a modelling framework that allows the integration of human and
physical components of flood risk. Within this framework, flood risk management is …

Water security is an expression of resilience. In the recent past, scientists and public
organizations have built considerable work around this concept launched in 2013 by the …

Urban development and regeneration present windows of opportunity to reduce flood
vulnerability that are often not taken advantage of. Collaborative planning is needed to …

Taking as an example three study cases in the Costa Brava area, this paper examines the
social perception of floods through surveys, interviews and Focus Group sessions …

Integration of flood risk in spatial planning is increasingly seen as a way to enhance cities'
resilience to the growing flood hazards, albeit its operationalisation remains challenging …

This study explains deficiencies in Bangkok's current floodplain management and
demonstrates improvements that are possible using a strategic flood risk management …