A view on more resilient flood risk governance: key conclusions of the STAR-FLOOD project
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2016-03
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Flood Risk Management, Flood Risk Governance, Europe, EU Floods Directive, Partnership working, Belgium, England, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Synthesis
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Hegger, D L T, Driessen, P P J, Bakker, M, Alexander, M, Beyers, J-C, Buijze, A W G J, bruzzone, S, Chorynski, A, Crabbé, A, Deketelaere, K, Delvaux, B, Dieperink, C, Hoekveld, W J, Ek , K, Fournier, M, Ganzevoort, W, Gilissen, H K, Goytia, S, Gralepois, M, Green, C, van Herten, M L, Homewood, S, Kaufmann, M, Kundzewicz, Z, Larrue, C, Levy, L, Jakub, L, Liefferink, D, Manson, C, Matczak, P, Mees, H, Micou, A P, Parker, D, Pettersson, M, Priest, S, Raadgever, T, van Rijswick, H F M W, Schellenberger, T, Spegel, E, Suykens, C, Szwed, M, Tapsell, S, Thuillier, T, Tremorin, J B & Wiering, M 2016, A view on more resilient flood risk governance : key conclusions of the STAR-FLOOD project. STAR-FLOOD Consortium. < http://www.starflood.eu/documents/2016/03/d6-4-final-report-webversion.pdf >