Hegger, Dries. editor. Raadgever, Tom. editor. text gw 2018 First edition monographic eng XX, 174 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. This book points out why organisational or governance aspects are essential for implementing a broad and integrated flood risk management approach. It provides key conclusions on resilient, efficient and legitimate flood risk governance arrangements in vulnerable urban areas in Europe. These are translated into concrete recommendations and good practices that can give you new insights and inspire you to improve policies and practices. The book is a way of spreading the results of the EU 7th Framework Project STAR-FLOOD. The project investigated strategies for dealing with flood risks in 18 vulnerable urban regions in 6 European countries: England, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden. STAR-FLOOD focused on governance aspects, from a combined public administration and legal perspective. Preface -- 1. Necessity and importance of a diversification of flood risk management strategies -- 2. Establishing connectivity between actors, levels and sectors -- 3. The involvement of private parties, including businesses, citizens and NGOs in flood risk governance -- 4. Diversification in rules and regulations -- 5. Availability of resources -- 6. Evaluations of flood risk governance in terms of resilience -- Conclusions. edited by Tom Raadgever, Dries Hegger. PPDM, ARC Climate change Environmental management Law Europe Natural disasters Public policy Natural Hazards Climate Change Management and Policy European Law Public Policy Water Policy/Water Governance/Water Management Natural Science 551 (DLC) 2017959883 9783319884691 2019759598 Ayesha Abed Library DLC 220606 20220606103230.0 38794 eng