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IWRA Policy Brief 1/2018

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Title: How Private Land Matters in Flood Risk Management?

Key policy messages :

– Flood water can be stored in the catchment, upstream of cities, or in the cities themselves.

– In all three areas, the affected land is often privately owned.

– Hence flood risk management – including prevention and resilience – should be based upon land management.

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April 18, 2018July 12, 2019 Simon PrecechtelPolicy & Decision-makers, Publications

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