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IWRA Policy Brief 12/2021

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Title: Taking land seriously in spatial flood risk management

Key policy messages:

– Stop financing measures! Focus on the governance of private land for flood risk management.

– Focus on private land! Flood risk management today leans too much on publicly owned land.

– Take time! Getting landowners on board is a long process.

May 7, 2021May 7, 2021 Alzbeta KatonovaPolicy & Decision-makers, Publications

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