Strategic flood management: ten ‘golden rules’ to guide a sound approach
作者： Paul Sayers , Gerry Galloway , Edmund Penning-Rowsell , Li Yuanyuan , Shen Fuxin
DOI: 10.1080/15715124.2014.902378
关键词: Flood myth 、 Ecosystem services 、 Whole systems 、 Drainage basin 、 China 、 Sound (geography) 、 Environmental resource management 、 Risk management 、 Portfolio 、 Business
摘要: ABSTRACTOver recent decades, remarkable progress in cultivating the concepts of flood risk management has taken place across countries as diverse India, China, Australia, UK and USA. This change highlights a paradigm potentially more complex than traditional standard-based approach it involves ‘whole systems’ ‘whole-life’ thinking; yet this is also its main strength – paving way for integrated informed decision-making. Strategic (SFM) uses portfolio responses to manage risks promote opportunities ecosystem services. It recognizes interrelationships between actions contribution provides river basin coastal zone planning. The paper results from an international collaborative effort research distils approaches water challenging large-scale environments. overview emerging good practice ...
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