Local perception of floods in the Czech Republic and recent changes in state flood management strategies
作者： J. Vávra , M. Lapka , E. Cudlínová , Z. Dvořáková-Líšková
DOI: 10.1111/JFR3.12156
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摘要: A shift from flood protection to risk management is occurring in many Western countries, but less known about the social perception of floods and changes Central Eastern Europe. The objective this paper study selected water-related issues find possible compatibilities with existing management. sociological survey was conducted within a local population living plains South Bohemia (N = 89). results are discussed relation Czech governmental policies over last 15 years. We conclude that accepts as regular events, expects their increased frequency prefers natural measures mitigation. moving defence hard structural (e.g. dams) more solutions (polders, free spill, etc.). However, there still strong legacy top-down approach hinders full incorporation perceptions into
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