ERA NET Crue IMRA - Integrative Flood Risk Governance Approach for Improvement of Risk Awareness and Increased Public Participation
Project duration: 09/2009 to 12/2011
The project aimed at an improved management of flood risks remaining within areas protected by dykes. Often residents are not aware of these remaining risks that in case of an emergency lead to immense damages and losses due to non-adapted urban structures. In cooperation both with water boards (in Austria, Italy and Germany) and the concerned public suitable approaches were developed and tested for an appropriate management of these risks in European case studies in Austria (Möll river), Germany (Wupper river) and Italy (Chiascio river).
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IMRA-project-website
ERA-Net CRUE-research-program
Download:
- Bericht zu den Ergebnissen aus dem Fallbeispiel Wupper in Leichlingen 2012 PDF (7 MB)
- IMRA-Handbuch “Planung und Umsetzung einer Kommunikations- und Beteiligungsstrategie im Hochwasserrisikomanagement – Verfahrensleitfaden und Methodenbaukasten” 2011 PDF (4 MB)
- Abschlussbericht des IMRA-Projekts 2011 (in englischer Sprache) PDF (7 MB)
- Bericht zu den Ergebnissen der Umfrage zum Hochwasserrisiko-Management in Leichlingen vom Juli/August 2010 PDF (4 MB)
- Projektbroschüre 2010 (in englischer Sprache) PDF (929 KB)
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