Flood resilience dynamics: Understanding evolutionary patterns and contemporary significance
By: Midhumraj C.T. and Kumar, Varsha Khetrapal
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BookPublisher: Journal Institute of Town Planners, India Description: 22(3), Jan-Mar, 2025: p.28-44.
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Journal Institute of Town Planners, IndiaSummary:
As floods are a global public health threat posed by claimant change, urbanization, and environmental degradation, it invites a huge public concern in terms of wellbeing and sustainable living of populace. Hence flood resilience is an emerging concept in flood risk management, leveraging data driven decision-making which must be studied in a higher intercity.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 22(3), Jan-Mar, 2025: p.28-44 | Available | AR136147 |
As floods are a global public health threat posed by claimant change, urbanization, and environmental degradation, it invites a huge public concern in terms of wellbeing and sustainable living of populace. Hence flood resilience is an emerging concept in flood risk management, leveraging data driven decision-making which must be studied in a higher intercity.
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