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9 November 2016
Social and political dynamics of flood risk, recovery and response: A report on the findings of the winter floods project

This report sets out key insights and findings from a major research project focussed on the social and political dynamics of flood events. The research sought to understand the evolution of responses to floods in the aftermath of a major event and the

University of Exeter
This report sets out key insights and findings from a major research project focussed on the social and political dynamics of flood events.
Meetings and conferences
Exeter
5 September 2013 - 7 September 2013
In person
International conference on flood resilience
Flooding puts huge pressure on national economies, cities, communities and individuals alike. The short-term impacts may include hundreds of casualties, many displaced people, very serious health problems and enormous damage to property and infrastructure
Flooding puts huge pressure on national economies, cities, communities and individuals alike.

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