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Resumo:Flood risk governance is undergoing a step forward with the implementation of the Floods Directive, which extends to all EU member States a standardized approach to assess and manage flood risks, with a strong focus on public participation. This normative document constitutes a considerable development in terms of flood risk policy in Portugal, which should be fully taken as a tool of resilience building.Resilience, however, is a very complex concept which involves the capacity of communities to prepare, adapt and respond to disasters. Whatever the nature of these changes, resilience is present in any risk governance process. After a brief discussion on what practices and policies make a flood resilient community, the goals and methodologies expressed in the Floods Directive, and its Portuguese transposition, are analyzed in the way they contribute or conflict to the goal of achieving more flood resilient communities. A reflexion is made about the consideration of resilience in three important issues of the directive: the risk assessment phase, which culminates in flood risk maps, the management phase to be conducted upon flood risk management plans, and the participation and communication which should be present in all of them.
Autores principais:Santos, Pedro Pinto
Outros Autores:Reis, Eusébio; Tavares, Alexandre Oliveira
Assunto:Flood Risk Governance Hazard Management Directive Participation Resilience
Ano:2014
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:capítulo de livro
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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spellingShingle Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
Santos, Pedro Pinto
Flood
Risk
Governance
Hazard
Management
Directive
Participation
Resilience
subject.fl_str_mv Flood
Risk
Governance
Hazard
Management
Directive
Participation
Resilience
title Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
title_full Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
title_fullStr Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
title_full_unstemmed Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
title_short Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
title_sort Flood risk governance towards resilient communities: opportunities wit hin the implementation of the Floods Directive in Portugal
topic Flood
Risk
Governance
Hazard
Management
Directive
Participation
Resilience
topic_facet Flood
Risk
Governance
Hazard
Management
Directive
Participation
Resilience
url http://hdl.handle.net/10451/38660
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