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Flooding after Storm Desmond
| This report is produced as part of Zurich’s global flood resilience programme and the JBA Trust’s mission to improve knowledge about flood risk. Launched in 2013, Zurich’s global flood resilience programme aims to increase understanding of flood resilience and advocates better protection and prevention before a flood event occurs in order to minimise its impact and resulting disruption. This report is focused on the events during early December in the Cumbria area of the United Kingdom. The cause of storm Desmond, its impacts are investigated and key insights,recommendations are made in this report. Learn more How Zurich applies it expertise on analyzing various flood events | |
| Author | Szönyi, Michael;May, Peter;Lamb, Rob |
| Published by | Zurich Insurance Group Ltd |
| Language | English |
| Published on | December 2015 |
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