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Queensland is the most disaster impacted state in Australia, with flooding being the highest risk to the community. We can’t stop floods from occurring, but we can take steps to reduce their impact. Flood resilient design is one of the many ways Queenslanders can build th...
Bio-dyke is a bio engineering measure to manage and control flood water movement such as redirecting flood run-off through the use of flood walls and flood gates. This technology for controlling riverine floods is useful when there is no immediate need of heavy engineering works ...
Flooding is a yearly issue for people living in delta regions. However, climate change is making these floods more unpredictable and protracted, which is having a huge impact on communities. This video follows two Global Resilience Partnership grantees as they work to build float...
Disaster risk analysis is the result of studying the hazards or threats and the conditions of exposure and vulnerability in local populations. In the case of floods and associated hazards, there are multiple alternatives to reduce these risk conditions, being structural measures ...
Usando nuevas tecnologías de la comunicación, software y hardware libres, con un enfoque participativo y en coordinación con las autoridades y la población, para mejorar Sistemas de Alerta Temprana ante inundaciones y deslizamientos se puede incidir en trabajo de prevención ...