Co-funding schemes: how best to align the funding processes with the various bodies involved in resolving flooding

This research aims to enable collaboration between water companies and other risk management authorities to reduce the risk of flooding to communities.

• From: Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Environment Agency
• Published: 24 February 2021

• Category: Policy, governance and funding
• Topics: Flood risk governance, Investment, Partnership working, Resilience planning, Strategy and planning
• Project status: Completed
• Project code: SC150010
• Date of completion: 31 March 2016

Documents

How best to align the funding processes with the various bodies involved in resolving flooding - summary (3.8MB) PDF

How best to align the funding processes with the various bodies involved in resolving flooding - technical report (3.1MB) PDF

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Details

This research, ran between 2015 and 2016, is a collaboration between the Environment Agency and UK Water Industry Research. It aims to enable co-funded schemes and partnership working between water and sewerage companies and other risk management authorities across England, Wales and Scotland. Working in partnership will help organisations achieve better outcomes.

The research raises awareness of existing good practice and provides a common platform for collaboration. This will help strengthen their capital programmes and reduce the risk of flooding to communities.

Published 24 February 2021