Coastal Research, Development and Dissemination (CoRDDi) framework

A new framework to boost collaboration and set out research priorities for those responsible for managing flood and coastal erosion along our coastlines.

• From: Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Environment Agency
• Published: 22 February 2021

• Category: Understanding risks from all sources of flooding
• Topics: Coast, Coastal erosion, Communicating risk, Community participation, Flood risk assessment, Flood risk governance, Partnership working, Strategy and planning
• Project status: Completed
• Project code: SC090035
• Date of completion: 31 March 2013

Documents

Coastal Research, Development and Dissemination (CoRDDi) framework - summary (114KB) PDF

Coastal Research, Development and Dissemination (CoRDDi) framework - technical report (2.9MB) PDF

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Details

This framework for coastal research, development and dissemination (CoRDDi) sets out research priorities to improve flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM).

This framework aims to boost collaboration between researchers and organisations working in flood and coastal science. This includes those responsible for managing flood and coastal erosion risks along our coastlines. It aims to boost local participation in decisions and the measures adopted to protect or manage the coastline.

The framework is being promoted through the joint Environment Agency and Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) FCERM R&D Programme. It forms one of the detailed research frameworks within the Living with Environmental Change (LWEC) UK FCERM Research Strategy.

This project ran from 2009 to 2013.

Published 22 February 2021