Working with natural processes to reduce flood risk - a research and development framework

A comprehensive programme of research to allow flood and coastal erosion risk management to be carried out sustainably, improving the environment for people and wildlife.

From:
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Environment Agency
Published
23 February 2021
Category:
Environmental management and sustainability
Topics:
Coast, Natural flood management, Resilience planning, Sustainability, Understanding physical processes
Project status:
Completed
Project code:
SC130004
Date of completion:
30 July 2014

Documents

Working with natural processes to reduce flood risk: research and development framework - initiation report (900 KB) PDF

Working with natural processes to reduce flood risk: research and development framework - science report (2 MB) PDF

Working with natural processes to reduce flood risk: research and development framework - summary (69 KB) PDF

Working with natural processes to reduce flood risk: research and development framework - data and evidence register (584 KB) EXCEL

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Details

Working with natural processes (WWNP) involves taking action to manage fluvial and coastal flood erosion risk by protecting, restoring and emulating the natural regulating function of:

  • catchments
  • rivers
  • floodplains
  • coasts

This project has produced a framework for a comprehensive and prioritised programme of WWNP research and dissemination to allow flood and coastal erosion risk management to be carried out sustainably, improving the environment for people and wildlife.

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Published 23 February 2021
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