
What we achieve
As flash floods are particularly typical of the Mediterranean basin, the search for solutions on a Mediterranean scale, from a transnational perspective, seems to be the best way to tackle them. The Integrated Multi-Stakeholder Governance Model developed by the consortium aims to meet the needs of small catchment areas, which are sometimes more neglected when it comes to flash floods, with solutions that are adapted to their geographical characteristics. These solutions take into account all the factors involved in flood management in the short, medium and long term, as well as the perspectives of local stakeholders.
PREVENTION
ADAPTATION
The flash flood awareness and risk perception evaluation compiles the results of extensive surveys carried out among people living or working in seven pilot catchments. These outcomes provide a basis for the design and implementation of participatory education actions to increase their adaptation capacity.
MITIGATION
The catalogue of Nature-based Solutions (NBS) flood risk management is applicable to four distinct topographic areas: urban, industrial, natural/rural and coastal. The goal is to provide a toolbox for decision-makers and practitioners seeking effective and sustainable solutions to mitigate flash floods.
D.1.4.1_Catalogue of the mitigation solutions available in the topographical areas
D.1.4.1_ANNEX I_NBS initiatives
GOVERNANCE
The Integrated Multistakeholder Governance Model – Training Programme presents the guiding principles and key steps in the implementation of the LocAll4Flood governance model at 9 pilot sites in 6 European Mediterranean countries.
D.1.5.1_Locall4Flood Integrated Multistakeholder Governance Model – Training Programme