The key roles of RBOs in meeting their objectives are: Ensure coordination among various government institutions at the national, state, district and local levels; Provide
A community-based organization is best positioned to effectively carry out activities and plans affecting the lives of the communities: socio-economic development, natural resources management, environmental
A clear understanding and awareness of existing and potential flood risks makes the society mobilize local energies to build resilience. Being aware of risks is
Far from building consensus, stakeholder engagement can generate conflicts and has the potential of stalling development. It is important, therefore, to identify the pitfalls and
The table below describes the different stakeholder engagement approaches and the methods applied at various stages of the planning process. It also outlines the relationships
Stakeholders involved in IFM can be divided into seven groups: Government ministries, departments and agencies; Flood-prone communities; Other basin communities; Scientific institutions; Registered NGOs; Voluntary
Stakeholders categorized into seven groups below should be engaged in decision making process. Government ministries, departments and agencies; Flood-prone communities; Other basin communities; Scientific institutions;
The benefits of stakeholder participation in IFM are to: Provide all stakeholders with full opportunities to share their views, needs and knowledge on flood management
Flood insurance is an important risk management tool that can be applied at various levels: individual, corporate and government. It provides a mechanism for sharing
A clear understanding and awareness of existing and potential flood risks makes the society mobilize local energies to build resilience. Being aware of risks is
The land use plays a central role in reducing flooding and susceptibility to damages. With increasing human alteration and development of the catchment area, the
The rural vulnerability differs from urban one in terms of poverty and livelihoods. First, the widening gap between rich and poor, rural and urban incomes