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Properties exposed to flooding experience up to 50% slower price growth compared to unexposed properties.
Loughborough University
A farmer overlooking his flooded crop fields during sunset.
ADAS collaborates with the Met Office Hadley Centre on Defra-funded research. Their focus is on food, farming, and the environment. Their goal is to assist farmers in adapting practices to enhance climate change resilience and bolster UK food security.
ADAS
https://www.i-s-e-t.org/_files/ugd/558f8a_68036ad446ef4b39b50d1817034569e2.pdf
2022
This case study shows how, in higher-resource contexts, comprehensive resilience data can be used to spur more coordinated and systems-level decision-making.
Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance London School of Economics and Political Science, the Institute for Social and Environmental Transition - International

DRR Community in United Kingdom

Governance

Sendai Framework Focal Point

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National Platform

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National policies and plans

2013

This guidance document is designed to complement Emergency Preparedness, which sets out how the duties under the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (CCA) and its supporting Regulations (Regulations) should be implemented. This guidance focuses on guiding

United Kingdom - government
2020

This policy statement sets out the United Kingdom government’s long-term ambition to create a nation more resilient to future flood and coastal erosion risk. This means the government will reduce the risk of harm to people, the environment and the economy

United Kingdom - government
Cover of the strategy: scenes of flood protection construction work
2020
The strategy sets out a vision of a nation ready for, and resilient to, flooding and coastal change, and seeks to better manage the risks and consequences of flooding from rivers, the sea, groundwater, reservoirs, sewers, and coastal erosion.
Environment Agency

Risk and governance profile(s)

Cover of the study
2022
The report estimates the total combined climate change risk for the UK based on an analysis of nine key ‘impact channels’, ranging from agriculture, livestock and fisheries to drought, flooding and coastal impacts.
London School of Economics and Political Science, the
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2021
This G20 Climate Risk Atlas factsheets sheds light on the risks faced by the United Kingdom. The G20 Climate Risk Atlas is the contribution of the CMCC Foundation – Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change to ensure attentive and well-informed climate action
Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici