Handbook of Flood Risk Management in Developing Countries

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Foreword
List of contributors
1 Handbook of flood risk management in developing countries
Section I Impacts, challenges and particularities
	2 Impacts of floods on infrastructures in developing countries: focus on Bangladesh
	3 Impacts of flooding on agriculture and food security in developing countries: evidence from Southeastern Nigeria
	4 Adoption pathway for flood-resilient construction and adaptation in Ghana
	5 Resettlement as a flood-preventive measure in Sri Lanka: investigation into the socio-economic impacts
	6 A survey-based approach to estimating the downtime of buildings damaged by flood in developing countries
Section II Preparedness, prevention, responses and recovery
	7 Application of spatial planning and other tools to support preparedness for flooding in developing countries; example from Nigeria
	8 Understanding engineering approaches to urban flood management in Indonesia
	9 Restoration and recovery of flood-affected communities
	10 Preparedness and management of (flood) disaster amid a pandemic in a developing country: lessons from Cyclone Amphan in southwestern Bangladesh
	11 A review of the flooding events in southern Brazil: challenges and opportunities
Section III Risk assessments, flood mitigation and project management
	12 Flood vulnerability in developing countries, international collaboration, and network visualization: a bibliometric analysis
	13 Flood risk assessment in developing countries: dealing with data quality and availability
	14 Flood risk management projects: financing and project implementation, the case of Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project
	15 Current knowledge, uncertainties, and aspirations of flood risk management policy for developing countries
Section IV Infrastructure systems, urban systems and their management
	16 Integrated water resources management and flood risk management: opportunities and challenges in developing countries
	17 Developing resilient cities in developing countries
	18 Flood risk and urban infrastructure sustainability in a developing country: a case study of Central Java Province, Indonesia
	19 A review of flood management in South Asia: approaches, challenges, and opportunities
Section V Community perspectives, resilience and adaptation
	20 The role of education in flood risk management: building a resilient generation in developing countries
	21 Emerging resilience to urban flooding in low-income communities: a socio-cultural perspective from Ghana
	22 Towards a socially just flood risk management in developing countries: lessons from serving the last mile in Malawi
	23 Exploring the perspective of school children on flood risk management in developing countries: lessons from Ghana
	24 Conclusions and final remarks
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