Setting the Scene: Integrated Flood Risk Management Read more about Setting the Scene: Integrated Flood Risk Management Flooding is the most frequent and the most damaging of all natural hazards. It comprised 43% of all recorded natural events affecting nearly 2.5 billion people. As urbanization accelerates, damages and losses due to floods will likely increase. There is no one-size fits all flood protection approach, but there are various solutions countries can use depending on their need and situation. This presentation shares strategies in dealing with floods, such as the Integrated Flood Risk Management, nature-based solutions, and coastal management strategies.
Water Purification Technology for Calamities and Emergencies Read more about Water Purification Technology for Calamities and Emergencies Restoring basic services such as power and water supply during post-disaster response is a major challenge in alleviating the dire conditions of emergency victims. This event provides information about a multifunctional, portable technology that acts as a water purifier and solar-powered generator for calamity-stricken communities and remote areas.
Water Patterns of Urban Sustainability Read more about Water Patterns of Urban Sustainability The inclusion of urban dynamics in the analysis of city resilience is vital to prevent the occurrence of drowning cities, strike a balance between resources, and make cities resilient and water-robust. Creating small simulation models that reflect urban dynamics and developing small models that serve as driver for urban management games are the recommended actions.