Atlas of Flood Adaptation Design Actions
Part of PhD Research activities
The Atlas of Flood Adaptation Design Actions is a tool to support decision-making in flood risk management by offering a diverse portfolio of design actions. It helps practitioners, communities, and authorities explore a wide range of opportunities across spatial scales and governance settings.
The Atlas for Flood Adaptation Design Actions serves as a tool to support systemic and participatory approaches to flood adaptation. It offers a knowledge-based framework that extends beyond the co-design phase, enabling the exploration of diverse design possibilities.
The Atlas is intended as a starting point—not a closed list—for adaptation, deliberately excluding coastal-specific measures to focus on riverine and pluvial contexts.
Created through literature, case studies, and on-field explorations, the Atlas responds to the growing need to harmonise adaptation measures across frameworks.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska‐Curie grant agreement No. 101034328.
