Expanding on the efficiency review of Internal Drainage Boards

The purpose of this project was to expand the evidence about how Internal Drainage Boards operate and are governed following the efficiency review.

From:
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Published
20 February 2021
Category:
Policy, governance and funding
Topics:
Channel management, Community participation, Decision making with uncertainty, Flood costs and Flood risk assessment
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Flood risk governance, Groundwater, Health, safety and wellbeing, Hydrology, Investment, Partnership working, Resilience planning, Resilient infrastructure, Spatial planning, Strategy and planning, Sustainable drainage systems, and Understanding physical processes
Project status:
Completed
Project code:
FD2650
Date of completion:
31 July 2010

Documents

Internal Drainage Boards review: extension - final report (2 MB) PDF

Update of the 2006 review of the Internal Drainage Boards efficiency evidence - technical report (293 KB) PDF

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Details

The project built on the work already carried out as part of the IDBs Review (2006) and FL0224 - ‘Update of the 2006 review of the IDBs efficiency evidence’ (January 2010).

The purpose of this project was to expand the evidence about how Internal Drainage Boards (IDBs) operate and are governed. It also had the aim of ultimately bringing them together into a single management unit for each sub-catchment.

The project focused on three areas:

  • case studies of maintenance costs
  • distributing costs and benefits
  • understanding who is on the management boards and their expertise

The project started in March 2010 and was completed in July 2010 at a cost of £28,177.

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Published 20 February 2021
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