Flood Risk Management Research Consortium 2 (FRMRC2): evidence underpinning strategy

Research identifying ways to deliver process improvements, increasing the operational efficiency of the FRMRC2 and the systems, tools and evidence to underpin policy.

From:
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Environment Agency
Published
23 February 2021
Category:
Policy, governance and funding
Topics:
Decision making with uncertainty, Flood risk assessment, Flood risk governance, Investment and Strategy and planning
Project status:
Completed
Project code:
SC070078
Date of completion:
31 March 2014

Documents

Flood Risk Management Consortium (FRMRC): phase 2 - grant details

Flood Risk Management Consortium (FRMRC): phase 2 - downloads

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Details

The Flood Risk Management Research Consortium 2 (FRMRC2) programme is the second phase of the Flood Risk Management Research Consortium (FRMRC), which was launched in 2004. A particular feature of this second phase is the focus on coastal and urban flooding.

FRMRC2 delivers:

  • tools and techniques to support more accurate flood forecasting and warnings
  • improved management of flood infrastructure
  • a reduction of flood risk to people, property and the environment

This research project, which ran from 2008 to 2014, identifies ways to deliver process improvements and increase the operational efficiency of the FRMRC2 along with the systems, tools and evidence to underpin policy.

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Published 23 February 2021
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