Research and analysis

Collaboration with Civil Contingency parties and communities for improved FCERM outcomes

This report summarises work carried out under Work Package 3 of the project Improving Institutional and Social Responses to Flooding.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
1 June 2006

Documents

Collaboration with Civil Contingency parties and communities for improved FCERM outcomes - Improving Institutional and Social Responses to Flooding Sc

Ref: LIT 2611

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This research finds that there is significant room for improving the way that the Environment Agency collaborates with professional partners and communities on flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM). The work also suggests that examples of good collaboration result from individual initiative rather than from corporate incentives and processes. It is of some urgency now that the approach to collaboration is improved across the organisation.

Published 1 June 2006