Interlinkages and gaps: a review of the literature on intergovernmental relations for flood management in the face of climate change

IF 2.4 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Alexander Chantilas, Ahmed Rachid El-Khattabi, Emily Gvino, Kristen Downs, Cate Byrne, Elizabeth Christenson-Diver, Ranger Ruffins, Aaron Worley, Felix Dodds
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Current approaches to flood management are increasingly insufficient to deal with intensifying flood trends. In this paper, we define and map out the responsibilities and relationships of local, state, and federal governing entities at various levels. We use these relationships to identify gaps in governance needed to address the high financial, human, and infrastructure costs of flooding. This paper offers a description of current flood policies and provides recommendations for innovations in policy solutions to improve governance gaps. We identify three themes from the literature on intergovernmental relations and flood governance: (1) intergovernmental relations (interlinkages and gaps) for flood governance; (2) risks inherent to flood governance (financial, physical, social and individual, and perception of risk); (3) data adequacy and interoperability.
相互联系和差距:关于气候变化下洪水管理政府间关系的文献综述
目前的洪水管理方法越来越不足以应对日益加剧的洪水趋势。在本文中,我们定义并绘制出各级地方、州和联邦管理实体的责任和关系。我们利用这些关系来确定治理方面的差距,以解决洪水造成的高昂的财政、人力和基础设施成本。本文对当前的洪水政策进行了描述,并为改善治理差距的政策解决方案的创新提供了建议。我们从政府间关系和洪水治理的文献中确定了三个主题:(1)洪水治理的政府间关系(相互联系和差距);(2)洪水治理固有风险(金融风险、物理风险、社会风险和个人风险以及风险感知);(3)数据充分性和互操作性。
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