#10269. Cross-sector collaboration within Dutch flood risk governance: historical analysis of external triggers

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Abstract:
This article synthesizes the literature on Dutch flood risk governance to analyze how external conditions shaped past and present dynamics of cross-sector collaboration for integrated flood risk management in the Netherlands. It traces the extent to which policy and legal frameworks, socio-economic circumstances, political realities, power relations and conflict situations have influenced attempts at collaboration between flood safety, spatial planning, environmental protection and other sectors.
Keywords:
Collaborative governance; cross-sector collaboration; flood risk governance; Netherlands

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