Flood Hazard Research Centre
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The Flood Hazard Research Centre (FHRC) is an interdisciplinary centre based at Middlesex University. The aim of the FHRC is to develop our understanding of the relations between people, water and the environment. In particular, at the Centre they are interested in the environmental and societal dimensions of natural hazards such as: different factors of change, vulnerability reduction and capacity building, and governance and decision-making. FHRC's studies are targeted towards helping government bodies and communities to reduce the risks from natural hazards and improve policies for current and future generations. FHRC works to promote sustainable water and coastal zone management, policy and practice based upon good governance.
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