Flood control is a multifaceted challenge that requires a comprehensive understanding of the physical, social, and economic factors contributing to flood risk. We learned this

Floods are among nature’s most devastating calamities, causing tragic loss of life, widespread destruction of property, and catastrophic damage to critical infrastructure. In our 15

Rural communities often face unique challenges when it comes to preparing for and responding to flood emergencies. We learned this the hard way… With limited

As an experienced flood control specialist, I’ve witnessed firsthand the devastating impacts of floods on communities across the globe. From rising sea levels to increasingly

In the face of growing flood risks, the demand for comprehensive and up-to-date flood hazard information has never been higher. Flood hazard mapping has evolved

Flood risk management is a critical component of comprehensive disaster risk reduction, requiring a holistic and multifaceted approach. In our 15 years installing… Effective flood

As extreme weather patterns continue to intensify due to climate change, the risk of devastating flooding events is on the rise globally. ​Effective flood risk

As experienced flood control specialists, we understand the critical importance of designing, implementing, and maintaining robust flood control systems in urban areas. We learned this

Insurance can play a vital role in stimulating flood risk reduction and decreasing losses. We learned this the hard way… However, there remains a gap

Flooding remains one of the most devastating natural disasters worldwide, causing immense destruction and loss of life ​with alarming regularity. In our 15 years installing…

In communities prone to natural disasters, having robust emergency evacuation plans is crucial for safeguarding lives and minimising the impact of catastrophic events. Flood risk

Flooding poses an increasingly severe threat to communities worldwide as climate change amplifies both the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. We learned this