Sustainable flood management: a framework for Bangladesh

  • R. Debnath
  • Vol. 19 - Issue 2, 2012

Sustainable flood management, based largely on non-structural measures, is advocated as a good basis to address the major problem of heavy flooding faced by Bangladesh, a low-lying country where cities and urban centres are located in the floodplains of large river system. It is one of the most flood-prone nations of the world.

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