Project
Omgaan met hevige regen is een wereldwijd fenomeen. Op deze pagina staan alle Engelstalige onderzoeken.
Coping with heavy rain is a global phenomenon. This page contains the research written in English.
Urban flood resilience: Governing conflicting urbanism and climate action in Amsterdam
Research on cloudbursts | Sarah E. Sharma | August 2022 | University of Toronto
Understanding the institutional work of boundary objects in climate-proofing cities: The case of Amsterdam Rainproof
Amsterdam Rainproof as a boundary object in climate governance | July 2022 | University of Amsterdam & Erasmus University Rotterdam
How boundary objects facilitate local climate adaptation networks: the cases of Amsterdam Rainproof and Water Sensitive Rotterdam
Case study of Amsterdam and Rotterdam | January 2022 | Erasmus University Rotterdam & University of Amsterdam
Towards the Rainproof-city: Amplifying the implementation of nature-based solutions for urban drainage in Amsterdam
Master’s thesis Spatial Planning Laurie Guidobono | August 2021 | Utrecht University
Understanding the role of the water sector in urban liveability and greening interventions
Case studies on Barcelona, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Melbourne | april 2018 | Centre for Urban Research (CUR) Casey Furlong, Caroline Uittenbroek, Natalie Gulsrud, Montserrat Termes-Rife, Jago Dodson, Rob Skinner
Rainproof cities in the Netherlands: approaches in Dutch water governance to climate-adaptive urban planning
Case study on Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht | september 2017 | Hubei University of Economics, Wuhan, China & Utrecht University
How public participation methods help overcome social barriers in the case of Amsterdam Rainproof.
Bachelor thesis (with case study of Amsterdam Rainproof)| Heleen van Grieken | June 2023 | University of Groningen