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This WP will focus on spatial planning and catchment management measures (such as coordination between different functions for urban and land use or Flood crisis simulation tool Reimerswaal) to ensure that areas which are more resilient against floods. Data on the local situation, supplied by the authorities and NGOs in the pilot areas, will be analysed via a common structure and will be coordinated by the involved knowledge institutes. The knowledge partners will provide an over-arching assessment to pinpoint which data are of most value for these outputs. By identifying these hotspots, the cross-sector economic, social and environmental services of each area will be identified. By taking into account the cross-sector services in the pilot areas the most appropriate MLS measure(s) can be piloted, delivering multiple benefits without compromising the existing cross-sector services in the pilot areas. The overarching assessment of the pilot areas will be used by the partners to jointly develop and pilot MLS resilience measures and to identify and implement integration of the different safety layers. The selected pilots contain communities at significant risk of flooding, the flood risks in the areas can insufficiently be addressed with traditional (layer 1) engineering solutions and have a size which allows us to demonstrate the benefits of MLS within the project timeframe. The Annex contains an overview of the pilots/investments and how they fit in the activities.

Business support organisation, Education/training centre and school, General Public, Higher education and research, Infrastructure and (public) service provider, Interest groups including NGOs, Large private enterprise, Local public authority, National public authority, Regional public authority, SME