Natural hazards

 

Supporting public policy in the field of natural hazards

INRAE scientists and their partners tell you about the research, expertise, training and management activities carried out together to inform public policy in favour of the prevention of cascading risks. INRAE assesses the effects of climate change and human pressures on the various components of risk and develops technical and socio-economic solutions to support risk prevention and management.

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Testimonials
from INRAE scientists

Testimonials from partners

Thematic files

Projects

Scientists talk about their activities in support of public policy

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Natural hazards in our dossiers at the interface between science and public policy

Projects in the field of natural hazards

Design of protection works against torrential risks on the Cheekye

Near Vancouver, on the west coast of Canada, the Cheekye River is subject to episodic outbursts of very high magnitude …

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Colombia – Ituango dam in danger: emergency mission by the UN

On 18 May 2018, the French Committee for Dams & Reservoirs (CFBR) had asked its members for an emergency international expert mission on …

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Soil erodibility using HET and JET tests

Since most failures of hydraulic structures are attributed to internal erosion, the Flanders Hydraulics Research Centre …

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Other themes in the field of the environment and natural hazards

Water and aquatic environments

Climate change

Pollution

Biodiversity
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