5 - Flood risk management

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University finals GEOG3042 (Lecture 5) Note on 5 - Flood risk management, created by samflint93 on 02/11/2013.
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Vulnerability to hazard means potential for loss.Socially created vulnerabilities are usually individual characteristics of people. Information, knowledge, technology, political power and representation and social capital all affect someone/a populations social vulnerability. Social vulnerability goes a way to describing a populations ability to respond and cope with a hazard, intimately linked to sensitivity (the immediate reaction/how big an effect the hazard will have). Place inequalities are characteristics of the environment and communities.

Cutter et al. 2003

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