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Two Examples Illustrate How <strong>RDM</strong> Approach Contributes to Integrated Flood Risk Management 1. Evaluating non-structural measures in New Orleans – Part of extensive RAND support for recently released Louisiana 2012 Coastal Master Plan 2. Current <strong>RDM</strong> pilot project in Ho Chi Minh City 6
How Can Non-Structural Policies Help New Orleans Become More Resilient to Future Flooding? • New Orleans faces significant risk from riverine and coastal flooding • The response to date has focused on structural protection • Levees, flood walls, pumps, gates, etc. • These existing efforts have • Provided insufficient protection • Promoted development in low lying areas, thus increasing risk But non-structural measures involve many uncertainties, such as behavioral responses, so can prove difficult to include in traditional planning Fischbach, J. (2010). Managing New Orleans Flood Risk in an Uncertain Future Using Non-Structural Risk Mitigation. Santa Monica, RAND 7
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