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Chapter 1: Agriculture, Community, Risks1.2 RisksFuture of Sainte-FlavieIn December 2010, the town of Sainte-Flavie experienced a powerfully destructivestorm. Flooding and coastal erosion damaged many homes, resulting in materialand emotional losses. Such catastrophic events are likely to become stronger andmore frequent due to climate change.Rising sea levels will continue to encroach on the fabric of Sainte-Flavie, inundatingcoastal properties and forcing residents to move away. Right now, governmentincentives are in place for the people to voluntarily relocate themselves, demolishingor abandoning the structures left behind. At the same time, the demographics of thetown are aging, the population is declining, and limited economic opportunitiesmean there is no guarantee that future generations will remain in the area.Sainte-Flavie remains one of the most beautiful towns in Bas-Saint-Laurent, butits context will inevitably force it to face a transition within the next 50 years. Weare now tasked with proposing strategies to meet these challenges, build up thetownʼs resiliency, show alternative ways of living with coastal threats, and engagewith the collective memory of the town.21Age characteristics - Sainte-Flavie0-14 years 15-64 years65+ yearsFootnote:*Population data from Portrait de la communauté de Sainte-Flavie.https://aruc.robvq.qc.ca/
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