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Flood management and governance structure in Lagos, Nigeria
Posted on: 12 November 2013
By: mackene
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A new paper on flood risk management for Lagos, Nigeria recommends a significant push towards decentralised governance in order to respond to more frequent and extreme flood events. The paper, divided into seven parts recognises that strengthening urban governance structures is important in order to build the resilience of a city to environmental risk. It highlights the major flood occurrences around the world in the past 13 years, summarises the potential risks for countries in Sub Saharan Africa and gives specific examples from Lagos, Nigeria. It details the peculiarity of Lagos as a coastal city vulnerable to climate change and other environmental factors.
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