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Revision as of 09:10, 17 June 2022
Project Q4299221 in France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Belgium
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Water Resilient Cities: Increasing urban resilience to climate change through improved storm water management |
Project Q4299221 in France, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Belgium |
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4,653,041.53 Euro
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7,755,069.21 Euro
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60.0 percent
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25 November 2016
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31 December 2020
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Plymouth City Council
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51°12'29.63"N, 3°13'37.56"E
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50°59'9.89"N, 0°31'10.99"E
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51°11'12.44"N, 3°12'11.20"E
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50°21'57.89"N, 4°9'5.69"W
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50°48'21.24"N, 3°17'2.94"E
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50°42'58.68"N, 3°28'50.95"W
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51°3'10.04"N, 4°21'49.32"E
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50°56'18.38"N, 5°20'18.28"E
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50°46'11.32"N, 1°36'41.44"E
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50°39'15.48"N, 1°38'0.60"E
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51°29'50.64"N, 3°37'24.53"E
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50°41'38.83"N, 1°36'50.11"E
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51°1'41.63"N, 4°28'47.78"E
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50°42'53.60"N, 1°34'30.58"E
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The project aims at improving the adaptive capacity of cities to heavy rainfall by demonstrating how SUDS can be retrofitted in public areas normally constrained by existing uses and infrastructure (above or below ground), or "historic environment" protection. The project will demonstrate reduced flooding while protecting or improving amenities, biodiversity, health and wellbeing, local economies and saving public money. The adoption of these approaches will increase adaptation capacity to effects of heavy rainfall and deliver added societal benefits. (English)
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