DROP is a transnational project and integrates knowledge from science, policy and practice. The project is implemented through collaboration between six regional water authorities (practice partners) and five knowledge institutes (knowledge partners).
This brochure is published within the framework of the European Interreg IVB NWE project ‘FloodResilienCity’ (FRC) as a preparation to drawing up a flood risk management plans for the Dijle and for the Woluwe. The aim is to ascertain to what extent we can protect urbanised centres along rivers in North-West Europe from floods.
The general aim of the project is to contribute to a better quality of surface and groundwater bodies in the International Scheldt River Basin District.
Water, air and the environment. These are the three domains in which VMM is active.
Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) covers three main areas: water, air quality and climate (adaptation).
