Small businesses and flood impacts: the case of the 2009 flood event in Cockermouth
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   <br/>SMEs and flood impacts

Wedawatta, G.; Ingirige, B.; Proverbs, D.

doi:10.1111/jfr3.12031

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Small businesses and flood impacts: the case of the 2009 flood event in Cockermouth : SMEs and flood impacts

Author(s): G. Wedawatta ¹ , B. Ingirige ² , D. Proverbs ³

Publication date (Electronic): January 22 2013

Journal: Journal of Flood Risk Management

Publisher: Wiley

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Vulnerability to flooding: health and social dimensions.

S M Tapsell, E Penning-Rowsell, S M Tunstall … (2002)

This paper presents research results on the impacts that floods can have on the people affected, thus complementing the existing data on the monetary losses liable to occur in flood events. Both datasets should be used when deciding on investment in flood defence measures. We report on research on the vulnerability of flood-affected communities to adverse health effects, and the development of an index of community vulnerability based on extensive focus-group research and secondary-source census data.