A journey to enhanced resilience
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network for Arup in Business
This guide explores how applying Arup's catchment-based approach to asset management, adaptation and flood resilience is helping the Environment Agency better protect England's communities and nature.

Learn how partnering with Arup is helping the Environment Agency create places that are safer, more sustainable, and better prepared for the future.
Under the evolving threat of climate change and constrained funding, the Environment Agency faces major challenges, with its data indicating 8 million properties in England will be at high risk of flooding by 2050.
Arup has partnered with the Environment Agency for 30 years, deploying our total design approach across a broad portfolio of challenges, from asset care and climate adaptation to programme delivery and community engagement.
Our experts have charted a journey – consisting of six interconnected milestones – that reflects a shared vision for a more resilient future, helping the Environment Agency deliver safe, cost-effective solutions to better protect the communities we serve.
Explore how we can create a safer, more resilient future together.
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Learn how partnering with Arup is helping the Environment Agency create places that are safer, more sustainable, and better prepared for the future.
A journey to enhanced resilience
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Category: Business
- Environment Evaluation
- Aquatic Environment
- Climate Change Resilience
- Sustainable Communities
- Development Communications
- Ecosystem Resilience
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Excellent. I also have a simple plan for watershed and aquifer management at a very low cost. I sent it to the Natural Resources Organization of my province in southern Iran, which was noticed by the experts and managers there.
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