@inbook{8d11cfb15a6347a293af3346c42c249f,
title = "Spatial planning (building elsewhere) and building requirements (building otherwise)",
abstract = "Spatial planning can effectively reduce the vulnerability of an area, and thus the consequences of flooding (Schelfaut et al., 2011; van Herk et al., 2011). Not only water management has a long tradition in the Netherlands, but so has spatial planning. In this chapter we will review the policies and legislation that affect flood zoning in the Netherlands Table 2 gives an overview of these policies and legislation, a short description of their content and their implications for flood risk reduction.",
author = "{van Vliet}, M. and {de Moel}, H.",
year = "2012",
language = "English",
series = "Interim report Knowledge for Climate",
publisher = "Knowledge for Climate programme",
number = "KfC57/2012",
pages = "126--134",
editor = "F. Klijn and M. Kok and {de Moel}, H.",
booktitle = "Towards climate-change proof flood risk management",
}