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The chapter focuses on the vulnerability of the built environment and cultural heritage in the context of flooding. It explores physical, social, economic, and cultural vulnerabilities through mapping exercises and risk assessments, highlighting the importance of integrating scientific data with community perceptions. Effective conservation measures and protocols are also discussed in light of historical impacts from flooding events.
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Term: Vulnerability Classes
Definition: Categorization of built environments based on their risk exposure to floods.
Term: Cultural Heritage Risk
Definition: The potential for destruction or deterioration of historically significant sites due to natural disasters.
Term: Community Mapping
Definition: Involves local stakeholders in identifying and analyzing risks, fostering a collaborative approach to disaster management.