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Floods in Tutong District, Brunei Darussalam and the Role of Tutong River: Approaches for Mitigationash floods are the most common natural disasters that frequently affect Brunei Darussalam and the low-lying flood-prone areas of Tutong District. The trend of wet days in Brunei is increasing, which can be seen from rainfall data and flooding conditions in four districts in Brunei. Tutong District h

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Adaptation and Resilience Measures in the Face of Extreme Events in Algeria, during, and after depends on the right attitudes and skills of individuals acquired through education, training, and awareness-raising to the effects of climate change. Analysis of the results shows that adequate resilience in any society depends largely on water resources sector planning and wate

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Socio-Hydrological Role of North Africa’s Traditional Water Management Systems Under Extreme Climaticlimate change and disasters has only recently caught the serious attention of scientists and practitioners. In this context, this chapter will highlight, based on a critical evaluation of Traditional Water Management Systems (TWMS) in North Africa and their socio-hydrological role under extreme cli

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Anja Greiner,Sylvia Langer,Astrid Schütze involved, and vulnerability, which represents the lack of resistance to damaging or destructive forces. Risk maps and matrixes can be used as tools to identify and prioritize risk mitigation actions. This chapter covers hazard and risk assessment for hydrologic disasters and presents two applicati

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Balance and Boundary Conditionsash floods are the most common natural disasters that frequently affect Brunei Darussalam and the low-lying flood-prone areas of Tutong District. The trend of wet days in Brunei is increasing, which can be seen from rainfall data and flooding conditions in four districts in Brunei. Tutong District h