Titlebook: Managed Realignment : A Viable Long-Term Coastal Management Strategy?; Luciana S. Esteves Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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The Need for Adaptation in Coastal Protection: Shifting from Hard Engineering to Managed Realignmene capacity of coastal habitats (and the ecosystem services they provide) underpins the concept of managed realignment. This chapter describes the main drivers leading to the implementation of managed realignment and the multiple functions it is expected to provide.

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What is Managed Realignment?,tation adopted worldwide. Within this broader context, managed realignment becomes a general term that can be used to describe collectively the many mechanisms implemented to allow coastlines to evolve more flexibly with the objective of promoting more sustainable flood and erosion risk management.

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Factors Influencing the Long-Term Sustainability of Managed Realignment,. However, managed realignment is not a universal panacea, it is not possible to implement this policy everywhere, and schemes are unlikely to be viewed as a success from all perspectives. External funding sources and extensive stakeholder consultation are required to support the scale of managed re

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Current Perceptions About Managed Realignment,ns of managed realignment and contrasts these with the perception of stakeholders. Critical differences are identified and ways to address these with the aim to increase the social acceptance of managed realignment are suggested.

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Concluding Remarks,dely implemented than first anticipated and experiences need to be more widely disseminated. Different regions and countries tend to adopt different managed realignment approaches. In the UK realignment of defences is a common managed realignment method; in Belgium controlled reduced tide is the pre

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Book 2014ere. Climate change and environmental and financial concerns have led to a shift from the traditional ‘hold-the-line’ approach of coastal protection towards more flexible soft engineering options. Managed realignment is a relatively new soft engineering alternative aiming to provide sustainable floo

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Considerations on Managed Realignment in The Netherlands,t development and a natural buffer zone for flood protection through dissipation of wave energy. This chapter illustrates the approaches of coastal management applied along the Dutch coast, including an recent experience with managed realignment.

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