Dijkwerkersdag 2022 - Towards Improved Flood Defences
On Thursday, May 12, 2022, the annual Dike Day will take place in theatre Spant! in Bussum. The research team of All-Risk will take this opportunity to present their e-book as input for the discussions and activities planned for this day.
Download and look at the book here in English!All-Risk final meeting program
On Monday, June 13, 2022, All-Risk organises this final meeting to share and discuss the highlights from the research and launch the final book!
More informationImplementing new safety norms in the Netherlands
All-Risk is part of the Netherlands Centre for River Studies (NCR). Together with the Flood Protection program, we investigate how to reinforce flood defences faster and cheaper while considering the legal and governance aspects of the implementation.
Project in focus
We are halfway in these five-years research program (from 2017 to 2021). Look at the project pages for a summary of the expected outcomes, innovative components and progress for practice so that interested professionals can contact us for further information or to explore opportunities for collaboration.
D1) Residual dike resistance
Insights in the proces after a slope instability
Guido Remmerswaal
We develop our research at pilot locations for the implementation. Which locations are you interested in?
LocationsWorking in five project themes, about 20 researchers assist the transition to the new safety standards. Look at the progress and expected outcomes.
ProjectsWe join the events of the Netherlands Centre for River studies (NCR) and foster discussion between research and practice.
About 30 organisations including the government, international consultancies and small enterprises contribute to our work. Explore here all the involved parties.
