Emerging citizen contributions, roles and interactions with public authorities in Dutch pluvial flood risk management

Table 2. Overview of key interviewees and interview codes

Figure 1. Map of Arnhem showing the extent of the 2014 floods (dark blue shows areas that were flooded)

(source: Arnhem-North Pluvial Flooding Approach, Citation2015).

Table 3. Citizen contributions to local pluvial flood risk management (FRM) identified in Arnhem

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