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This is a legacy website covering the VB (2014-2020) North Sea Region Programme.
- About
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Pilot Projects
- Alblasserwaard-Vijfheerenlanden (NL)
- Kent (UK)
- Medway Catchment (UK)
- Lustrum Beck (UK)
- Southwell (UK)
- Flood proof electricity grid Zeeland (NL)
- Research to reduce flood risk Reimerswaal (NL)
- Flood risk Sloe Area (NL)
- Roskilde (DK)
- Vejle & Assens (DK)
- Wesermarsch (DE)
- Ninove and Denderleeuw (BE)
- Geraardbergen (BE)
- Butt Green Shield (UK)
- Events
- Contact
- Output Library
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News
- FRAMES Infographic available
- FRAMES Policy Recommendations out now
- CANCELLED: FRAMES End Conference 2 April 2020
- End Conference Wesermarsch successful
- FRAMES explained in short movie
- 2 April 2020 End Conference FRAMES!
- FRAMES Days Kent 12 - 14 November 2019
- Frames Days in Oldenburg
- Flood Risk Awareness Day in Germany
- Study to civil society contributions during and after floods
- Jade Hochschule in Alblasserwaard-Vijfheerenlanden
- Lustrum Beck - Send in the diggers!
- Opportunities for innovation, a session with entrepreneurs about resilience
- FRAMES project presented in Poland
- Frames Days in Vejle
- The Netherlands is waterproof, are you ?
- Water resilient electricity network Zeeland
- Poster exhibition with results of a survey on climate change
- Climate change adaption in coastal regions
- Forum on flood risk related emergency management Wesermarsch pilot (Germany)
- Decision support system
- FRAMES-days Belgium
- Internal FRAMES-workshop Denmark
- Over 100 delegates attend the Rivers Trust Autumn Conference
- Delta Congres
- FRAMES Letter, edition 1 2017
- Centre on Climate Adaptation in the Netherlands. (Photo: centre in Groningen, Corné Sparidaens)
- Danish Coastal Authority joins event Naturmødet oud
- FRAMES Managers meet Regional Minister in The Hague
- FRAMES contributes to tour Danish delegation
- FRAMES meets Priority 3 projects at NSR Conference Göttingen
- FRAMES attends NSR Conference Göttingen
- Partners FRAMES meet in Middelburg
- FRAMES helping hand study is more promising than expected
