Jenlo E.

Diamse Decrease in economic growth

Problem Tree

Loss of livelihood Low investors

Great Environmental Regular Flood Damage to life, land, and Limited access to
damages infrastructures services

Ineffective Flood Control Management System

Ineffective Unreliable Poor non-structural

Early warning system infrastructures measures

Limited Project Weak infrastructures Not capable of

Design/Development and insufficient delivering non-
Implementation maintenance structural measures

Lack/insufficient Limited management Limited stakeholders

knowledge and system and financial participation and other
planning framework resources agency coordination

Insufficient or Few linkages and Ineffective

ineffective training poor budget planning project/program
program proposal
Jenlo E. Diamse Increase in economic growth
Objective Tree

Higher livelihood High investors

Environmental Prevent/Lessen Flood Damage to life, land, Full access to

preservation/protection and infrastructures services

Effective Flood Control Management System

Effective Reliable Effective non-

warning system infrastructures structural measures

Project Sustainable Deliver sound non-

Design/Development infrastructure and structural measures
is well Implemented maintenance

Sufficient knowledge Sufficient financial With stakeholders

and expertise in resources participation and other
research and planning agency coordination

Effective training Many linkages and Effective

program Effective budget project/program
planning proposal
 Project: Effective Flood Control Management system

Rationale:
Floods are one of the most damaging natural threat, causing massive damage to human life, infrastructure,
agriculture, and the socioeconomic system. Society continues to develop reliable and accurate maps of flood
risk areas and further plan for sustainable flood risk management focusing on prevention, protection, and
preparedness. Natural flood reduction measures can be seen in full viewpoint in particular, it plays
advantageous hydrological, ecological, and socioeconomic roles. Hence, they are useful in global change
adaptation strategies. Since uncertainty in assessment of impacts of global change is high, a high degree of
flexibility of adaptation strategies are important and advantageous.
General Objective: To identify measures in sustained set of actions that improve society’s capacity to anticipate, mitigate,
withstand, and recover from flood.

Jenlo E. Diamse