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FIGNL WORKING WEEK 2021 SMART SURVEYORS FOR LAND AND WATER MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES IN A NEW REALITY Findings on the socio-economic impact of flood based on degree of physical and natural resources affected show severe effect (34%). The capacity to cope with floods were mainly between self-support and government support. Analysis of livelihood resources available to cope with flood impact shows that all the resources were of medium availability; - Economic (39.5%) Human capital (38.1%), Social and institutional capacity (33.2%). ORGANISED BY FIG G+N Geo-Informatie Nederland kadaster ITC UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE PLATINUM SPONSORS Trimble. esri THE SCIENCE OF WHERE

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