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Direct action self-help (DASH) groups in UK flood risk management
2016
E3S Web of Conferences
This paper presents an analysis of the nature and effectiveness of community direct action self-help (DASH) groups and includes a case study analysis of a river conveyance management group and a sea wall management group. DASH groups are found to be motivated by the need to deal with increasing flood risk in the face of reduced public funding, alongside sense of stewardship and community solidarity. Channel maintenance work by a DASH group can be effective and efficient at reducing some aspects
doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20160715001
fatcat:23xxa534vjbr7on7tmzu3xe5ri