Integrated ecological, economic and social impact assessment of alternative flood control policies in the Netherlands

By Roy Brouwer, R. V. Ek. 2004

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The European Nitrogen Assessment: Costs and benefits of nitrogen in the environment (2011, background): “Diff erent approaches exist on how non-monetized impacts are included in a CBA: they can be listed as ‘pro memoria’ items in the balance sheet, expressed in qualitative or quantitative terms or become part of a wider multi-criteria analysis (Brouwer and van Ek, 2004 ).”
Does mitigation save? Reviewing cost-benefit analyses of disaster risk reduction (2014, background): “MCA could play a significant role in highlighting the longer-term implications of DRR. Brouwer and van Ek's [4] integrated CBA and MCA approach to flood control policy in the Netherlands found that, while structural measures were more cost-effective in the short term according to the CBA, floodplain”
Adapting to climate change in The Netherlands: an inventory of climate adaptation options and ranking of alternatives (2009, background): “Ebi and Burton 2008; Gough and Shackley 2006; Brouwer and van Ek 2004 ; B ell et al.2001).”