Basic Civil Protection Directive on Floods Approved
27 Apr 2026Effective: 23 Apr 2026187 views
Who is affected:
Public administrations, municipalities in flood-prone areas and citizens in hydraulic risk zones
Summary
The Government approves the national civil protection plan against floods, establishing how administrations must act in the face of this risk. It defines alert protocols, evacuation and coordination mechanisms between agencies.
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The new Basic Civil Protection Planning Directive on floods establishes the national regulatory framework for flood risk management, updating the previous directive from 1995. It requires autonomous communities to develop or review their territorial civil protection plans adapted to this risk. It defines alert levels, …
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