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Is there a niche for the NAP in mature climate policy frameworks? An analysis of flood risk management in England and its alignment with adaptation policies
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The National Adaptation Programme (NAP) in England is a wide-ranging, statutory, 5-yearly plan that, within the Climate Change Act 2008, has a requirement to develop adaptation objectives to manage climate risks. Since NAP1 in 2013, it has been repeatedly assessed as inadequate by many stakeholders.
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