| Data source | Author | Country | Climate risks considered | Methodological approach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A cost–benefit appraisal of coastal managed realignment policy | Turner, R. K., Burgess, D., Hadley, D., Coombes, E., & Jackson, N. | UK | Sea level rise, Flooding, Increased storminess |
Cost-benefit analysis of managed realignment scenarios compared to a strategy of holding-the-line within the Humber estuary in North-East England |
| Assessment of the potential of ecosystem-based approaches to climate change adaptation and mitigation in Europe | Naumann, S., Anzaldua, G., Gerdes, H., Frelih-Larsen, A., Davis, M., Berry, P., Burch, S., Sanders, M. | UK | Flooding |
Cost-benefit analysis at the Wallasea Island for restoring the wetland landscape of mudflats and saltmarsh, lagoons and pasture |
| Coastal and marine ecosystem services valuation for policy and management: Managed realignment case studies in England | Luisetti, T.; Turner, R.K.; Bateman, I.J.; Morse-Jones, S.; Adams, C.; Fonseca, L. | UK | Flooding |
Cost-benefit analysis for the Humber Estuary and the Blackwater Estuary where coastal defences where breached |
| Design, implementation and cost elements of Green Infrastructure projects | Naumann, S., Davis, M., Kaphengst, T., Pieterse, M., & Rayment, M. | Netherlands | Sea level rise, Flooding, Increased storminess |
Cost-benefit analysis of green infrastructure measures including conversion of farmland into tidal ecosystem |
| Designing a long-term flood risk management plan for the Scheldt estuary using a risk-based approach | Broekx, S., Smets, S., Liekens, I., Bulckaen, D., & De Nocker, L. | Belgium, Netherlands | Sea level rise, Flooding, Increased storminess |
Cost-benefit analysis of a Controlled Reduced Tidal Areas and Flood Controll Areas in the Scheldt Estuary |
| Exchange of experiences and comparative analysis of Integrated Coastal Management (OURCOAST) | OURCOAST Project team | Netherlands | Flooding |
Two examples from Netherlands show: (1) a partial opening of the 8km-long Brouwersdam, for protection, water quality improvement, and tidal energy generation (in the opening of the dam) and (2) Project "Ijsseldelta": Re-creating a river floodplain for protection from future climate change impacts. Main measure is a big river-bypass, with a super-dyke along it, with large housing areas on top. |
| Gaining ground: wetlands, hurricanes, and the economy: the value of restoring the Mississippi River Delta | Batker, D., Torre, I. D., Costanza, R., Swedeen, P., Day, J. W., Boumans, R., & Bagstad, K. | USA | Flooding |
Benefit assessment with the aim to assess the ecosystem services provided by the Mississippi River Delta |
| Gebiedsontwikkeling Perkpolder | Grontmij Nederland bv | Netherlands | Flooding |
A Cost benefit analysis (CBA/BCA) was conducted to assess the costs and benefits of managed realignment against flooding and to create new natural and human environments. A new dyke was built landwards of the old, which gets breached to create wet habitat. This BCA was conducted without benefits for mitigation against flooding. |
| The value of coastal wetlands for hurricane protection | Costanza, R., Pérez-Maqueo, O., Martinez, M. L., Sutton, P., Anderson, S. J., & Mulder, K. | USA | Sea level rise, Flooding, Increased storminess |
Cost-benefit analysis for conservation of coastal wetlands & vegetated coastal habitats |
Project lead: Dr Alistair Hunt, University of Bath