Slovak-Polish project for flash flood prevention
Changing hydro-meteorological conditions due to climate change, intensification of land and water use and lack of adaptation measures are among the contributors to water-related risks, such as landslides or flash floods. Although water management has been changing its approach over the past decade and new technologies to improve flood risk prevention have been introduced, recurring flood incidents demonstrate deficiencies in forecasting flood risks and threat locations. Authorities responsible for local water governance and members of the general public such as farmers and landowners lack the knowledge and capacity to address the challenges posed by the need for climate change adaptation.
About Flopres
FLOPRES project proposes an integrated solution to support flood modelling, forecasting, early warnings, integration and analysis of multimodal data both for authorities responsible for water and emergency management at all levels and private persons who might be impacted by the consequences of climate change-related hazardous events. Our intention is also to raise awareness of the public and various stakeholders on a nature-based solution to adapt to climate change and make local communities and authorities work together efficiently under the same objective.
The project will contribute to better informed and more nature-based friendly decision-making processes in water management and management of water risks and disasters, based on up-to-date information, increased knowledge and strengthened collaboration among stakeholders, experts and the public. As a result, the resilience of municipalities and their citizens to climate-change-related events will be strengthened and the risks stemming from climate change lessened.
This project is co-funded by the European Union under the LIFE Programme. EU contribution: 60%.
News:
A new hydrological year and a new perspective on water safety thanks to FLOPRES
While most of us celebrate the New Year on January 1st, in the world of hydrology it begins much earlier — on November 1st. Why? Because this is when the period of intense summer evaporation ends, and the season of water accumulation in the environment begins — in...
FLOPRES presented at the Climate Action event in Brussels
On 30 September 2025, the prestigious expert event Climate action that works for you: An agenda for competitiveness, prosperity and resilience took place in Brussels. The event was organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG...
One village. Forty experts. One mission. Stop floods before they start.
The Malopolska Regional Development Agency SA (MARR SA) in cooperation with Meteo Ltd. organized another information and workshop meeting for the FLOPRES project in the form of a "round table" entitled "Early Flood Warning System in Action". The event took place in...
Project progress and results
We focus on achieving specific objectives and measurable results. So far, we have successfully achieved several milestones. These achievements demonstrate our effectiveness in project implementation. Take a look at our achievements.





