INDEPRO shares its experience in flood risk management with IDIGER Bogotá

INDEPRO shares its experience in flood risk management with IDIGER Bogotá

Webinar INDEPRO e IDIGER sobre gestión del riesgo de inundaciones

INDEPRO shares its experience in flood risk management with IDIGER Bogotá, addressing preventive planning, early warning systems and institutional coordination.

Technical webinar between INDEPRO and IDIGER on flood risk management and early warning systems

On 3 March, Julián Navas Herranz, Technical Director of INDEPRO Consultores de Ingeniería S.L., took part in a technical webinar together with members of the company’s technical team. The webinar was organised by the District Institute for Risk Management and Climate Change of Bogotá (IDIGER), Colombia.

During the session, several aspects of flood risk management were discussed. INDEPRO also shared its experience in developing Municipal Flood Risk Action Plans (PAMRI) in different municipalities in Spain.

In addition, the participants discussed preventive planning, warning protocols and institutional coordination. These elements are essential for improving response capacity during extreme hydrometeorological events.

IDIGER became familiar with INDEPRO during the trade mission held last year. As a result, new opportunities for technical exchange and collaboration were created. These initiatives are aimed at strengthening risk management and urban resilience.

INDEPRO technical visit to IDIGER to exchange experience on flood risk management in Bogotá

Technical meeting at the IDIGER facilities during the trade mission held last year in Bogotá, Colombia.

IDIGER facilities during INDEPRO's technical visit on flood risk management

These initiatives reinforce INDEPRO’s commitment to knowledge transfer and the development of innovative solutions for flood risk management. Furthermore, they contribute to strengthening early warning systems and improving community safety.

Technical meeting at the IDIGER facilities during the trade mission
held last year in Bogotá, Colombia.

If you would like more information about our work, please contact our team. We are also available to explore collaboration opportunities in flood risk management and urban resilience projects.