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Jean-Marie Buijs is an Associate Professor at the Resilient Deltas research group of HZ University of Applied Sciences since 2013. His work focuses on governance and resilience of delta communities, integrating insights from his PhD in Public Administration (Erasmus University Rotterdam). He teaches Delta Management and contributes to applied research, emphasizing the interplay between governance structures and community adaptability.
Education: PhD in Public Administration from Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research interests span governance complexity, climate adaptation, flood risk management, and community resilience. He actively engages in projects like No Sea Too High (water safety strategies) and Aquatuur (freshwater security in delta regions).
Key projects include exploring adaptive capacities in flood management, connective governance in program management, and citizen participation in climate adaptation. His work bridges academic research with practical community engagement to enhance delta resilience.
Publications emphasize adaptive governance frameworks, spatial planning for climate resilience, and policy coordination in complex systems. He has authored over 15 peer-reviewed articles on topics ranging from ecosystem services to metropolitan self-organization.
