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Veselin L Mitrović¹, Dónal P O'Mathúna², Iskra A Nola³

¹University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade, Serbia.

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Disaster ethics research shows a need for specific ethical guidelines for flood planning and response. Interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for developing these guidelines, ensuring ethical practices in flood management.

Keywords:

bioethics disasters ethics floods social justice social values virtues

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Area of Science:

Disaster ethics
Public health preparedness
Environmental sociology

Background:

Disaster ethics is an emerging field addressing ethical challenges in disaster planning and response.
Flood disasters present unique ethical considerations for professionals involved.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the academic literature on ethical issues related to floods.
To identify gaps in current research and propose future directions for disaster ethics in flood management.

Main Methods:

Systematic literature search of sociological, biomedical, and geophysical databases.
Qualitative analysis of identified publications using NVivo software (version 11).
Review methods guided by the PRISMA Statement.

Main Results:

Further research is needed on ethical issues specific to flood disasters.
There is a lack of established ethical guidelines for flood planners and responders.
Existing ethical principles require flexible application to flood-specific circumstances.

Conclusions:

Development of ethical guidelines for flood management is essential.
Interdisciplinary collaboration among sociologists, biomedical experts, geophysicists, engineers, and ethicists is vital.
Flexible application of ethical principles is necessary for effective flood ethics.