Mobile flood barrier

Improving Flood Resilience of the Moravian-Silesian Region

This week, firefighters and disaster response personnel from the Moravian-Silesian Region Fire Department received comprehensive training on utilizing the mobile flood barrier, marking a significant advancement in flood defense for the Czech Republic. Organized by our partner, Environment Solutions, the training session in Ostrava focused on the efficient deployment and operation of the barrier to safeguard communities and infrastructure from the region’s recurrent flood threats.

The NoFloods mobile flood barrier represents a pivotal tool in combating floods, offering quick installation and effective flood protection. With 500 meters of barriers securely stored in specially tailored containers, procured by the Fire Department, the region is equipped to respond swiftly to flood emergencies. The barrier’s portability, reusability, and environmentally friendly design make it a versatile and sustainable solution for flood resilience.

Benefits of the NoFloods Mobile Flood Barrier:

  • Quick and easy installation enables rapid response in emergency situations.
  • Proven effectiveness in preventing flood damage with a track record of successful deployments worldwide.
  • Portability and flexibility allow for deployment in various settings and configurations.
  • Reusability and low maintenance make it a cost-effective long-term solution.
  • Environmentally friendly materials ensure sustainability and safety.
  • Customizable design accommodates diverse flood protection needs.
  • Easy storage and transport enhance accessibility and readiness for deployment.
  • Suitable for protecting individual properties or entire communities, offering versatile flood protection solutions.

Through collaboration with Environment Solutions and the Fire Department of the Moravian-Silesian Region, the deployment of the NoFloods mobile flood barrier underscores a proactive approach to flood resilience, empowering regional firefighters to safeguard communities and properties from the devastating impacts of floods.