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In a context of global change in which natural disasters and the number of people affected increase every year, few aspects are more relevant than those that are intended to improve security of people. This scenario makes it necessary to reduce vulnerability and improve the adaptation and resilience strategy of societies. In order to do so, it is necessary to consider on the one hand, environmental criteria and on the other hand, perceptual, cultural and historical criteria. One way to draw lessons from our history is to assess the secular vulnerability of floods and droughts. In this work the Index of Perceptual Changes to Climate Risks (ICPRC) has been applied in Murcia from the seventeenth century to now. The results show an improvement in the hazard perception. In addition, the vulnerability, despite having fallen, remains high, due to the adaptation strategy is based on large engineering works and there are no clear limits to the exposition of goods and people.

Deconstruyendo riesgos. Cuatro siglos de cambios en la vulnerabilidad y adaptación a las inundaciones y sequías en Murcia.