Flood Governance: A Review on Allocation of Flood Victims Using Location-Allocation Model and Disaster Management in Malaysia

Flood management can be defined as the technique and strategy to reduce risk damage from flooding. The efficient strategies for both short-term long-term plans is needed in order minimise losses during disaster happen. governance entails need of a coordinated system dealing with this natural disaster. phases flood cycle such preparedness, mitigation, Emergency Response Plan (ERP), recovery helped federal government states overcome In Malaysia, undergoes three levels, where each level governed by committee specified responsibilities. mitigation crucial since it possible prevent that brought upon During event, all victims must allocated relief center. allocation process needs conducted efficiently avoid much worse incidents happening. aims paper review are explore existing knowledge on identify Location-allocation model currently applied solve centre.The based secondary data give comparison recommendation achieving objective. However, lack coordination remains an issue could potentially tackled using more framework. Further researches test effectiveness framework improving governance.