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Title: Assessing the resilience of water management and wate


1
Guidance document on Water and Climate adaptation
(TFWC/2007/3)
  • Jos G. Timmerman
  • Rijkswaterstaat Centre for Water Management

2
Climate-proofing
  • Assessing the resilience of water management and
    water services to cope with climate change
  • Challenges for water management
  • Scenarios and forecasts possible futures
  • Uncertainties and how to deal with them
  • Assessing risks
  • Assessing cost-effectiveness of coping measures

3
Adaptive building Germany
4
Contents
  • Methodologies for climate impact assessment of a
    basin
  • Vulnerability assessment
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Improving resistance/resilience
  • Preparation to extreme events
  • Response to extreme events
  • Preparedness for recovery or aftercare

5
Contents
  • Methodologies for climate impact assessment of a
    basin
  • Vulnerability assessment
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Improving resistance/resilience
  • Preparation to extreme events
  • Response to extreme events
  • Preparedness for recovery or aftercare
  • Link between climate models / scenarios and
    hydrological models
  • Downscaling of models
  • Overview of potential impacts

6
Contents
  • Methodologies for climate impact assessment of a
    basin
  • Vulnerability assessment
  • Range from biophysical hazards to social impacts
    of hazards
  • Information needs assessment climate information
    needed on strategic (10-50 years) , tactical (6-9
    months) and operational scales (daily-weekly)
  • Link between climate models / scenarios and
    hydrological models
  • Downscaling of models
  • Overview of potential impacts

7
Contents
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Anticipatory
  • Prevent or moderate effects of extreme events
  • Forecasts
  • Deal with immediate threats (e.g. early warning)
  • Vulnerability assessment
  • Range from biophysical hazards to social impacts
    of hazards
  • Information needs assessment climate information
    needed on strategic (10-50 years) , tactical (6-9
    months) and operational scales (daily-weekly)

8
Contents
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Anticipatory
  • Prevent or moderate effects of extreme events
  • Forecasts
  • Deal with immediate threats (e.g. early warning)
  • Improving resistance/resilience
  • Droughts e.g. improve irrigation,
    desalinization, improved groundwater management
    strategy
  • Floods e.g. dam safety, restricted development
    in flood risk zones, land use planning

9
Contents
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Improving resistance/resilience
  • Droughts e.g. improve irrigation,
    desalinization, improved groundwater management
    strategy
  • Floods e.g. dam safety, restricted development
    in flood risk zones, land use planning
  • Preparation
  • Prepare for effects e.g. awareness raising,
    legislation, institutional arrangements

10
Contents
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Improving resistance/resilience
  • Preparation
  • Prepare for effects e.g. awareness raising,
    legislation, institutional arrangements
  • Response to extreme events
  • Hazard management e.g. evacuation measures,
    emergency medical care, safe drinking water
    distribution

11
Contents
  • Coping measures development (options and cost
    effectiveness)
  • Prevention measures
  • Improving resistance/resilience
  • Preparation
  • Response to extreme events
  • Hazard management e.g. evacuation measures,
    emergency medical care, safe drinking water
    distribution
  • Preparedness for recovery or aftercare
  • Rehabilitation options e.g. reconstruction of
    infrastructure, insurance, policies

12
Analysis framework
13
Relevant activities and background documentation
  • Conclusions from the International Symposium
    Time To Adapt. Climate Change and the European
    Water Dimension
  • EU Green paper
  • EEA report on climate change and water adaptation
    issues
  • UNECE Guidelines on Sustainable Flood Prevention
    and Model provisions on transboundary flood
    management
  • Reporting and national adaptation plans under the
    UNFCCC
  • Outcomes of The Third International Conference on
    Climate and Water September 2007, Helsinki,
    Finland
  • Work done by EXCIFF and EXCIMAP
  • Towards a climate-proof Netherlands, Summary
    Route planner
  • Any available studies on impact of climate change
    in EECCA and SEE countries

14
Items for discussion
  • Is the proposed content complete?
  • Additional issues?
  • Irrelevant issues?
  • Possible examples?
  • Editorial team?
  • .

15
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