Descrizione
Il cambiamento climatico sta influenzando molti settori economici e gli ecosistemi naturali e, per quanto gli sforzi di mitigazione si dimostrino efficaci, questi impatti sono comunque destinati ad aumentare nei prossimi decenni a causa delle emissioni di gas serra. Per questo motivo, solo attraverso l’adattamento si potranno affrontare gli inevitabili impatti climatici e i loro effetti economici, ambientali e sociali.
Questo workshop ha incentrato il dibattito sull’applicazione e l’attuazione dei piani di adattamento, sia a livello nazionale che regionale, con particolare attenzione alle questioni relative all’acqua e ai rischi naturali. In particolare, è prevista una sessione dedicata alle strategie nazionali di adattamento, in cui ogni Paese alpino illustrerà lo stato dell’arte in merito alla gestione delle acque nel proprio territorio.
Inoltre, sono state organizzate due tavole rotonde: la prima sul tema del monitoraggio nei piani di adattamento per la gestione delle risorse idriche; mentre la seconda ha approfondito il tema dei piani di adattamento ai pericoli naturali.
Presentazioni / Materiali utili
Nota informativa (EN)
PROGRAMME
The Austrian Strategy for adaptation to climate change (focus water resources and water management)
Mario Unterwainig, Division Water management in residential areas Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management
Bavarian Climate Programme 2020
Christian Wanger Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Public Health
CC Adaptation Strategy in Italy: from national level to the Alpine region
Paolo Angelini, Ministry of the Environment, Land and Sea and by Antonio Ballarin-Denti, Lombardy Foundation for the Environment
Flood event June 2013 in Bavaria Lessons learned in managing natural hazards
Bavarian Environment Agency
Management of water issues in the adaption plans
Rudolf Hornich Federal Government of Styria Watermanagement
Inland water ecosystems: critical issues in the management of water quantity and quality and monitoring priorities
Pierluigi Viaroli, Department of Life Sciences, University of Parma, Italy
Alpine Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change in the Field of Natural Hazards Platform on Natural Hazards of the Alpine Convention PLANALP
Andreas Pichler, Member of PLANALP Austrian Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management
Governing Disasters under a changing climate: Challenges, Limitations, Lessons learnt. An Austrian perspective
Andreas Pichler, BMLFUW, Austria
Conflicts and difficulties in the integration of WFD and Flood Directive: nature vs. protection?
Tobias Hafner, Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Public Health
Climate Change and Risk Management in Switzerland Case study Grindelwald
Hugo Aschwanden, Swiss Federal Office for the Environment
Thoughts about the “best” planning instrument for climate change adaptation on local scale on the example of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano
Andreas Paul Zischg, PLANALP – Italian delegation
Floods on Drava River Basin November 2012 in Slovenia – Lessons learned
Milica Slokar, Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia Administration for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief (ACPDR) and by Jože Papež, HIDROTEHNIK Water management, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Activities on water and adaptation to climate change in the framework of the UNECE Water Convention
Sarah Tiefenauer-Linardon, UNECE Water Convention
The funding possibilities to build up adaptation capacities and take action
Federica Alcozer Studio GAP associati, planning consultant
Regional Adaptation Strategy: the case of Lombardy Region
Antonio Ballarin-Denti. Dept. of Mathematics and Physics, Catholic University, Brescia Lombardy Foundation for the Environment