- Erforschen und einigen auf hydrologische szenarien
- Hydraul. Simulation
- Zukünftigen Auswirkungen von hochwässer und Niedrigwasser-Abflüssen
- Klimasicherheit der bestehenden und zukünftigen Maßnahmen
- Transnationale entwickelte Anpassungs-Strategie
- Wiederherstellung der Wasserlauf in Ardennes
- Die Investition in Steenbergse Vliet
- Ny : integrierter Plan für die Naives Einzugsbereiche
- HOWABO : mehrfach wirksame Wasserspeicher
- Ham Schleuse : Albert Kanal
- Steuerungsregeln für die Talsperren der Rur
Die Aktualitäten in Verbindung mit der Aktion
Mittwoch, Mai 30 2012
First Workshop for the definition of AMICE Adaptation Strategy to Climate Change
On May 30th and 31st, participants involved in water management, climate adaptation, sustainable development or spatial planning from all over the Meuse basin met in Maastricht to start discussions on the AMICE adaptation strategy to climate change. ...
Mittwoch, Juni 13 2012Second workshop for the definition of AMICE Adaptation Strategy to Climate Change
On June 13th, participants involved in water management, climate adaptation, sustainable development or spatial planning from all over the Meuse basin met in Maastricht to continue discussions on the AMICE adaptation strategy to climate change.The wo...
Mittwoch, Januar 16 2013Report on workshops for the Meuse adaptation strategy to climate change
In May and June 2012, AMICE organised two workshops in the Mosan city of Maastricht to discuss an adaptation strategy to climate change for the Meuse basin. These workshops targetted stakeholders from all countries of the Meuse basin, with a focus on...
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Transnationale entwickelte Anpassungs-Strategie
- Elaboration of the concerted strategy of adaptation to climate change in the transnational Meuse basin.
Current knowledge on climate change clearly shows that it is hardly possible to mitigate the increasing temperature and that adaptation to the future situation is necessary. Moreover, a strategy of adaptation can only be efficient and rapidly enforced if agreed at the transnational level and if it respects each country's interests.
The AMICE adaptation strategy will be based on the transnationally agreed scenarios for 2030-2050 and beyond 2050, the risk analysis which defines were adaptation is a priority, the possible measures that can be taken and the return of experience from WP2, 3 & 4. It will focus on the water-related sectors and be defined for the complete basin, taking advantage of the diversity of regional solutions with a transnational effect. It will cover the complete range of possible measures aimed at the reduction of damage & risks.
The cost of adaptation will be compared to the cost of inaction.
The strategy will describe when, where, how & by whom actions are to be applied, in the form of a guidance tool for transnational water management. It will make propositions for sustainable land-use, global basin development and highlight opportunities for early adaptation.
Robust strategies and win-win solutions that will be low-cost and functional under many possible scenarios should be chosen. The selection will be done in a transnational participative process in collaboration with stakeholders.
The strategy will be communicated to all target audiences of the basin using all AMICE's communication tools and the 4 languages of NWE.
The strategy will need to be updated regularly (to the latest knowledge on climate change & hydrology, the evolution of water demand, land use or demography). Respect of the Water Framework Directive will be ensured, as well as national strategies and spatial-planning initiatives (cf Klimaat voor Ruimte, Leven met Water).