Congress programme euregia 2010
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Urban, Regional, National and Transnational Approaches
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The new climate future
> TUESDAY, 10.26.2010
> 09:30 - 17:30 h
> Hall 3
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German
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Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development within the Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning
Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development
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Climate change poses great challenges to cities and regions. Recently, a number of models and pilot projects have been initiated for dealing with climate change and its consequences at the transnational, regional and local level: In 2009, eight model projects were launched in the area of spatial planning (KlimaMORO) with the aim of drafting regional climate change strategies and carrying out initial implementation steps. Within the scope of the programme, Experimental Housing and Urban Development (KlimaExWoSt), urban concepts on climate change in the area of urban development and housing will be tested until the spring of 2012. There are currently more than 32 projects on climate change in the five transnational INTERREG IV B programming areas with the participation of Germany to enable the development and testing of trans-European strategies. The findings of these research projects and the national and transnational model projects will be presented and discussed at the expert event and at an interactive poster exhibition (Gallery Walk).
Regional Climate Consequences (Analysis, Models, Vulnerabilities)
Statements and panel discussion
Adjustment strategies for climate change: Urban, regional, national and transnational approaches
- Transnational project for adjusting to climate change
- National adjustment strategies to climate change of EU member states
- Model projects for spatial development strategies for climate change ("KlimaMoro")
- Urban concept on climate change – Communal strategies (“KlimaExWoSt”)
Adjustment strategies for climate change: Good examples from the model projects
Presentation of good sample projects on theme clusters
- Flooding/ Drought/ Lack of water
- Heat, bio-climate;
- Processes (regional governance)
- Energy concepts and climate protection
“Lessons learned” – Added value of model projects and transnational cooperation for climate protection and climate adjustment by regional development
Statements and panel discussion
POSTER SESSION with around 40 posters on numerous municipal, regional and transnational projects in front of the event room |
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| Details: | | 9.00 hrs
Registration
9.30 hrs
Welcome and Introduction
Jan Mücke, Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs, Parliamentary State Secretary
9.45 hrs
1. Regional climate consequences - analyses and strategies in Germany and Europe
Dr. Paul Becker, Deutscher Wetterdienst
Prof. Dr. Stefan Greiving, Technical University Dortmund
Prof. Dr. Manfred Stock, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
10.45 hrs
Break
11.15 hrs
2. Customization strategies to the climatic change: Transnational, regional and urban Developments
Transnational projects for the adaptation to the climatic change
Daniel Zwicker-Schwarm, German Institute of Urban Studies
Model plan:
Area development strategies to the climatic change
("KlimaMORO")
Katrin Fahrenkrug, Institut Raum & Energie
Urban concepts for the climatic change - municipal strategies ("KlimaExWoSt")
Frank Schlegelmilch, bpw-baumgart + partner
12.00 hrs
poster exhibition
12.45 hrs
Break
13.30 hrs
3. Customization strategies to the climatic change: Good examples from regional pilot schemes in four topic clusters
· flood risk and water shortage
· heat and bio climate
· processes and instruments
· energy concepts and climate protection
16.00 hrs
Break
16.30 hrs
Discussion: "Lessons learned" - Added value of model plans and transnational cooperation for climate protection and climate customization by the area development
Anke Althoff, Lippeverband, Essen
Dr. Achim Daschkeit, Umweltbundesamt, Kompetenzzentrum Klimafolgen und Anpassung
Andrea Hartz, agl, Saarbrücken
Wolfgang Lexer, Umweltbundesamt GmbH, Wien
Manfred Sinz, Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development, Ministerialdirigent
17.15 hrs
Result
Hanno Osenberg, Federal Ministry for Transport, Building and Urban Development
17.30-18.15 hrs
Poster exhibition
An extensive poster exhibition accompanies the meeting and introduces good examples from over 30 projects of the KlimaMORO and ExWoSt-model plans as well as transnational projects and from KLIMZUG.
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