More information about the workshop HERE.
The workshop Proceedings HERE
08:15 – 09:00 Registration / Tea or coffee on arrival
Duration:
3,75h / Moderation: Markus Leitner, EAA
09:00 – 09:10 Welcome Addresses
Susanne
Hempen – Ministry of the
Environment, Germany
09:10 – 09:30 Scope of the day and objectives
Inke Schauser (UBA Germany), Martin König (EAA Austria) and Pamela
Köllner (FOEN Switzerland) - PRESENTATION
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09:30 – 10:30 potentials and limitations of cross-sectoral vulnerability,
risk and economic assessments for comparing and priorising adaption needs
The
science perspective: What can policy makers expect from cross-sectoral impact-based
assessments? Which methods are promising for which purposes? What methods are
useful to compare and priories vulnerabilities and risks across sectors? What are the main knowledge gaps, data lacks
and methodological pitfalls?
Paul Watkiss – ClimateCost and IMPACT2C: What are the limitations of costing
climate change and how does policy take up the monetary results? - PRESENTATION
Pam Berry – ClimSave and the Integrated Assessment approach on assessing
vulnerability – Will it help policy makers to prioritize adaptation needs? - PRESENTATION
10:30-10:45 Coffee Break
10:45-12:45 Experiences with using vulnerability, risk and
economic assessments in the Adaptation Process
The
policy/user perspective: What information is needed at the different policy
scales for decisions on cross-sectoral adaptation priorities? How and for which purpose are the scientific results
of these assessments used in the adaptation process? How are these scientific
results used to set adaptation priorities?
Hans-Martin Füssel (EEA) – Cross-sectoral climate change assessments at
European level: Relevance for EU Adaptation Policy - PRESENTATION
Roger Street (UKCIP) – UK experiences with using the CCRA - PRESENTATION
Pamela Köllner (FOEN Switzerland) – Climate-related risks in Switzerland:
Experiences and challenges - PRESENTATION
Stefan Gray (EPA
Ireland) - Problems of scale in
vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning - PRESENTATION
Martin König (EAA Austria), Clemens
Hasse (UBA Germany), Birgit Bednar-Friedl (Uni Graz) – Shaping national
adaptation with economic tools and assessments: For which fields of adaptation
action could it work and at which scale? - PRESENTATION
Short statements from other countries
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12:45-13:45 Lunch Break
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Duration:
2,5h / Moderation: Markus Leitner, EAA
13:45-14:45 Dealing with the Science-Policy Gap
Why is
there the gap between political expectations and scientific possibilities? What
is needed to close the gap or how can we deal with it? How can existing results
be used to induce adaptation actions?
Breakout
group 1: What would be useful from the science perspective?
Breakout
group 2: What would be useful from the policy perspective?
14:45-15:00 Coffee Break
15:00-15:45 Presentation from the breakout groups and filling of
‘conceptual storage’ for further proceedings
