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th AnnaCelenza Province ofgenoalandplanning Department Ancona, ACT Conference 2010 14.12.2010 With the contribution of the LIFE financial instrument of the European Community

What is GRaBS? Green and Blue Spacep Adaptation for Urban Areas and Eco Towns three-year project funded under

artners from 8 EU member states t strict of West dam est Regional pment ity of ester (Lead er) n Borough SWEDEN UK LITHUANIA HOLLAND SLOVAKIA AUSTRIA City of Malmo Klaipeda University Coastal Research and Planning Institute Regional Environmental Centre for Eastern Europe (Slovakia) Province of Styria Municipality of

here s the Province of Genoa The Province is an intermediate public administrative entity between Municipality and Region. The Province of Genoa incorporates 67 municipalities and its main role is the

why are we doing it? IPPC 4 th Assessment report (2007) found: Climate-related hazards will mostly increase throughout Europe, varying according to regional geography Flash floods are expected to increase throughout Europe and up to 1.6 million people annually will be threatened by sealevel rise and coastal flooding Southern Europe and Mediterranean

l temperatures will continue to rise, causing: ising sea levels ncreased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events oods, droughts, heat waves) te change events have a major impact on households, sses, critical infrastructure and vulnerable members of our y (elderly, l disabled,etc.) d as well as amajor economic impact g. direct impacts on human health summer 2003 heatwave in uthern Europe contributed to premature deaths of more than,000 people

the case for adaptation or the first time, wide-ranging impacts of changes in current climate have been documented Nearly all opean regions are anticipated to be negatively affected by some future impacts of climate change (Source: IPCC, Working Group II Report, 2007) e impacts of global warming are already under way e impacts of global warming are already under way reducing emissions only part of the challenge

why are we doing it? climate change will make cities hotter and drier in summer, and wetter in winter effects will be more dramatic in cities that suffer from Urban Heat Island effect and poor drainage Designers, architects and planners have

GRaBS overall aim to ensure existing and new mixed use urban development is adapted to the impact of climate change through improving local and regional planning policy to put in place green and blue infrastructure; and to facilitate the much needed exchange of knowledge and experience and the actual transfer

GRaBS 5 key objectives 1. increase partner expertise on use of green and blue infrastructure 2. identify and influence regional planning policy and delivery ways for adaptation 3. develop and use a risk and vulnerabilities assessment tool 4. develop regional and local adaptation action plans including a high level

Project Activities

aptation ti action plans climate change adaptation action planning cycle A key output = Adaptation Action Plan, which will include a High Level Policy Statementt t Each Adaption Action Plan will contain a SWOT analysis, the results generated by the Climate Risk Assessment Tool and

OT: some common themes Good and multi discipline level of climate change expertise available Lack of political awareness need champions to drive for change Focusmore o towardsmitigation t o over adaptation Hooks for adaptation due to multifunctional nature of green and blue pace, eg attractiveness for tourism/economic competitiveness U Directives as levers e.g. SEA/Floods/Habitats Directives, and daptation White Paper/Aarhus Convention conomic climate (cut backs) + political climate (e.g. elections)

sessment tool Each AAP will contain the results generated by the Climate Change Risk & Vulnerability Assessment Tool Partners piloted and tested the tool now ready to apply Used for e.g.: AAP development, community engagement g events, mapping vulnerable groups and

exchanging experience & network development Mentoring visits, workshops, thematic seminars, s, study visits: sts facilitated contacts opportunity to build a stronger consensus opportunity to actively involve

d practice case studies selection Database of Good Practice Case Studies produced by the University of Manchester available on the GRaBS website bi

2009: visit to Malmo (Sweden) ples of urban drainage systems to manage stormwater in rn Harbour

2010: visit any) to Basel (Switzerland) and Freiburg diffusion of green roofs, which are mandatory on all new ngs in Basel with flat roofs. drivers were reducing energy consumption of buildings, and sing biodiversity, but an additional benefit is its adaptation ity.

daptation role of green infrastructure is significant

rther information abs project p://www.grabs-eu.org ne Smith n and Country Planning Association Carlton House Terrace