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Belgian Adaptation actions

Belgian Adaptation actions. Johan Bogaert Julien Hoyaux. Adaptation: from EU to Belgian cities. EU. EU. White Paper. Clearinghouse Mechanism. EAS. N ational A daptation P lan. Belgium. Regional and/or Sectoral Impacts , Vulnerability & Adaptation actions Assessments. Climate

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Belgian Adaptation actions

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  1. Belgian Adaptation actions Johan Bogaert Julien Hoyaux

  2. Adaptation: from EU to Belgian cities EU EU. White Paper Clearinghouse Mechanism EAS National Adaptation Plan Belgium Regional and/or Sectoral Impacts, Vulnerability & Adaptation actions Assessments Climate Modelling Climate Research Regions Regional Adaptation (Action) Plans Flemish Walloon Brussels Federal Cities Adaptation tools 2012 2009 2010 2011

  3. National adaptation • The base for adaptation to Climate Change (universities sponsored by the Belgian Science Policy Office) • CCI-Hydr (http://www.kuleuven.be/hydr/CCI-HYDR.htm) • CLIMAR (http://www.belspo.be/belspo/fedra/proj.asp?l=en&COD=SD/NS/01A) • Report “Evaluation of climate change impacts and adaptation responses for marine activities” • Focus on coastal protection, fisheries and tourism

  4. Belgianseafisheries (CLIMAR) Primary effects temperature storminess Secundary effects ecological economical social

  5. Coastaltourisme(CLIMAR)

  6. Ranking of strategies(CLIMAR)

  7. Regional aspects: Wallonia 2011: CC IVA Assessment study (≈ 200 000€) Vulnerability assessment to current climate + Regional climatic projections based on ENSEMBLES Impacts & Vulnerability assessment to future Proposals of adaptation actions Results : validated by experts consultation & feeding regional plan http://airclimat.wallonie.be/spip/Nouvel-article,231.html

  8. Regional aspects: Wallonia 2012: Vulnerability to CC Diagnostic Tool dedicated to cities • Objectives: • local CC IVA assessment : scaling down from the regional assessment • Information exchange : between regional & local level • Sensitisation of cities – raising of awareness (first step of a local action plan) • Scientific Base • High degree of precision • Friendly use Availablesoon : June 2012

  9. Regional aspects: Flanders FlandersEnvironment Outlook 2030(http://www.milieurapport.be/en/home/)

  10. Regional aspects: Flanders • Flemish adaptation plan • Sectorial : written by the different departments from the Flemish government (Water, Environment, Nature, Industry and Services, Energy, Transportation, Tourism, Agriculture, Fisheries, Built Environment, Health, Development Cooperation) • Major themes: • Climate Reflex • Research and Monitoring • Awareness • Balanced water • Healthy Soil • Robust Nature • Slim building • Economic Strengthening

  11. Regional aspects: Flanders • Sectoral studies • Water studies • applied : 2005 Sigmaplan +60 cm sea level • Agricultural Study • Spatial planning • “LNE adapteert” (adapting environment, Nature and Energy) • Subject studies • Socio-economic study:Adaptation to climate change : overall cost and practical examples

  12. laag klimaatveranderingscenario Agricultural Study productivity productivity Climate Change Scenario From “Adaptatiemogelijkheden van de Vlaamse landbouw aan klimaatverandering” zie http://lv.vlaanderen.be low high

  13. LNE adapteert Report on effects Report on measures Report on strategies

  14. Regional aspects: Flanders • Investment byflemishgovernment (IWT) • VR1 : Integrated assessment of spatial climate change impacts in Flanders – Mirrored to the Dutch experiences. • VR2 : Methods for future land-use projections for Flanders http://www.ccaspar.ugent.be/index.php/Over-Ccaspar/Categorie/Rapporten

  15. Regional aspects: Brussels and Federal government • Studies • Brussels region • similar to Walloon study • final report end of June • Federal government • starting soon • Included in the tender help to develop federal adaptation plan.

  16. Thanks to our Belgian team National Climate Commission ( and Coordination Committee for International Environmental Policy) Working group on adaptation (CABAO) • Yannick Ghelen - federal environment - international • Annemie Van der Avort – federal external affaires • Aline Veulemans – Brussels region • Julien Hoyaux – Walloon region • Maarten Van Leest – Flemish region • Johan Bogaert – Flemish region – national - Europe Johan.Bogaert@lne.vlaanderen.be Julien.Hoyaux@spw.wallonie.be

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