2009 Adaptation White Paper2009适应白皮书.pptVIP

Climate Change Adaptation in the Netherlands Dominique Tappy Thursday 10th December 2009 Policy Context EU policy Dutch policy landscape Institutional and inter-ministerial co-operation The Costs of Adaptation Sectorial overview Adjustment Strategies Sectorial overview Potential Lessons for Romania Follow up Policy Overview - EU 2009 Adaptation White Paper Building on Green Paper recommendations Making a economic case for adaptation Highlighting the importance of knowledge base Integration of adaptation into existing EU policies Increasing the resilience of key sectors Partnerships 2009-2011 Economic costs of adaptation assessed 2007 Adaptation Green Paper EC recognition that there will be unavoidable impacts of climate change Placing adaptation firmly alongside mitigation Addresses wide range of issues such as the integration of adaptation into existing policies/legislation Non binding Recommendations for MS to improve adaptive capacity Dutch Policy Landscape 2006 - National Programme for Adaptation, Space and Climate (ARK) 2007 - National Adaptation Strategy 2008 - National Adaptation Agenda (ongoing) 2009 – Inter Provincial Accord (IPO) Multi-level Governance, inter-ministerial and institutional co-operation National Programme for Adaptation, Space and Climate (ARK) Launched: 2006 upon initiative of the national government Initial Stakeholders: VROM, VW, LNV and EZ Extended Stakeholders: VNG, IPO and UvW Shared: contributions, responsibilities, staff, costs (€1.6m phase I+II) Approach: “on-measure”, tempo, extended stakeholder interaction, case studies, international, phased approach, sector specific 3 Focus themes: Awareness, networking and strategy development Knowledge base and exchange Instruments, measures and stimulation of innovation Outputs: National Adaptation Strategy National Adaptation Agenda “Striving to make the Netherlands more climate resilient.” National Adaptation Strategy Avoid social unrest an