1. Flood Risk Management PlansMichelangeloBuonarroti-TheUniversalDeluge,1502
R. Rigon, M. Dall’Amico, P. Macconi (South Tyrol), Civil Protection PAT et al.
Alpine Convention Meeting - Graz March 25-26 - 2014
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Where are we ? A few examples
P. Macconi - SouthTyrol
North East District
Unit of Management
(Adige River)
South Tyrol
(7400 km²)
Communities
- Contingency Plans
- Urban developement plan
local
operational
regional
strategic
Wide jurisdiction
- Civil protection (laws & plans)
- Landuse (laws & plans)
- Environment (laws & plans)
- Water resources (laws & plans
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analysis current
situation
natural hazards
land use
use of water
ecology
vision,
objectives
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catalogue
of measures
synthesis
conflicts and
risks
planning,
realisation,
implementation
information, public involvement and
initialisation
reference area
data
organisation
objectives
project management
Design
P. Macconi - SouthTyrol
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New Alert System
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Furthermore it is
now operative a H24
a special personnel
availability for the
flood service. In real
time are available the
data on the
precipitation and on
the water level in the
dams
In action
P.A. Trento
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Models !
In case the prediction given by the hydraulic-hydrologic-meteorological
modeling suggest the necessity of dam regulation and/or civil
protection measures, the procedure foresees to activate the regulations
and a warning message is given to the various Civil Protection Units of
the surrounding regions and river authorities.
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given the meteorological predictions, the actual measures of discharge and dam
levels, allows to estimate the future evolution of the flood in the main rivers.
Hydrological
modelling
Predicting
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• integrated management plans following a standardised procedure
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• Smooth procedure, well structured, with external experts and internal
project managers
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• Technical studies and reports: 59-75% of the budget
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• very „intensive“ public involvement and engagement (18 – 29 % of the
budget)
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• problem in the implementation phase (sometimes only issues related to
acute flood risk prevail, it is needed a „suffer“ of……)
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Recommendations
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From project view to a process view
Continuity (persons, process, public engagement and involvement,.. ,..)
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• Organisation
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• Consolidation/institutionalisation/establishing of river corridor/area/
watershed management as a standard
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• Public engagement
P. Macconi - SouthTyrol
Recommendations
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• organisation of the working practice „institutionalisation/establishing “
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• networking and synergies
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• Working horizontal and transversal in between administrations
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• River watershed manager with „leadership“
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Recommendations
Organisation structure
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• Consensus based decision making process
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• Legal ancoring, improve the bindingness
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• Pilot projects to show the potential success
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• Careful planning of the implementation phase
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• Catalogue of measures not too general and not too
detailed, and not defined too soon,
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• Intensive collaboration
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• Regular monitoring of implementation
Key behaviours for success
Recommendations
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• Continuity
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• Information exchange and transparency
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• Translation/adaptation of technical language to the
demands of the involved stakeholders
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• Careful planning of public participation: where, who,
when, what, how
Public participation process:
Recommendations
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Improving meanwhile
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• Exchanging information (e.g. Alpine Convention)
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• Performing studies (i.e. through European Projects,
e.g. KulturRisk)
Recommendations
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