FR PLT PR 00011: verschil tussen versies

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Country:	Belgium
Coordinate	50° 52' 59.17" N, 4° 4' 51.52" E
Pilot manager authority:	Province of East Flanders Ghent University
Objective:	The main goal of FRAMES Belgium is to have a strong participative process with three main target groups: 1) Flood-prone citizens; 2) Wider community, and 3) Local authorities.
Flood risk:	Fluvial. The Dender has naturally a quick hydrological response because of the loam soils in the uphill zones. In case of intense rainfall, the river response is relatively quickly, increasing its level. Furthermore, the Dender Basin has been subject to land sealing through urbanization enhancing this process.
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 |Start date=2016/10/01
 |End date=2020/01/31
-|Summary=Flood risks in Flanders are increasing, due to continuing land sealing and climate change. Addressing these risks will not be possible with protective measures only (e.g. embankments, flood retention zones, etc.) but will necessitate a wide set of measures. Some of these measures will require action to be taken by citizens. Considering the fact that Flemish flood risk management has limited experience with citizen engagement, it can be expected that the implementation of individual and community-based measures will not be self-evident and might even meet resistance.
+|Summary=While the first aim for this pilot is to increase the capacities of local organisations / institutions and communities, the project unites relevant local stakeholders to address the flood vulnerability of the entire neighbourhood, including the physical resilience of potential future building developments. The municipality of Denderleeuw will be involved intensively. The project intends to contribute to a better cooperation between local authorities.
-Within FRAMES, the Province of East-Flanders and Ghent University will investigate the possibilities of individual and community-based flood risk action and how it can be encouraged. In the flood-prone areas of Ninove and Denderleeuw, participatory planning processes will unite inhabitants to explore the possibilities of this type of measures, their potential co-benefits and how citizens’ capacities can be strengthened to implement them.
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+|FR_PLT_additional_Target=1 - 15.000 inhabitants
+- 100 workers / 15 stakeholders
+|FR_PLT_additional_Responsible person=Gebruiker:Btempels,Hannelore Mees
+|FR_PLT_additional_Participant=Ghent University,Provincie Oost-Vlaanderen
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 |Country=Belgium
 |Coordinate=50.8831041, 4.0809779
-|Objective=The main goals of the pilot cases in Ninove and Denderleeuw are the following:
+|Objective=-	Setup of self-relational actor-networks using urban site as Urban Water Livings Labs
-. Increasing inhabitants awareness of local flood risks and on individual and community-based measures that could be taken
+-	Identification of key stakeholders for self-reliant water management
+-	Realisation of shared stakeholder method for self-reliant water management (layer 3 and 4)
-. Creating co-ownership of flood risk management (taking on co-responsibility)
+-	Adoptable model of bottom-up flood prone area as a living lab approach
-. Increasing inhabitants knowledge, social networks and economic capacity to take flood risk measures
-. Stimulating overall spatial and social district development (exploring co-benefits with other issues at hand)
 |Target=1 - 15.000 inhabitants
 - 100 workers / 15 stakeholders

FR PLT PR 00011: verschil tussen versies

Versie van 14 mrt 2019 13:50

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