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Session 1: An enabling environment: the international context
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Introduction and welcome
Mr. Marco Keiner, Director, Environment, Housing and Land Management Division, UNECE
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Introduction to the workshop and pilot projects programme
Mr. Joost Buntsma, Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management, the Netherlands
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The UNECE Guidance on Water and Adaptation to Climate Change
Mr. Jos Timmerman, Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management, the Netherlands
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The global context: Adaptation under the UNFCCC process and the Nairobi work programme
Ms. Xianfu Lu, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
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Activities of the European Union on water and climate change
Ms. Marieke van Nood, European Commission, Directorate General Environment
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The Adaptation Learning Mechanism
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Weadapt: Information-sharing and collaboration for adaptation
Mr. Ben Smith, Stockholm Environment Institute
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Session 2: Governance to adapt in a transboundary setting
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Water allocations and hydrological changes: assessing institutional resilience in transboundary rivers worldwide
Ms. Kerstin Stahl, Institute of Hydrology, University of Freiburg, Germany
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The Portuguese adaptation strategy and cooperation with Spain in the face of climate change
Mr. Rodrigo Oliveira, Technical University of Lisbon, and Mr. Luis Veiga da Cunha, New University of Lisbon, Portugal
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Adapting the US-Canada 1909 Boundary Waters agreement to climate change
Mr. Eugene Stakhiv, International Joint Commission, International Upper Great Lakes Study
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Environmental Impact Assessment as a means for integrating climate change into development - the example of the canal between Croatia and Serbia
Mr. Micun Stanic, Ministry of Environmental Protection and Spatial Planning, Serbia
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Session 3: Jointly assessing climate change impacts
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Freshwater and climate change
Mr. Zbigniew Kundzewicz, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
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Activities of the World Meteorological Organization to support climate change adaptation in countries
Mr. Giacomo Teruggi and Ms. Sophia Sandstrom, World Meteorological Organization
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Cooperation and difficulties in climate change scenario elaboration in the South Caucasus
Ms. Anna Sikharulidze, Iv. Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Georgia
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Jointly developing a transboundary climate change impact assessment: the example of the Rhine
Mr. Ben van de Wetering, International Commission for the Protection of the Rhine
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Drought management and objectives of regional cooperation in the Aral See basin
Ms. Natalya Agaltseva, Research Hydrometeorological Institute, the Centre of Hydrometeorological Service, Uzbekistan
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Joint approach to climate change adaptation in the Meuse basin- the AMICE project
Ms. Maïté Fournier, Etablissement Public d’Aménagement de la Meuse, France
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Moldova water resources in the face of climate change: role of interstate cooperation in assessing impacts and increasing preparedness
Mr. Roman Corobov, Eco-Tiras, Republic of Moldova
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Adaptation to climate change in transboundary rivers with emphasis on shared estuaries and coastal areas in the Baltic, Black and Mediterranean Seas
Ms. Magdalena Muir, The Coastal and Marine Union
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Special lunchtime session
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Targeting adaptation needs using the Climate Vulnerability Index
Ms. Caroline Sullivan, Southern Cross University, Australia
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From floods to droughts - adaptation strategy in water management in the Czech Republic
Ms. Magdalena Mrkvickova, Masaryk Water Research Institute, Czech Republic
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The CAREC/EC project on Multi-Sectoral Effects for the Central Asian Initiative on Sustainable Development water dialogue
Mr. Martin Lindenlaub, Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC)
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Climate-related risk indicators and adaptive capacity of developing countries
Mr. Jose Luis Carrasco Terceros, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
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Responses to climate change by the communities residing in the Usumacinta river basin (Mexico-Guatemala)
Mr. Jérôme Gandin, Laval University, Canada
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Session 4: Developing jointly adaptation measures
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Increasing ecosystem resilience as a measure to adapt to climate change
Mr. Sergiy Moroz, Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF)
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Adaptation to climate change in the Danube River Basin
Ms. Diana Heilmann, International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River
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Adam project: adaptation and mitigation - mainstreaming climate adaptation into regional water and land use planning
Ms. Saskia Werners, Wageningen University, the Netherlands
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Adaptation plans from England and Wales – lessons from the 2009 price review
Mr. Mike Keil, Ofwat, United Kingdom
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Session 5: Starting cooperation: Launch of the pilot projects and conclusion of the workshop
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The programme of pilot projects.
Ms. Sonja Koeppel, Water Convention Secretariat
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The pilot project on the Chu Talas river: presentations by riparian countries
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The pilot project on the Dniester river: presentations by riparian countries
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The pilot project on the Sava river: presentations by riparian countries and the secretariat of the International Sava River Basin Commission
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