Day

6. Climate risk management and resilience

Southern Hemisphere climate changes studies: a contribution for climate risk management and resilience

Synergies and barriers with integrating flooding from heavy rainfall into the implementation of EU floods directive

Urban trees contribution for mitigation of heat waves and air pollution: a first appraisal in Lisbon

How vulnerability assessment can help to develop effective climate actions

Promoting flood risk reduction: The role of insurance in Germany and England

Testing climate resilience of irrigated agriculture with an online drought risk management tool

Assessing resilience to climate change in urban areas. Framework to support resilience action planning

The role of natural assets for climate risk management and resilience

Climate change adaptation options for the European water sector

Climate change risk associated with the prison system in Victoria, Australia. Managing these important institutions into the future?

A system dynamics approach for evaluation of climate change impact and adaptation strategies on the Jucar River Basin

Holistic resilience analysis in Barcelona in a context of climate change. The RESCCUE project

(Cancelled) Agricultural drought risk management in Central Europe – a survey study of Austrian crop-farmers

Effective diversity and inclusion in Australian Emergency Management Organisations and its role in building resilience.

Risk assessment and preparedness to vector-borne disease eruptions in Europe and the Mediterranean: the case of West Nile virus

Increasing Flood Resilience Through Innovative Finance: Utility of Bonds?

Themes

1. Data, methods and approaches in Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction
2. Co-production of knowledge, solutions and services
3. Communication, data sharing and decision support
4. Institutions, governance, citizens and social justice
5. Global climate challenges
6. Climate risk management and resilience

Session types

Science practice session (SP), 1hr 45 mins
Science session, 1hr 45 mins – six oral communications (OC) per session
Poster session (PO) – 12 posters per session, organised by theme