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Reducing urban water risks in a changing climate

Organizer(s) Wetlands International Netherlands - government
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Permanent Representation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the European Union, 4 -10, Avenue de Cortenbergh
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Water crises are one of the top 5 risks globally and there is a growing focus on how to manage and mitigate these risks in the context of urban planning and development. In particular, rapid urbanisation and the development of housing, industry and transport infrastructure can affect valuable ecosystems and their capacities to regulate water flows, stabilize coastlines and reduce the impacts of storms. It is increasingly realized that new approaches, including nature-based solutions, are needed to make sure that these investments are sustainable and climate-proof.  This event aims to examine the key issues and experiences in promoting inclusive and climate resilient developments in the face of rising water risks. It will explore the role of multi-stakeholder engagement and innovative, inter-sectoral partnerships in designing and implementing solutions, helping to identify policy-relevant insights.

Join us on 21 June at 11 am.

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Hazards Drought Flood
Themes Climate change Urban risk and planning Governance Water Disaster risk management
Country and region Belgium Europe

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