About
More than 170 participants attended the Third workshop on climate adaptation in the transport sector, organised in cooperation with DG REGIO, DG CLIMA and DG MOVE on 7 April 2022.
Target audience
The webinar was aimed at project managers and experts from managing authorities, relevant line ministries and transport authorities, including those managing transport networks.
Objectives
Following previous activities on climate change adaptation and, building on the results of two thematic workshops on the transport sector, organised in December 2017 and June 2019, this final webinar aimed at:
- providing new insights and reflections on good experiences and lessons learned on climate change proofing in transport projects,
- fostering its integration as part of transport networks management.
The workshop was structured around two main focus areas:
- Experiences in the integration of climate change adaptation considerations in transport networks management.
- Concrete examples on mainstreaming climate change resilience in project preparation including some lessons learned in the assessment of climate change vulnerabilities and risks and in the definition of adaptation measures for new transport projects;
It also aimed at steering reflections on climate change adaptation for the transport sector in the financial perspective 2021-27, as well as steering discussion and exchange of ideas between participants.
Resources
Presentations
Openings:
1. Climate proofing of infrastructure in 2021-27 - DG CLIMA, C.Kondrup
2. JASPERS Opening and Intro to Session 1
First session:
3. Climate change resilience plan for IP networks- M.Pinheiro
4. Climate Change Adaptation for national roads in Poland - G.Luczyck & E. Vila Jorda
5. Managing road and rail networks in a climate change prospective - M.Lundkvist
6. FORESEE - I. Beltran, Tecnalia
Second session:
7. JASPERS Intro to Session 2 - E.Vila Jorda & M. Purtz
8. Climate change resilience as a key pillar of EIB activities - B.Keulen
9. Introducing climate change resilience in the transport sector- E. Di Palma, MISM Italy
10. Integrating climate change resilience in design standards - M.Lundkvist
11. Copernicus Climate Change Service Sectoral Information - J. Paz Jimenez
Ensuring resilience of infrastructure projects in 2021-27
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Practical application of the European Commission's technical guidance on climate proofing
Discover how to apply the European Commission’s Technical Guidance on Climate Proofing in infrastructure projects during this JASPERS EIB Advisory webinar. Gain insights into climate risk screening, adaptation planning, and regulatory compliance for the 2021–2027 EU programming period. Designed for managing authorities, implementing bodies, and project developers aiming to align with EU climate resilience and mitigation standards.
Climate resilience and adaptation plans of the urban mobility system
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Questions?
For any further enquiry on this webinar and in general on the activities of the JASPERS Knowledge Platform please write an email to jaspersnetwork@eib.org