Overview of the FRAMES project & concept of multi-layer safety approach
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The Frames project aims to enhance flood resilience in the North Sea Region through a multilayer safety approach, addressing climate change impacts such as sea level rise and extreme rainfall. It emphasizes integrated flood risk management, requiring cooperation among various stakeholders, and seeks to improve infrastructure and community awareness for better disaster preparedness. Funded by the EU Interreg program, the project will implement a range of measures from prevention to recovery, with a total budget of €6.924 million.
Overview of the FRAMES project & concept of multi-layer safety approach
- 1. - Context of Multilayer Safety - Development of the Frames project - Expected output - Cooperation within North Sea Region Interreg programme Flood Resilient Areas by Multilayer Safety approach
- 2. Cooperating on tackling the impacts of climate change
- 8. Sea level rise Extreme river levels Pluvial floods effecting dense urban areas Soil subsidence National Deltaprogramme: in 2050 The Netherlands have to be climate proof (flood protection, availablility of fresh water and adaptive spatial planning)
- 9. Integrated Flood Risk management / MLS: Combined planning and actions on - prevention - adaptive spatial planning - emergency response - recovery Concept is acknowledged, but implementation is another challenge!
- 11. NL/Vlaanderen 2SEAS North Sea Region North West Europe NSR is currently the only programme where climate adaptation is a priority Specific priorities: - Demonstrate new and/or improved methods for improving the climate resilience of target sites - Develop new methods for the long-term sustainable management of North Sea ecosystems EU Interreg Subsidy programmes
- 12. 2014: project application started by finding partners in the NSR 2014: mangement and politics involved 2015: rejected by steering committe but with the invitation to submit 2016: approved 01 October 2016 , 31 January 2017 contract signed Frames project application
- 13. Total budget € 6.924.911, ERDF contribution € 3.462.455 October 2016 – 31 January 2020 General objective: reduce the impact of floods from sea, river and extreme rainfall to keep the North Sea regions economically and environmentally sustainable.
- 14. Integrated Flood Risk management / Multilayer Safety Approach - combined actions for prevention, spatial adaptation, emergency response and recovery No one region or authority can do these actions alone Mobilise local and social stakeholders Outcome – change (Work Packages) • Flood resilient areas: improved infrastructure and spatial planning measures • Food resilient communities: better prepared communities and social stakeholders • Flood resilient authorities: reduced recovery times and increased response capacity
- 16. Increased awareness and response capacity of authorities and stakeholders Laymen reports on flood risk resilience Communication tools Decision Support System Policy recommendations for authorities Toolkit for improved spatial targeting of catchment based flood risk management Output - deliverables (selection)
- 18. Authorities / administrators from cities and regions Waterboards Emergency/rescue organisations Knowlegde Institutes Social stakeholders (senior citizens associations, Red Cross) …. (tbd) Frames stakeholders