DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Module 6 of the SWITCH Training kit.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Confernece on transport, energy and environmental issues Dr. Gerhard Kuschnig, Vienna Waterworks Dr. Slobodan Miko, Croatian Geological Survey Vienna/

Advertisements

Tag and Attribute Understanding appropriate citations and copyrights using creative commons licenses. Marcus Clark.

UNRESTRICTED Infrastructure Assessment as Viewed by Technology Holders IAEA Technical Meeting December 10-12, 2008 R. Godden.

Economics of Land Degradation Initiative Richard J. Thomas ELD Scientific coordinator United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health.

Creating Policies and a Legal Framework 1 Dörte Peters, seecon international gmbh.

Lecture(2) Instructor : Dr. Abed Al-Majed Nassar

Capacity Enhancement for Air Quality Management John E. Hay Senior Advisor UNEP ROAP & IETC.

Strategic and Operational planning. Planning Planning means the creation of a plan Planning: the organizational process of creating and maintaining a.

Katoomba Group Training Initiative Climate Change, Markets and Services Welcome and Introduction Course Introduction and Guidelines Participant Introduction:

Integration of Regulatory Impact Assessment into the decision making process in the Czech Republic Aleš Pecka Department of Regulatory Reform and Public.

STRATEGIC PLANNING – Preparing for the future Module 1 of the SWITCH Training kit.

Nuclear Energy in the 21 st Century BEIJING 2009 International Ministerial Conference April 2009.

Material Flow Analysis

Chapter 14 Public Sector and Policy

WASTEWATER – Exploring the options Module 5 of the SWITCH Training kit.

THE 1 ST EASTERN AND SOUTHERN AFRICA PORTS ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGERS WORKING CONFERENCE PORT SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES (A South African.

«Проект по экономической реабилитации и построению мер доверия» Integrating interests and institutions in water resource management 25 th June, 2013 Eng.

Sustainable Procurement & Life Cycle Analysis Heather Pearce 9 th February 2010.

Training of Trainers Integrated Water Resources Management Enabling Environment and Institutions.

Confidencial © 2011 TECNALIA 1 TECNALIA. 2 Tecnalia R&I 1st. Research and Technology Organisation in Spain and 5th. in Europe.

SWITCH Training Kit: Module 1 – Preparing for the Future Module 1: Preparing for the Future SWITCH Training Kit Module 1: Preparing for the Future Strategic.

SWITCH Training Kit: Module 3B – Sustainable Urban Drainage Module 3: Exploring the options SWITCH Training Kit Module 3B: Sustainable Stormwater Management.

Enabling Environments for Clean Energy Technology Transfer Michael Gerbis President The Delphi Group.

Overview of SUDS research at the Urban Pollution Research Centre and Flood Hazard Research Centre, Middlesex University DayWater: EU FP5; Sustainable stormwater.

Evaluations at the EC (the IP context) Kamil Kiljański Geneva, 6 October 2011.

Adaptation knowledge needs and response under the UNFCCC process Adaptation Knowledge Day V Session 1: Knowledge Gaps Bonn, Germany 09 June 2014 Rojina.

Contextual framework for research. Purpose of contextual framework To provide a shared language to underpin the PHEA E-learning proposals, initiatives.

1 Reference Framework for Sustainable Cities (RFSC) Some useful functionalities for Finnish cities.

Introduction to the Research Framework Work-in-progress Conceptualizing the Criteria to assess ‘appropriateness’ of actions in given ‘national’ circumstances.

The national system of qualifications and interests of the stakeholders in the development of higher education Rimma Seidakhmetova Bologna Process and.

UNEP Training Resource ManualTopic 2 Slide 1 The EIA process The EIA process comprises:  screening - to decide if and at what level EIA should be applied.

WASTEWATER – Exploring the options Module 5 of the SWITCH Training kit.

Slide 10.1 Cooper et al: Tourism: Principles and Practice, 3e Pearson Education Limited 2005, © retained by authors Chapter 10 Attractions.

SWITCH Training Kit: Pilot Training, Entebbe, July 2010 Water Demand Management in the City of the Future Water supply sustainability objectives.

PP 4.1: IWRM Planning Framework. 2 Module Objective and Scope Participants acquire knowledge of the Principles of Good Basin Planning and can apply the.

STAKEHOLDERS – Involving all the players Module 2 of the SWITCH Training kit.

For a better built environment 1 Driving Relevance of Built Environment Professions in the context of Africa’s Developmental Agenda By Bheki Zulu CEO –

Stefan HirschbergNEEDS Forum 1, Brussels, 24 May 2005 Contribution to Round Table Discussion: Transparent Information Channels Stefan Hirschberg NEEDS.

+ Educational Fair Use & Creative Commons Chris Taylor.

Assessment of Technology Options 1 Naomi Radke, seecon international GmbH.

1 UNEP/IETC EST Initiative Proposed Cooperation Framework 4 December 2003 Otsu, Japan.

STORMWATER – Exploring the options Module 4 of the SWITCH Training kit.

The new EC impact assessment: what for? EUROPEAN TRADE UNION CONFEDERATION Sophie Dupressoir.

Environment and Disaster Planning Hari Srinivas, GDRC Rajib Shaw, Kyoto University Contents of the presentation: -What is the problem? -Precautionary Principles.

PRESENTATION TO PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON WATER AFFAIRS AND FORESTRY Cindy Damons 28 May 2008 The role of municipalities in managing and giving effect to.

PLANNING CYCLE An Overview. CONTENT Expected achievements Expected achievements Why IWRM Planning? Why IWRM Planning? Why a strategic approach? Why a.

WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AND OPTIONS IDENTIFIED.

STORMWATER – Exploring the options Module 4 of the SWITCH Training kit.

STAKEHOLDERS – Involving all the players Module 2 of the SWITCH Training kit.

Group Work IWRM Integrated River Basin Management.

URBACT IMPLEMENTATION NETWORKS. URBACT in a nutshell  European Territorial Cooperation programme (ETC) co- financed by ERDF  All 28 Member States as.

Convention of the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Developing a guidance on water and climate adaptation for the.

Understanding the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP 2010 Rev 2)

Co-creating climate change adaptation and resilience decision-making support tools with cities Alberto Terenzi Officer Sustainable.

Using Analysis and Tools to Inform Adaptation and Resilience Decisions -- the U.S. national experiences Jia Li Climate Change Division U.S. Environmental.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement number Gry Henriksen.

Callist Tindimugaya and Gareth James Lloyd

Template Contents of the Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS)

CSU/Riverside Global Water & Climate Initiative

Decision-Support Tools – Choosing a sustainable path

Resilient Water Governance A conceptual basis for discussion…

STRATEGIC PLANNING – Preparing for the future

WATER SUPPLY – Exploring the options

Business Retention and Expansion

What IS Creative Commons?

Topic 2: The Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture and Spatial Planning

Topic 2: The Ecosystem Approach to Aquaculture and Spatial Planning

ESPON, the European Spatial Planning Observatory Network

Planning process in river basin management

Andrea Tilche Unit Head of the Water Key Action

Presentation transcript:

DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Module 6 of the SWITCH Training kit

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 2 The SWITCH Training Kit DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 3 Contents Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management Chapter 2 – Decision Support Systems Chapter 3 – Examples of Decision Support Systems DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 4 Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 5 Urban water management decisions Some examples: Water supply infrastructure Pollution control regulation Policies fostering positive behaviour Planning permission Approving funds DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 6 Decisions are based on... Quantified data Current issues Future predictions Political reasons Stakeholder interests DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management Image: US Geological Survey

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 7 Issues with current decision making Decisions use… Assumptions about the future Narrow assessment criteria Sector-specific knowledge … and ignore: Environmental impacts Economic impacts Social impacts DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 8 A lack of holistic decision making Why? Lack of data Fragmentation Perception of future variability Data exclusion Lack of stakeholder engagement DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 9 A more integrated approach to decision making DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management Aspect of decision- making Conventional approachIntegrated approach Decision-making data Direct costs and benefits Direct and indirect costs and benefits Scope of the decision-making process Single management sectorUrban development as a whole Future uncertainty The future is predicted as a fixed scenario The future is acknowledged as being uncertain Stakeholder involvement Minimal stakeholder involvement. Comprehensive stakeholder engagement Use of indicatorsPerformance indicators > Limited set of sector goals. Sustainability indicators > Overall urban development goals.

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 10 Key aspect 1: holistic perspective (1) DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 11 Key aspect 1: holistic perspective (2) DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 12 Key aspect 2: flexibility DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 13 Key aspect 3: Stakeholder engagement Water management stakeholders for the City of Alexandria, Egypt (Source: The City Water Information System (EPFL) DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 1 – Decision making in urban water management

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 14 Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 15 Form and function of DSS DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 16 Data for DSS Catchment data Geographical information Natural resources data Water related infrastructure Relevant legislation and regulation Historical data The roles and responsibilities of institutions Stakeholders Etc. DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 17 Modelling DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 18 Visualisation of indicators DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 19 Example: Indicators for urban sanitation DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 2 – Decision-Support Systems

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 20 Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS City Water Urban Water Optioneering Tool (UWOT) Aquacycle: Eco.SWM – Life Cycle Cost Assessment (LCCA) tool COFAS – Comparing the Flexibility of Alternative Solutions VENSIM-based Water Demand Management Options Model DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 21 City Water (1) Source: EPFL, Lausanne DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 22 City Water (2) – Water Information System (CWIS) Source: EPFL, Lausanne DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 23 City Water (3) – Simulation Models: City Water Balance DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 24 City Water (4) – Simulation Models: City Water Economics Source: Jefferies C., Duffy A DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 25 Urban Water Optioneering Tool Source: National Technical University of Athens DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 26 Aquacycle Source: Mitchell 2005 DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 27 Eco.SWM – Life Cycle Cost Assessment Source: Ingenieurgesellschaft Sieker DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 28 COFAS – Comparing the Flexibility of Alternative Solutions Source: Ingenieurgesellschaft Sieker DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Project outline, Management and Organisation Page 29 VENSIM-based Water Demand Management Options Model Source: WEDC DECISION-SUPPORT TOOLS – Choosing a sustainable path Chapter 3 – Examples of DSS

Slides produced by: ICLEI European Secretariat © 2011 ICLEI European Secretariat GmbH, Leopoldring 3, Freiburg, Germany The contents of the SWITCH Training Desk website are under a license of Creative Commons specified as Attribution- Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0. This license allows others to remix, tweak, and build upon the training materials for noncommercial purposes, as long as they credit the copyright holder and license their new creations under the identical terms. The full legal text concerning the terms of use of this license can be found at sa/3.0/legalcode