Program
Theme Presentations Posted
Parallel Session Presentations Posted
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Thursday, 8 May
08:00 Parallel Session
Mitigation – Inundation Issues
Chair: B. Radojevic
Mitigation – Flood Risk Management
Chair: K. Takeuchi
Preparedness, Response and Recovery – Assessment of Losses
Chair: B. Lence
Mitigation – Policy Issues
Chair: E. Plate
Analytical and Distributive Methodologies – Modeling Issues
Chair: D. Burn
10:00 Coffee Break
10:30 Parallel Session
Mitigation – Participation and Insurance
Chair: P. Kovacs
Environmental Considerations – Climate Change
Chair: G. McBean
Mitigation – Planning
Chair: A. Tyagi
Various Perspectives – Regional, Historical and Health Perspectives
Chair: R. Carson
Mitigation - Policy, Standards and Strategic Planning
Chair: Z. Kundzewicz
12:00 Lunch
13:30 Parallel Session
Analytical and Distributive Methodologies - Information and Decision Support Systems
Chair: E. Mwelwa
Environmental Considerations – Winter Floods, Mountain Environments, Sediment
Chair: L. Farrell
Environmental Considerations – Climate Change
Chair: J. Bruce
Various Perspectives – Urban Flooding
Chair: M. Hossain
Structural Approaches – Dikes, Reservoirs and Dams
Chair: K. Prasad
15:30 Tea Break
16:00 Plenary: Strategy for Mainstreaming Flood Risk Reduction in Society
Session Leader: Dr. K. Takeuchi, International Centre for Water Hazard and Risk Management, Tsukuba, Japan
Panelists:
- Avinash Tyagi (WMO, Director of Division of Hydrology and Water Resources) Main-streaming climate variability and change in flood risk management
- Sálvano Briceño (ISDR Executive Director) Integrating flood risk reduction in national policies for climate adaptation and the Hyogo Framework for Action
- Andreas Schumann (UNESCO) Barriers to prevent science and technology achievements to put to practice
- Erich Plate (UNU) Examples of mainstreaming flood preparedness in local communities
- Kuniyoshi Takeuchi (ICHARM) Indicators and standards to monitor and promote the flood preparedness of society
17:30 Closing
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