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HIGH-TECH STRATEGYKLIMZUG Managing climate change in the regions for the futureClimate change is happening. We have to deal with it. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research in Ger-many (BMBF) is funding the research priority "KLIMZUG – Managing climate change in the regions for the fu-ture". The objective of KLIMZUG is the development of in-novative strategies for adaptation to climate change and related weather extremes in regions. Here, the anticipated changes in climate shall be integrated in processes of regional planning and development. The funding acti-vity particularly stresses the regional aspect since global problems such as climate change must be tackled by measures at regional and local level. The future compe-titiveness of regions, also in a changing climate, must be ensured. Also, KLIMZUG is meant to advance the deve-lopment and use of new technologies, procedures and strategies for adapting to climate change in the regions.KLIMZUG contributes especially to the German High-Tech Strategy on Climate Protection as well as to the German National Adaptation Strategy. It also complements BMBF’s first funding activity on research and develop-ment of measures to deal with climate change "Research for climate protection and protection from climate impacts" (klimazwei).KLIMZUG adopts network development in regions and their implementation as a main instrument. Regional cooperation networks are intended to pool the scientific, planning, technical and entrepreneurial strengths of the stakeholders involved in a region and to actively establish structures for a new, state-of-the-art approach to mana-ging climate change. The networks are meant to exist and to evolve on a long term basis and thus to strengthen the competitive advantages for future climate conditions.ContactsStephanie Janssen+49 228 3821-571stephanie.janssen@dlr.deSilke Kröll+49 228 3821-598silke.kroell@dlr.deDr. Annette Münzenberg+49 228 3821-566annette.muenzenberg@dlr.deGerman Aerospace Center (DLR)Project Management Agency"Environment, Culture, Sustainability"Heinrich-Konen-Straße 153227 BonnGermanyPublished byFederal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)Unit Global Change53170 BonnGermanyEdited byGerman Aerospace Center (DLR)Project Management AgencyPhoto creditsTitle: dpa; RADOST: L. Tiepolt, StAUN; INKA BB: H. Schobert, ZALF; REGKLAM: P. Kno-the; KLIMZUG-Nordhessen: B. Sieg, Universität Kassel; dynaklim: Emschergenossen-schaft/Lippeverband; nordwest2050: rowan, Photocase; KLIMZUG-NORD: Eurimage 2003, Common Wadden Sea Secretariat, Brockmann ConsultPrinted byGebrüder Kopp, Cologne, GermanyBonn, Berlin 2010This publication is distributed free of charge by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research as part of its public relations work. It is not intended for commercial sale.The successful implementation of measures for climate change adaptation on a regional level is highly dependent on the commitment of local citizens. For that reason, KLIMZUG emphasizes also on educational and capacity building aspects.In addition, partner regions throughout the world may cooperate with the KLIMZUG activities in order to ensure the international transfer of the know-how. Germany thus accentuates its role as a pacesetter and driving force as well as its scientific competence for developing suit-able adaptation measures in an international context. At the same time, KLIMZUG makes use of both traditional and modern know-how of the partner regions, some of which may already live and manage their affairs under climatic and weather conditions which are forecasted for Germany in the longer term.Specific emphasis is set on the integration of up-to-date knowledge on climate (especially future climate scenarios) as basis for the adaptation measures developed under KLIMZUG. Support on this item is given by the German Climate Service Center (CSC) which was established in summer 2009.KLIMZUG is accompanied by an international advisory board giving advice on the implementation of KLIMZUG’s main goals, such as the research process itself, networ-king activities etc. An accompanying project identifies transferable aspects of research activities as well as trans-regional needs regarding climate change adaptation. 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The objective of KLIMZUG is the development of in-novative strategies for adaptation to climate change and related weather extremes in regions. Here, the anticipated changes in climate sha l be integrated in proce ses of regional pla ning and development. The funding acti-vity particularly stre ses the regional aspect since global problem  such as climate change must be tackled by measures at regional and loca  level. The future compe-titivene s of regions, also in a changing climate, must be ensured. Also, KLIMZUG is mean  to advance the deve-lopment and use of new technologies, procedures and strategies for adapting to climate change in the regions.KLIMZUG contributes especia ly to the German High-Tech Strategy on Climate Protection as we l as to the German National Adaptation Strategy. It also complements BMBF’s first funding activity on research and develop-ment of measures to deal with climate change "Research for climate protection and protection from climate impacts" (klimazwei).KLIMZUG adopts network development in regions and their implementation as a main instrument. Regional c operation networks are intended to p ol the scientific, pla ning, technical and entrepreneurial strengths of the stakeholders involved in a region and to actively establish structures for a new, state-of-the-art a proach to mana-ging climate change. The networks are mean  to exist and to evolve on a long term basis and thus to strengthen the competitive advantages for future climate conditions.ContactsStephanie Janssen+49 28 3821-571stephanie.janssen@dlr.deSilke Kröll+49 28 3821-598silke.kroell@dlr.deDr. A nette Münzenberg+49 28 3821-5 6a nette.muenzenberg@dlr.deGerman Aerospace Center (DLR)Project Management Agency"Environment, Culture, Sustainab lity"Heinrich-Konen-Straße 153 27 Bo nGermanyPublished byFederal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)Unit Global Change53170 Bo nGermanyEdited byGerman Aerospace Center (DLR)Project Management AgencyPhoto creditsTitle: dpa; RADOST: L. Tiepolt, StAUN; INKA B: H. Schobert, ZALF; REGKLAM: P. Kno-the; KLIMZUG-Nordhessen: B. Sieg, Universität Kassel; dynaklim: Emschergenossen-schaft/Li peverband; nordwest2050: rowan, Photocase; KLIMZUG-NORD: Eurimage 2 03, Co mon Wa den Sea Secretariat, Brockma n ConsultPrinted byGebrüder Ko p, C logne, GermanyBo n, Berlin 2010This publication is distributed free of charge by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research as part of its public relations work. It is not intended for co mercial sale.The su ce sful implementation of measures for climate change adaptation on a regiona  level is highly dependent on the commitment of local citizens. For that reason, KLIMZUG emphasizes also on educational and capacity building aspects.In a dition, partne  regions throughou  the world may c operate with the KLIMZUG activities in order to ensure the international transfer of the know-how. Germany thus a centuates its role as a pacese ter and driving force as we l as it  scientific competence for developing suit-able adaptation measures in an international context. A  the same time, KLIMZUG makes use of both traditional and modern know-how of the partne  regions, some of which may already live and manage their a fairs under climatic and weather conditions which are forecasted for Germany in the longer term.Specific emphasis i  set on the integration of up-to-date knowledge on climate (especia ly future climate scenarios) as basis for the adaptation measures developed under KLIMZUG. Su port on this item is given by the German Climate Service Center (CSC) which was established in summer 2 09.KLIMZUG is a companied by an international advisory board giving advice on the implementation of KLIMZUG’s main goals, such as the research proce s itself, networ-king activities etc. An a companying project identifies transferable aspects of research activities as we l as trans-regional n eds regarding climate change adaptation. 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It is t i t  f r r i l s l . s                     .   , I         . ,          I            .        t      l              .    , I             ,          f               .            l             I .                   .I               I ’   ,     s  ,   .           l        . ,         s    .. .05.1086_IWmedien_Klimzug.indd   1 20.05.10   14:26KLIMZUG-NORDStrategic Approaches to Climate Change Adap-tation in the Hamburg Metropolitan Region Within the project KLIMZUG-NORD regional partners from research, economic and administrative sectors work together on a climate adaptation master plan that continues until 2050. Thematic focal points are the Elbe estuary management, integrated spatial development, nature conservation and governance in a dynamic region populated by 4.3 million people. www.klimzug-nord.de nordwest2050Prospects for Climate-Adapted Innovation Pro-cesses in the Model Region Bremen- Oldenburg in North Western Germanynordwest2050 develops innovation paths towards more resilient structures in the northwest of Germany. A regional vulnerability analysis and innovation potential analysis is followed by the implementation of exemplary innovation paths in major economic sectors of the region (food, ener-gy, logistics) and an integrated roadmap of change for the region until 2050. www.nordwest2050.dedynaklim Dynamic Adaptation to the Effects of Climate Change in the Emscher-Lippe Region (Ruhr Basin)dynaklim focuses on the potential impacts on the regional water balance and on possible options to adapt for popu-lation, economy and environment in the Emscher-Lippe region (Ruhr basin). By setting up a regional network, a web-based knowledge management system and a region-spanning roadmap process, dynaklim assists the region to continue to develop itself into a future-based conurba-tion with an improved ability to innovate and to adapt to climate change. www.dynaklim.de KLIMZUG-NordhessenRegional Network for Climate Change Adaptation - Northern HesseKLIMZUG-Nordhessen aims to develop and implement regional adaptation strategies in the areas of natural resources, energy, transport, tourism and health by a close cooperation between researchers, local enterprises, decision-makers, administrations and the civil society. Climate Change-Adaptation Offi cers, -Managers and the -Academy represent the link between research and practi-ce partners and hence ensure the project’s sustainable and effective governance. www.klimzug-nordhessen.deFacts about KLIMZUG:• funding period: 2008 to 2014• 7 joint projects in 7 regions of Germany• project duration: 5 years• fi nancial volume: about 80 million €www.klimzug.deRADOST Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast RADOST focuses on coastal and marine problems under climate change conditions. Areas of investigation are coastal protection, tourism, water management and agriculture, ports and maritime economy, nature conser-vation and use, as well as renewable energies. Implemen-tation projects with local partners illustrate the economic opportunities of innovative responses to climate change. www.klimzug-radost.de INKA BBInnovation Network for Climate Change Adaptation Brandenburg BerlinThe goal of INKA BB is to regionally ensure the sustainable use of land and water resources under changing climatic conditions and to manage climate change related chal-lenges in health care. In Berlin and in Brandenburg ma-nifold actors participate in a vivid net of science-practice partnerships, uniting eminent research bodies, large and small-scale businesses, public agencies and various land user associations. www.inka-bb.de REGKLAM Development and Testing of an Integrated Regional Climate Change Adaptation Programme for the Model Region of Dresden The REGKLAM project team and its regional partners de-velop climate adaptation methods for cities, regions and the economy, using the Dresden region as an example. The key question is how local quality of life, regional water systems and the competitiveness of industry, agriculture and forestry can be safeguarded and improved against the background of risks and opportunities emerging from climate change. www.regklam.de 05.1086_IWmedien_Klimzug.indd   2 20.05.10   14:26

KLIMZUG : Managing climate change in the regions for the future

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KLIMZUG : Managing climate change in the regions for the future

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