Monday 15 April 2024, 13.00-16:30 CEST
Central European University, Vienna, Austria and online
This event was co-hosted by:
The Integrated Assessment Society
Central European University
University of Twente, and
Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3)
Collage by Manuela Rosso-Brugnach ©
To mark the occasion of the two decades of our network, The Integrated Assessment Society held a half day symposium in Vienna. This TIAS symposium highlighted several applications of integrated assessment from a ‘water’ perspective as well as new dissemination formats for Integrated Assessments with a panel of experts reflecting on both themes.
Moderator: Jan Bakkes, TIAS Vice-president (Retired from PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency)
Programme and downloadable presentations
Welcome and Opening
- László Pintér, Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, Central European University, and International Institute for Sustainable Development, and TIAS Advisory Board
Link to Presentation (PDF)
Water-related issues as the starting point for integrated assessment
- Lessons from the Geography of Future Water Challenges / Link to Presentation (PDF)
Flip Wester, Water, Climate and Adaptation, PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (online)
- A new assessment framework for adaptation to climate change, from a water perspective / Link to Presentation (PDF)
Frans van de Ven, Urban Land & Water Management Team, Deltares, and Associate Professor, Urban Water Management, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Delft University of Technology (online)
Applying IA for Adaptation to Drought
- Behavioural simulation for more effective water management under uncertainty in water-scarce Spain / Link to Presentation
Marcela Brugnach, Professor, Basque Centre for Climate Change, and TIAS Vice-president
- Backcasting for effective drought management / Link to Presentation (PDF)
Tom van der Voorn, Dutch Research Institute for Transitions, Erasmus University Rotterdam
(Author of Backcasting for transformative water management)
New dissemination formats of Integrated Assessments for policy makers and practitioners
- Standing out in a Sea of Stories Link to presentation (Dropbox pdf)
Roel Stavorinus, John Venn Agency
- Show, don’t tell
Karin Schwandt, Schwandt Information Design
Panel session reflecting on the presentations
Jill Jäger, Independent Scholar and former TIAS board member
Claudia Pahl-Wostl, Professor, Institute of Environmental Systems Research, Osnabrück University, TIAS Advisory Board and former president (online)
Joseph Alcamo, Professor, Environmental Systems Science and Director, Sussex Sustainability Research Programme, University of Sussex
Closing words
Caroline van Bers, Resilience Programme, University of Twente, and TIAS president
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For more information contact us:
The Integrated Assessment Society
info[at]tias-web[dot]info www.tias-web.info
Marcela Brugnach * Jan Bakkes * László Pintér * Christelle Rocoffort de Vinnière * Caroline van Bers
View our 20th anniversary retrospective
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