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Klimatanpassning i
Sweco:s projektexport
Klimatanpassning Sverige 2015 – Stockholm 15/09/23
[email protected]
Disposition
Stockholm idag
Dagvatten system förnyelse
Stora havsbarriär
FloodResilienCity
Kurser för Sida länder
Sustainable city
Khartoum översvämningsplanering
Vattenkraftdammar i Afrika
Integrated transboundary water management
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CV Geert Schaap
2006 Sweco Environment, Region Utland – Europeiska samarbetsprojekt
2005 ÅF, Stockholm – energi och EU projekt
2004 Arcadis, NL – översvämningsstrategier och EU projekt
2001 Transport- och vattenministeriet NL – översvämningsstrategier
1991 Grontmij, Nederländerna – Avfall, muddringmassor och MKB
1992 M Sc Biologi
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Sweco
in
• #1 in the Nordics
numbers
• #4 on the European market
• 9,000 employees
• Net sales EUR 1 billion
En unik kombination av bredd och spets
IT för samhällsutveckling
Projektledning
Arkitektur
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Industri
Infrastruktur
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Vatten &
Miljö
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Installation
Energi
Byggkonstruktion
Climate change adaptation in the
renewal of Jönköpings water and
sewer systems
•Jönköpings under world consists of:
•Ca 800 km water pipelines
•Ca 720 km sewer pipes
•Ca 480 km storm water pipes
•Renewal of 9000 meter pipes or 3000 meter
ditch each year
•Rate of renewal shall raise from 500 year to
200 year (renewal from 0.2% to 0.5%)
•80% does not live up to functional (10
year rain) and conditional requirements
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Rate of storm water / sewage
system renewal in Sweden
The systems are designed for 2-5 year
rain intensities! (100 year rains have
occurred)
Today Sweden invests 200 million Euro
per year in renewal of the drainage
systems
A rough estimation is that the pace of
renewal will grow 3 to 4 times during the
next 25 years
Is that probable, likely, feasible ?
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Climate adaptation in Jönköping at lake Vättern
Secure drinking water supply
Renewal of pipes
City regeneration
projects
Higher environmental
requirements
Growing City
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Renewal strategy for piping systems
• Step 1: Prioritize pipes
• Step 2: Water flow directions and lowest points
• Step 3: City-area based renewal
Implementation:
• Inventory
• Responsibility division
• Prioritize (very high, high, medium, low)
• Response activity plans
• Detailed planning
• Realization
Instead of just looking at the age of the pipes, also look at climate change
impacts: 80% of system in need of renewal. Innovative renewal needed.
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Yttre skyddsportar ska skydda Göteborg mot
översvämningar och stigande havsnivå
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FloodResilienCity
Skydda Europeiska storstäder mot
översvämning (17 M€, Interreg)
Aim is to integrate
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the increasing demand for more houses and other
buildings with
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the increasing need for more and better flood risk
management measures
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in North West European cities along rivers:
France: Paris, Orléans
Belgium: Brussels, Leuven
Ireland: Dublin
Great-Britain: Sheffield
Germany: Mainz
Netherlands: Nijmegen
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Översvämnings riskhantering & hydromodellen
När behöver man en hydromodell?
• Awareness: To show flood risks (where, cost,
frequency) and explain how to manage it
• Avoidance: To limit flood damage and ease
recovery by planning and adapting buildings,
infrastructure, surfaces and economic activities
and building capacity in individuals and
institutions to become more resilient
• Alleviation: To reduce flood risk by implementing
physical, technical, non-structural and procedural
measures for the management of water systems
• Assistance: To provide support to for a quick
recovery process by engaging and building
capacity in communities, and others prior to,
during and after flood events
Hydromodell
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Most recent plan for dike
relocation Nijmegen
When there is a flooding in your country …
Who is responsible?
Who will suffer?
What will be the losses?
What is your strategy?
Where do you start?
How fast can your region recover?
Who will take measures that it will not happen again?
Could it be prevented?
Different history – different strategy for future
SymbioCity in China
Nanjing
Yanqi
Tangshan Bay
Yinchuan New Town
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Senegal - Feasibility and EIA of Dams for
flood control, irrigation etc.
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Khartoum state, Sudan - översvämningsplanering
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Integrated water resource management
strategy for the Buzi River Basin
Basin Area ~29,000 km2
13% in Zimbabwe
87% in Mozambique
Zonwe/Zonue R.
Revue River
Population - 1,255,000
~15% in Zimbabwe
~85% in Mozambique
Rucite/Lucite R.
Major Features:
• Roads, Airport, Railway
& Port
• Chicamba, Mavuzi Dams
Budzi R.
Buzi River
Mussorize R.
Monograph conclusions
The Buzi River Basin, offers
considerable potential for economic
growth and development
Strategic location
Water Development Potential
Agricultural Development Potential
Moderate population density
Basic infrastructure in place in the
north part of the basin
Vulnerable to Floods and Cyclones
Challenges and Development issues
Regional Energy Scarcity –
Potential in the basin for HPP
Water for basic needs
Water for Irrigation
Disaster Management
Future Challenges
o Water Shortages (Water Supply and Irrigation)
o Energy Demand (regional)
o Extreme water events
Need for water infrastructure development!
Intended to serve
MP functions
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Irrigation development
Flood control
HP generation
Preserv EFR
Support Fishing
Saline control
Technical viability
confirmed during site
reconnaisance
• Analytic steps
1- Yield Analysis
2- Environmenatal and Social Screening
3- Costs, Benefits and Macro-Economic Aspects
4- Mulit-Criteria Analysis
5- Findings
Institutional Strategic Action Projects
Infrastructure Development
Dam Projects
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o
o
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Mirror Dam
Tsate HEP
Muenezi HEP
Lucite/Cintura
Multipurpose Project
o Buzi/Miracuene
Multipurpose Project
o Small and medium
dams and weirs
Other Water
Infrastructure
o Flood control
structures
o Pollution control
structures
Groundwater
Development
o Assessment and
development of
the Dombe alluvial
aquifer
Transbounday Level
o Establishment of JWC
Secretariat
o Disaster management
o Environmental flow
study
o Climate change impact
analysis
National Level
o Legal review and
enforcement
o EKIS II
a desirable state for the Buzi River Basin of socio-economic
development, reduced vulnerability, sustainable use of water
Institutional Strategic Action Projects
and
regional integration.
Transbounday Level
o Establishment of JWC
Secretariat
o Disaster management
o Environmental flow
study
o Climate change impact
analysis
National Level
o Legal review and
enforcement
o EKIS II
Sub-National Level
o Institutional
consolidation,
Zimbabwe
o Institutional
consolidation,
Mozambique
o Water user registry
and permit system
o Water demand
management
o Pollution permit
system and control
o River protection
o Groundwater
management
Sub-National Level
o Institutional
consolidation,
Zimbabwe
o Institutional
consolidation,
Mozambique
o Water user registry
and permit system
o Water demand
management
o Pollution permit
system and control
o River protection
o Groundwater
management
strategy
o Technical support
to stakeholder
organisations
o Community basin
management
projects
o River awareness kit