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Understanding Risks and Local Capacity Tools toward an INTEGRATED ADAPTATION POLICY for the CITY of ANCONA Bonn, Germany 3 5 June 2011 MARCO CARDINALETTI SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

The City of Ancona, placed in the centre of Italy is the capital of the Marche Region. The City counts slightly more than 100.000 inhabitants. Ancona hosts, in the old part of the city, one of the most important ports in the Adriatic region for passengers, freights and fishing. The urban environment is characterized by a not very high density of population (814,97 /km2), and a very faster and spread building development. Two main access roads, where almost all vehicles in entrance and in exit transit, connect the urban centre and the port with the suburbs and with the main national infrastructure of connection (airport, highway, etc.) At the end of them, two roadtunnels are the gate for the City Centre, which is also the oldest and most historical part of the City. The Adriatic National Railway runs along the North-East access road until the station. One railway section connect the station with a limited part the port. It is mostly utilized by local trains that transport passengers coming from North.

API OIL REFINERY AIRPORT PORT / INDUSTRIAL AREA LANDSLIDES ROAD + RAILWAY LANDSLIDE AREA

The wide Landslide of Ancona (1982) the history Night of 12th December 1982 Morning of 13th December 1982 The hill Montagnolo starts to slide towards the sea the disaster Extension 220 hectares (approximately 11% of the urban area of Ancona s city) Area interested: northern slope of Montagnolo from 170 m approximately until the sea Maximum depth of the mass involved from the landslide: 100 meters Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

The wide Landslide of Ancona (1982) the history 3.661 people evacuated 1.562 people were moved to hotels or residences made available from the institutions 500 people lost their job Luckily, no one died Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

The wide Landslide of Ancona (1982) the history 1.562 people were moved to hotels by the Municipality 500 people lost job Padella Square Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

he Large Ancona Landslide (1982) the history Irreparably destroyed the buildings of Medical College, Oncological and Geriatric Hospital and the Tambroni retirement home Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

The wide Landslide of Ancona (1982) the history Oncological Hospital Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

The wide Landslide of Ancona (1982) the history Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

The wide Landslide of Ancona (1982) the history Railway line Milano - Lecce (Adriatica) and the National road Flaminia damaged and impracticable Gas and water supplies interrupted Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

2000-2008, MAKING a CITY RESILIENCE Geological and geotechnical assessments lead to the conclusion that CONSOLIDATION WAS INACCEPTABLE, (high costs, environmental impacts, results not so sure) LIVING WITH LANDSLIDE not removing the risk, but adapting and improving the risk management Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

Ancona An increase of the mean temperature at the end of the century between 3.4 C (SMHIRCA) and 3.7 C (RM5.1). A warming more pronounced in summer (between 3.9 C and 5.7 C) and less in spring (between 2.4 C and 2.9 C).

Larger uncertainty and irregular behaviour of precipitation projections ANCONA: the model predicts a REDUCTION of the annual cumulated precipitation during the last 10 years of the century, ranging between - 1.8% (SMHIRCA) and - 17.0% (RM5.1).

Sea Level Rise projections for Ancona

Photo Victor Zastolskiy - Fotolia.com

ACT NOW ACT TOGHETER ACT DIFFERIANTLY

aims to demonstrate that through an INCLUSIVE and PARTICIPATED PROCESS, shared by ALL THE LOCAL ACTORS INVOLVED, is possible to develop a LOCAL ADAPTATION PLAN able to forecast and mitigate ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE on the most vulnerable sectors of the European Cities in THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN

DATA COLLECTION and BASELINE SCENARIOS PRIMARY IMPACT EVALUATION Qualitative approach IMPACT ASSESSMENT on PRIORITY SECTORS (Risks Exposure, Sensitivity, Vulnerability) Local Adaptation Board MAKING POSSIBLE SCENARIOS SHARING of a LOCAL ROAD MAP Quantitative approach LOCAL ADAPTATION PLAN

OUR CITIES IS GETTING READY!!!

ESSENTIAL 1 - ORGANIZATION & COORDINATION The Local Adaptation Board is one of the main instruments of stakeholder engagement thought in the project. ANCONA The LABS was established in March 2010 to ensure a lasting participation of all local stakeholders as a place where all the actors involved in a particular sector have the possibility to discuss and decide a common strategy and common actions to tackle the local impacts of climate change 10 members per Board totally: The number of participants can vary according with city dimension, but in any case it won t be more than 10 people in order to assure an effective collaboration and team work between members. Focused Teams directly interested to the specific impacts and issue analysed (4 Ancona, 3 Patras, 2 Bullas)

SINDACO ESSENTIAL 1 - ORGANIZATION & COORDINATION Dirigente Lavori Pubblici Responsabile Scientifico Coordinatore Servizio Frana Direttore Tecnico Surface Early warning Monitoring Centre Tecnico Sistema Monitoraggio di Superficie Tecnico Sistema Monitoraggio di Superficie Direttore Tecnico Geotechnical Early warning Monitoring Centre Tecnico Sistema Monitoraggio Geotecnico Tecnico Sistema Monitoraggio Geotecnico Referente per la Protezione Civile Protezione Civile Warning Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

INFRASTRUCTURES and ROAD CONNECTIONS COASTAL EROSION CULTURAL HERITAGE FLOODING and LANDSLIDES STRAIGHTENING LOCAL GOVERNANCE

2011 Risk Assessment for Ancona 2011 / 2050 2100

SCEN-O SCEN-A (+10%) in precipitation SCEN-B (+40%) in precipitation CITIZENS 10% 11,2% 14,9% MILITARY BASES 21,4% 21,4% 21,4% RAILWAYS 12,3% 13,6% 18,7% STREET S comunali 15,1% 13,7% 18,6% vicinali convenzionate 73,8% 75,4% 86,6% vicinali non convenzionate 15,7% 17,2% 22,9% private 20,8% 23,1% 30,7% provinciali 11,3% 12,4% 16,2% strade ANAS 20,7% 22,1% 26,0%

ESSENTIAL 9 - ISTALL EARLY WARNING SYSTEM Monitoring system INTEGRATED AUTOMATIC SURFACE MONITORING OF PRECISION GEOTECHNICAL MONITORING IN CONTINUOUS Composed of: 8 Total Stations n 3 DMS multiparametric columns 34 Geodetic GPS 33 biaxial inclinometers Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

ESSENTIAL 9 - ISTALL THE EARLY WARNING SYSTEM Centro di monitoraggio frana di Ancona

ESSENTIAL 2 - ASSIGN a BUDGET for DISASTER RISK REDUCTION sensori 10 years of management 10 years of technological maintenance 1,5 Ml 0,8 Ml 1,0 Ml Ancona Monitoring Centre

MITIGATION vs ADAPTATION 3,3 Milion of consolidation works 60 early warning system 10 years of management maintenance tools Ancona Monitoring Centre

THE ADAPTATION PLAN OF ANCONA (I) Four categories of actions Making my city resilient 1. POLICY Set up a coordination structure (1.1) Modify the current planning (1.2) Create a specific budget (1.3) 2. MANAGEMENT Organize and manage data collection (2.1) Updating the emergency Plan (2.2) Straightening the Governance including Private sector(2.3) Define an Acion Plan post-disaster (2.4) 3. TECHNOLOGY 4. BEHAVIOUR Realize infrastructure to drain underground water to canalize into an industrial pipeline for the Port Area (3.1) Extending the application of the Monitoring System to the entire Area of Ancona (3.2) Organize training initiatives for EWS technicians (4.1) Organize educational activities at schools (4.2) Establishing an Historical Landslide Museum (4.3)

The lack of economical and financial resources. Fund raising remains an important recurrent problem to be solved for guarantee a continuous investments in new technologies and ameliorative solutions. the weak involvement of local communities and Institutions. If not continually stimulated, the key-local actor was not able to work as integrated system within shared and concerted strategies. Difficult to Communicate the concept of ADAPTATION Not so much consolidated experiences, knowledge and skills on this field. Exchanging best practices, ideas and good experiences is the unique pathway to follow.

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