INTEGRATED SEA STORM MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
IN ADAPTING ITS CLIMATE CHANGE INDICATORS ACCORDING TO THE IPCC V ASSESSMENT REPORT (2014), THE EEA HAS INTRODUCED TWO INDICATORS RELEVANT FOR THE I-STORMS PROJECT: A) FLOOD & HEALTH AS ¿EXTREME COASTAL HIGH-WATER EVENTS HAVE INCREASED THE RISK OF RIVER & COASTAL FLOODING IN MANY EUROPEAN REGIONS¿; B) STORMS AS THEY ¿MAY LEAD TO STRUCTURAL DAMAGE, FLOODING & STORM SURGES¿. INDEED, EXTREME SEA STORMS EVENTS ARE RECOGNIZED, BY THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY, AS ONE OF THE MAJOR FACTORS, TOGETHER WITH THE ANTHROPIC PRESSURES, AFFECTING THE COASTAL CHANGES. COASTAL FLOODING & EROSION, IMPACTS ON ECOSYSTEMS, DAMAGES TO INFRASTRUCTURES & PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITIES CAN BE WORSEN IF COMBINED WITH THE ABSENCE OF ADEQUATE EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS, COORDINATED STRATEGIES, COASTAL MANAGEMENT & PLANNING WITH SIGNIFICANT RELATED ECONOMIC COSTS. THE TERRITORIAL CHALLENGES LINKED TO LACK OF SHARED INFORMATION & KNOW-HOW ON SEA STORMS, POOR MACRO-REGIONAL COOPERATION, LOW DATA INTEROPERABILITY, LACK OF COORDINAT
Implementation indicators
Numero di azioni/progetti finanziati
- Target
- 2 num
- Achieved
- -
OI_6d.1_1 Number of supported transnational cooperation networks
- Target
- 1 num
- Achieved
- -
OI_6d.1_2 Number of strategies and action plans developed in the field of environmental protection
- Target
- 1 num
- Achieved
- -
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| Given name | Amount |
|---|---|
| European Union | 297389.23 |
| Year | Amount | Cumulative amount | Percentage on public financing |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 51144.50 | 51144.50 | 17 |
| 2019 | 51293.63 | 102438.13 | 34 |
| 2020 | 44902.49 | 147340.62 | 49 |
| 2021 | 142658.35 | 289998.97 | 97 |
State of progress
Entities
- Planning body
- CITY OF VENICE
- Beneficiary
- CITY OF VENICE
Programming area
- European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)
- 2014-2020 EU Structural Funds
- Programme
- PROGRAMMA FESR INTERREG ADRION
- Axis
- SUSTAINABLE REGION
- Specific objective
- Enhance the capacity in transnationally tackling environmental vulnerability, fragmentation, and the safeguarding of ecosystem services in the Adriatic Ionian area