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Course concept note

Training of Trainers courseIUFM - Integrated Urban Flood Management

Mar 18th

22nd

2013, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Introduction

This short course is part of a collaborative programme between The Ministry forInfrastructure and Environment of the Government of the Netherlands, Cap-Net/UNDP andUNESCO IHE Institute for Water Education to capacitate water professionals, capacitybuilders, local authorities and other stakeholders to manage urban floods in the context ofintegrated water resources management. The focus of the programme is on development ofsustainable flood management for cities.

Floods have increased impacts during the last decades due to increasedconcentrations of population in flood risk areas in urban environment, together with effects

of climate variability. Floods account for 50% of natural disasters total impacts on thepopulation and the population most vulnerable are in developing countries. Urbanpopulation reaches 50% of total population worldwide and it has been forecast by UnitedNation that in 2050 urban population will be about 70%. Every person born in cities in thecoming years will put strong pressure on natural resources whilst occupying small spaceswith a combination of potential hazards such as floods.

The main source of flood hazard has been land use in flood risk areas and theincreased frequency of floods due to impervious areas in dense urban areas. The reasonsfor population vulnerability in developing countries included weak Institutions, lack of urbanplanning and outdated storm-water and flood plain management. Recent floods in Bangkoki 2011 d J k t 2013 l l d t t th d f h i b fl d


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of flood management in the context of water management) in a position in capacity buildingthat allows them to take this training forward at the local or regional level. The expectednumber of participants is 30, respecting gender and geographic balance.

MethodsThe workshop will use adult learning tools, focusing on participants sharing their ownexperiences, and guided by the introduction of new conceptual approaches and tools.There will be a combination of short lectures, practical exercises, group work anddiscussion. The course will be supported by training materials developed on urban floodmanagement. Contents will also be generated by other partners and course participants.Participants are encouraged (and expected) to bring in experiences with the application ofwater resources management for urban flood management. Modules will be supported byspecific cases to be brought in by the participants. Each participant will be given thematerials used in the training and a package containing useful resources introduced duringthe course.

SponsorThe course received financial support from the Ministry for Infrastructure and

Environment of the Government of the Netherlands and Cap-Net/UNDP.

OrganisationThe course will be hosted by the Provincial Government of Jakarta through its

Regional Development and Planning Board (BAPPEDA). The course is part of Cap-Net/UNDP global programme of action


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Day Monday, 18 March 2013 Tuesday, 19 March 2013 Wednesday, 20 March 2013 Thursday, 21March 2013 Friday, 22 March 2013

ThemeURBAN FLOODING & FLOOD

RISK

URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT

& RISK ASSESSMENT

FLOOD MITIGATION & WATER

MANAGEMENT PLANS CASE STUDIESSUSTAINABLE URBAN

DRAINAGE SYSTEMS

08:30 - 09:00 (1) Registration (9) Recapitulation previous day (14) Recapitulation previous day (19) Recapitulation previous day (24) Recapitulation previous day

09:00 - 09:45

09:45 - 10:30

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break

11:00 - 11:45(4) A Paradigm Shift in Flood

Management [YAP]

(26) Pr esentation Groupwork I

[YAP-CKNet, Moh. Adnan-Cap-Net]

11:45 - 12:30(5) Flooding as a Multidimensional

Problem [Vojinovic-UNESCO IHE]

Friday Prayers

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

13:30 - 14:15

14:15 - 15:00

15:00 - 15:30 Tea break Tea break Tea break Tea break Tea break

15:30 - 16:15(7) Introduction Groupwork IUWM

Planning [Moh. Adnan-Cap-Net]

(28) Presentation Groupwork III

[YAP-CKNet, Moh. Adnan-CapNet]

17:00 - 17:30 (30) Course Closing

19:00 - 21:00 Welcome Dr inks and Dinner Farewell Dinner

Color

Codes:Cou rse M anag em en t Presen tati on Partic ip an ts Grou pw ork A ssig nm ent

Plenary Lectures &

PresentationCase Studies

(6) Urban Flooding and Flood Risk

[Vojinovic-UNESCO IHE]

(12) Flood Risk Assessment


(2) W elcome, Introduction, Key

note Governor DKI, NL Embassy,

UNESCO IHE, CKNet

WORKSHOP PROGRAMME

16:15 - 17:00

(17) Non-Structural Measures

[Moh. Adnan-Cap-Net]

(13) Groupwork Session 2



[YAP-CKNet, Moh. Adnan-CapNet] (29) Evaluation and Discussions

(27) Pr esentation Groupwork II


(22) Case Study Vietnam

[Christiaan Elings-HaskoningDHV-

The Netherlands]



Integrated Urban Flood ManagementJAKARTA - INDONESIA

(10) Data, Models and Decision

Support for Integrated Flood Risk

Management


(23) Case Study Thailand

[Nuanchan Singkran-Mahidol

University Bangkok]

(25) Sustainable Urban Drainage

Systems

[YAP-CKNet]

(11) Urban Water Management


(16) Water Management Plans

[YAP-CKNet]

(21) Case Study Malaysia

[Moh. Adnan-CapNet]

(15) Flood Mitigation Measures

[Moh. Adnan-CapNet]

(20) Case Study Indonesia

[Ad Sannen-NCCD-HaskoningDHV-

The Netherlands]

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