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Delivering and Evaluating Multiple Flood Risk Benefits in Blue-Green Cities Learning and Action Alliance for a Blue Green City of Newcastle Jessica Lamond bluegreencities.ac.uk EPSRC Grant EP/K013661/1 Context Traditional FRM- living with


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Learning and Action Alliance for a Blue Green City of Newcastle

Jessica Lamond

bluegreencities.ac.uk

EPSRC Grant EP/K013661/1

Delivering and Evaluating Multiple Flood Risk Benefits in Blue-Green Cities

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Context

Traditional FRM- living with water Traditional master planning – participatory urban planning Flow control – catchment management Urban rural delineation – greening of urban spaces From analytical thinking to pluralist inclusive vision making

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Blue green infrastructure requires a cooperative approach and multidisciplinary thinking

But how?

Too busy Somebody else’s problem Silo Thinking

Lack of Trust Jargon Lack of knowledge Fragmentation of knowledge

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Learning and Action Alliances (LAA)

A LAA is usually an open arrangement where participants create a Joint

understanding of a problem and its possible solutions based on

rational criticism and coherence through discussion. It facilitates the identification of

innovative ideas for the solution of complex (wicked) problems outside the constraints of existing formal institutional settings. Solutions or ideas are afterwards presented in formal inter-organisational decision-making processes.

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Can it work?

– Don Catchment (Rotherham & Sheffield), – Bergen, – Dordrecht, – Hannover – Hamburg – Taiwan – Overarching

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Establishing a LAA for Newcastle with a blue green vision

Establishment Functioning Sustainability

No Single Model Varying Outcomes Collaborative Working Shared Vision Communication Specialist Support

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Learning and Action Alliances (LAA)

Learning and action alliances typically consist of a series of structured platforms at different institutional levels (city, river basin, national, international) designed to break down barriers to both horizontal and vertical information sharing and thus to speed up the process of identification, adaptation and uptake of new information

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Establishment

  • Aim – learning or action
  • Vision – has to be

shared

  • Context
  • Stakeholders
  • Focus
  • Culture

Organising group (coordinator) Core Group (Regular meetings) Wider Group (LinkedIn)

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Creating a strategy for implementing blue green infrastructure to reduce flood risk for Newcastle by projects in the following areas

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Next steps

  • LinkedIn group set up next week
  • Express your interest in joining using the forms
  • Evening Reception 17th March with Visitors from

Portland – you are all invited

  • First LAA meeting W/C 7th April 2-3 hours in ther

afternoon - probably 8th

  • Frequency of meetings – 4-6 weekly ongoing sharing

via linkedIn

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Functioning

Legitimacy Trust Innovation Leadership Decision makers Terms of Reference - purpose, structure, rules

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Sustainability

Active learning Communication Facilitation Characteristics Clear rewards

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The researchers are participating in this presentation and workshop as part of the Blue-Green Cities Research Consortium with support from the:

  • Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
  • Northern Ireland Rivers Agency
  • Environment Agency
  • National Science Foundation

Acknowledgement

bluegreencities.ac.uk

EPSRC Grant EP/K013661/1

Delivering and Evaluating Multiple Flood Risk Benefits in Blue-Green Cities