Anpassungsmaßnahmen an der deutschen Ostseeküste

Anpassungsmaßnahmen an der deutschen Ostseeküste

Auswertung einer qualitativen Befragung von Akteuren auf unterschiedlichen Verwaltungsebenen

Publication: Report
Citation: Stelljes, Nico 2012: Anpassungsmaßnahmen an der deutschen Ostseeküste – Auswertung einer qualitativen Befragung von Akteuren auf unterschiedlichen Verwaltungsebenen. RADOST journal series, Report No 13. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

Actors from different levels of government have been the focus of this survey on adaptation to climate change, which was carried out as part of RADOST. Questions are explored, what would be possible climate impacts, what can be understood as adaptation measure on the Baltic coast, and who is responsible for the implementation of adaptation measures. The report is available for download.

A total of 20 interviews, with actors from different levels of government in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein were performed in November and December 2011. This survey is closely related to other surveys conducted in RADOST. Namely, this report is taken with respect to a quantitative survey of local decision-makers by Martinez & Bray (2011), the RADOST stakeholder analysis (Knoblauch et al., 2012) and a survey of local decision-makers (Koerth & Sterr, 2012) in the context of the RADOST implementation project, "The Bay of Kiel Climate Alliance".

An important aspect of the survey is the topic of implementation of adaptation measures. Both possible, as well as already implemented adaptation measures within different sectors are discussed and analyzed in the frames of responsibility for the implementation.

The interviewees regard climate change as a fact and effects are mainly associated with sea level rise. Therefore, coastal protection is considered as an important issue in the region. The interviews reveal that some implemented measures (such as beach nourishment) can also be seen in the context of climate adaptation. Nevertheless, it is clear that this issue is fraught with much uncertainty and too often lack clear accountability in the implementation of adaptation measures.

The report [pdf, 800 kB, German] is available for download.

Environmental Research = Social Sciences + Humanities + Environmental Science

1 September 2015
Dr. Grit Martinez

News

Between 2009 and 2014 the RADOST project team developed regional adaptation strategies in a dialogue between research institutions, business, public administration and civil society. 36 reports were published as part of the RADOST report series.

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Investigating innovative approaches to climate adaptation

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The BACC II (Second Assessment of Climate Change for the Baltic Sea basin) is an updated assessment of ongoing climate variations in the Baltic Basin for the period 2009-2014. The book is an update of the first BACC assessment, published in 2008, and offers new and updated scientific findings in regional climate research for the Baltic Sea basin. The evidence collected and presented in BACC II shows that the regional climate has already started to change and this is expected to continue. Dr. Grit Martinez from Ecologic Institute is co-author of the article 'Climate Science and Communication for the Baltic Sea Region'. BACC II is a project of the Baltic Earth research network and contributes to the World Climate Research Programme.

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Year 2014

Publication:Book Section

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A comparison between Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Schleswig-Holstein

Year 2014

Publication:Book

In their book "Social Dimensions of Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Regions" Grit Martinez (Ecologic Institute), Peter Fröhle, and Hans-Joachim Meier address often overlooked but key societal aspects that influence stakeholders to engage or not to engage in adapting to a changing climate. Therefore sociocultural and ecological dimensions of adaptation to a changing climate in coastal regions are the focus of the anthology.

Social Dimensions of Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Regions

Findings from Transdisciplinary Research

Year 2014

Language: German
Published in: RADOST-journal series, Report No. 13
Year: 2012
Dimension: 36 pp.
ISSN: 2192-3140
Project: Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast (RADOST)
Project ID: 2202
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

1 Einleitung - Hintergrund der Befragung
2 Methodische Vorgehensweise
3 Ergebnisse
3.1 Einschätzung Klimawandel
3.1.1 Bezug auf aktuelles Wettergeschehen
3.1.2 Der schlimmste Fall
3.2 Informationsangebot
3.3 Kooperationen
3.4 Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und Partizipation
3.5 Anpassung an den Klimawandel aus Sicht der Interviewten
3.5.1 Verständnis von Anpassung
3.5.2 Klimaanpassung vs. Klimaschutz
3.5.3 Anpassung in bestehenden Strukturen und Maßnahmen
3.6 Maßnahmen zur Anpassung an den Klimawandel
3.6.1 Küstenschutz
3.6.2 Tourismus
3.6.3 Gewässermanagement & Landwirtschaft
3.6.4 Häfen & maritime Wirtschaft
3.6.5 Naturschutz
3.6.6 Erneuerbare Energien
3.6.7 Raumordnung / Raumplanung
3.6.8 Information & Kommunikation als Anpassung
3.7 Spielräume zur Umsetzung von Maßnahmen
3.8 Grenzen der Umsetzung – Barrieren
4 Schlussfolgerung und Ausblick
5 Literatur
6 Anhang
Leitfaden
Keywords: Adaptation

Climate

Climate change, adaptation, mitigation, adaptation strategies, Baltic Sea Coast

Europe

Report: Anpassungsmaßnahmen an der deutschen Ostseeküste [pdf, 800 kB, German]

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