Anpassung an regionale Klimafolgen kommunizieren

Konzepte, Herausforderungen und Perspektiven

Publication: Book
Citation: Beese, Karin et al. (eds.) 2014: Anpassung an regionale Klimafolgen kommunizieren. Konzepte, Herausforderungen und Perspektiven. [KLIMZUG-Reihe: Klimawandel in Regionen zukunftsfähig gestalten 2]: oekom Verlag.

Climate change is not only a global problem. It will also have concrete consequences for the people in Germany. On-time adaptation can be achieved only when future climate change and its consequences are successfully communicated. With their book "Communicating Adaptation to Regional Climate Change. Concepts, Challenges, and Perspectives", Karin Beese (Ecologic Institute), Miriam Fekkak, Christine Katz, Claudia Körner, and Heike Molitor enter the new area of "Communicating Adaptation." Through a collection of articles by 50 authors, the book presents theoretical approaches and reports of practical implementation – from online-databases to innovative events, movies and hands-on mediation up to art and cultural projects.

The book will be published as second volume of the KLIMZUG-series "Managing Climate Change in the Regions for the Future." KLIMZUG is a funding strategy, initiated by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research in Germany (BMBF), which is dedicated to the regional challenges of climate change. Ecologic Institute leads the project RADOST (Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast), one of the seven projects that are being funded for five years.

On-time adaptation can be achieved only when future climate change and its consequences are successfully communicated.

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.

RADOST Report Series

Investigating innovative approaches to climate adaptation

30 June 2014

Publication:Book Section

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.

Climate Science and Communication for the Baltic Sea Region

How do Scientist and Political Decision Makers Estimate Climate Change in the Baltic Sea Region?

Year 2015

Publication:Book Section

What makes adaptation measures successful, and how can they be used as good examples? In his recent article "The view beyond the horizon – International examples of climate adaptation", Dr. Nico Stelljes aims to answer this question using different success factors for the classification of good examples of adaptation to climate change, presenting five examples of adaptation measures. The article was published in the seventh volume of the OEKOM series 'Climate Change within Regions'.

Der Blick über den Tellerrand

Internationale Beispiele der Klimaanpassung

Year 2015

Publication:Book Section

Over 123 million Americans and nearly half of European citizens live on or near their respective coasts. What coastal stakeholders in Europe and the U.S. learn from each other to safeguarding their shores has been explored in a publication by Dr. Grit Martinez from Ecologic Institute in collaboration with colleagues from Duke and Humboldt University.

The Cultural Context of Climate Change Adaptation

Cases from the U.S. East Coast and the German Baltic Sea Coast

Year 2014

Publication:Book Section

Climate change perceptions and attitudes towards climate adaptation measures are critical in determining local actions, their main focus, and the way in which new challenges and measures are approached. The author, Doris Knoblauch, Senior Fellow at Ecologic Institute, comes to the conclusion that coastal protection is predominant among potential climate adaptation measures. Therefore, other measures do not receive enough attention in the German Baltic sea region.

Klimawandel an der deutschen Ostseeküste: Was relevante Akteure über Anpassungsmaßnahmen denken

Ergebnisse einer Befragung in Politik, Verwaltung und Zivilgesellschaft

Year 2014

Publication:Book Section

In the future, climate change can impact the effectiveness and costs of water quality improvement measures. This must be taken into account when selecting measures to implement in accordance with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD). Until now, the consequences of climate change have not been systematically incorporated into the economic analyses called for by the WFD. A new book chapter evaluates the basic approaches used to date, thereby contributing to the necessary discussion on how existing and future programs of measures consider and integrate the consequences of climate change.

Berücksichtigung von Anpassungsaspekten in der Gewässerentwicklungsplanung aus ökonomischer Sicht

Year 2014

Publication:Book Section

The German Bundesländer Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern both lie on the Baltic Sea coast. Their attitudes towards a) climate change adaptation and b) the way in which local communities and industries shape their climate change adaptation measures are different. Doris Knoblauch and Dr. Nico Stelljes, both Fellows at Ecologic Institute suggest in their article that there are cultural settings, which influence the perception of climate change and, consequently, the proposed adaptation measures in the two states.

Regional Perspectives Concerning Climate Change and Coastal Adaptation

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
Authorship: Karin Beese
Published in: Series: Managing Climate Change in the Regions for the Future, Vol. 2
Published by: oekom verlag, Germany
Year: 2014
Dimension: 520 pp.
ISBN: 978-3-86581-474-6
Project: Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast (RADOST)
Project ID: 2202
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

Karin Beese, Miriam Fekkak, Christine Katz, Claudia Körner, Heike Molitor
Einführung

TEIL I

A: Anpassungskommunikation – Theorieansätze und Diskurse

Joachim Borner
»dynaklim-Wissenschaftskommunikation« 2013
Wissenschaft trifft Praxis

Manuel Gottschick
Plädoyer für eine investigative transdisziplinäre Anpassungsforschung

Torsten Grothmann
Handlungsmotivierende Kommunikation von Klimawandelunsicherheiten?! Empfehlungen aus der psychologischen Forschung

Stefan Drews
Risikowahrnehmung und -kommunikation des Klimawandels
Framing, Werte und Emotionen

Beatrice Dernbach
Klimawandel in den Medien – Das schwierige Verhältnis von Wissenschaft und Journalismus

Susanne Schuck-Zöller, Paul Bowyer, Daniela Jacob, Guy Brasseur
Inter- und transdisziplinäres Arbeiten im Klimaservice

Christine Katz
Die Vermittlung von Klimafolgen & -anpassung – Aktive Wissensintegration aus der Risikoforschung, der Psychologie und den pädagogischen Wissenschaften ist nötig!

B: Forschungsergebnisse und Erfahrungen aus den KLIMZUG-Verbünden

Christine Katz
Vermittlungsaufgabe Klimaanpassung – Merkmale, Herausforderungen und Stolpersteine eines neuen(?)
Handlungsfeldes

Akteurs- und Zielgruppenanalysen

Manuela Nutz
Die Klimaanpassungsakademie Nordhessen – Kurskorrekturen und Profilschärfung mit Hilfe von Instrumenten der systemischen Organisationsentwicklung

Nico Stelljes, Doris Knoblauch, Robin Koerth, Grit Martinez
Akteursanalyse und Befragungen in RADOST – Klimaanpassung aus Sicht von Akteuren an der Ostseeküste

Esther Chrischilles, Mahammad Mahammadzadeh
Über Wissen zum Handeln?
Anpassungsbedarf in Kommunen und Unternehmen

Christine Katz, Heike Molitor
Klimaanpassung – (k)ein Thema in umweltrelevanten Bildungsorganisationen?

Aktivitäten im Bereich Bildung

Christine Katz
Lernen und Lehren – Zur beteiligungsorientierten Gestaltung von Bildungsaktivitäten im Bereich Klimawandel und -anpassung

Daniela Neuschäfer, Manuela Nutz
Klimafit und Klimaangepasst – bei Wind und Wetter: Qualifizierung in der Pflege

Sarah Elisa Wild
Einführung eines Klima Managementsystems an europäischen Schulen – Die Rolle der Klimaanpassungsakademie als vermittelnde Organisation

Eva Foos, Julia Jahnke, Thomas Aenis
Herausforderungen partizipativer Programmentwicklung – Beispiel KlimaBildungsGärten in Berlin

Transfermaßnahmen für Entscheidungsträger(innen), Wirtschaft und Öffentlichkeit

Majana Heidenreich, Nils Feske, Stephanie Hänsel, Kathrin Riedel, Christian Bernhofer
Zum Umgang mit Daten aus Klimamodellen – Herausforderungen für eine integrierte Klimaanpassung.

Gérard Hutter, Jörg Bohnefeld, Alfred Olfert, Heike Hensel, Thomas Naumann
Transfer wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse – REGKLAM-Ergebnisse zur Gebäudeanpassung

Grit Martinez, Fanny Frick, Kira Gee
Zwei Küstengemeinden im Klimawandel – Zum sozioökonomischen und kulturellen Hintergrund von Küstenschutz für Planung, Umsetzung und Transfer von Anpassungsmaßnahmen

Lars Fischer, Kenneth Anders
Die Landschaftswerkstatt Wasser Uckermark-Barnim – Erfahrungen in einem kulturlandschaftlichen Diskurs

Birgit Hohberg
Moderierte Onlinediskussionen – Kommunikations- und Beteiligungsinstrumente im Kontext von Klimawandel und Klimaanpassung

Karin Beese, Inga Haller, Rieke Müncheberg
Alle auf einmal und jede(r) für sich – Klimaanpassungskommunikation im Rahmen einer Veranstaltungsreihe

Reinhard Schulz-Schaeffer, Lothar J. Hartmann, Christoph Porschke
Grafiknovellen – Chancen für innovative Wissenschaftskommunikation

André Karczmarzyk, Reinhard Pfriem
Dialogische Kommunikation – So geht Beteiligung in Klimaanpassungsprojekten

Rainer Lucas
Vom Wissensmanagement zum Wertemanagement – Anpassungslernen und regionaler Wandel

Claudia Körner, Andreas Lieberum
Instrumente der Anpassungskommunikation in nordwest2050 – Evaluation der Online-Medien

C: Zusammenführung und Ausblick

Christine Katz, Heike Molitor unter Mitarbeit von Karin Beese, Miriam Fekkak und Claudia Körner
Zusammenführende Diskussion

TEIL II

Kommunikationssteckbriefe
Veranstaltungen und Dialoge
Online Tools
Filme
Wettbewerbe und Spiele
Weiterbildung und Qualifizierung
Keywords: Adaptation

Climate

Governance

climate impacts, adaption, outcome, regional, local

dissemination

Further Links

Project Website: Radost

PublicationBook SectionAkteursanalyse und Befragungen in RADOST

Climate change is perceived as a problem by most stakeholders (policy makers, administrations and civil society) on the Baltic Sea Coast. However, they do not agree on how to deal with it. Nico Stelljes, Doris Knoblauch, Robin Körth and Grit Martinez sum up the findings... Read more

Stelljes, Nico; Doris Knoblauch; Grit Martinez and Robin Körth 2014: "Akteursanalyse und Befragungen in RADOST: Klimaanpassung aus Sicht von Akteuren an der Ostseeküste", in: Karin Beese et al. (eds.): Anpassung an regionale Klimafolgen kommunizieren. Konzepte, Herausforderungen und Perspektiven. [KLIMZUG-Reihe: Klimawandel in Regionen zukunftsfähig gestalten. München: oekom Verlag, 167-178.

ProjectKLIMZUGRegional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast (RADOST)

The Ecologic Institute coordinated the five-year project RADOST (Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast). The Baltic coastline of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein is one of seven model regions in Germany that were supported by... Read more

Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast (RADOST)

Duration: Jul 2009 - Jun 2014
Funding: Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Germany

EventConferenceRADOST Final Conference

The RADOST project ("Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast") has intensely dealt with climate change, its consequences, and adaptation possibilities for the Baltic Sea coast over the last four and a half years. The final conference took place in... Read more

Conference:RADOST Final Conference

Date: 1 - 2 April 2014
Location: Rostock

KLIMZUG website: KLIMZUG – Climate Change within Regions