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Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project

2012-12-22T14:14:12Z

Tina Vetter:

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics]]

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| '''Area''' ||style="background:Lavender"| ''Tehran Province''
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| '''Place''' || style="background:Lavender"| ''Tehran
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| '''Country''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Iran''
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| '''Topic''' || style="background:Lavender"|''please enter the topic here''
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| '''Author(s)''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Ana Cecilia Martinez Marletta; Negar Mehryar; Sandra Streipert; Tina Vetter''
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=== Rationale: Why have you selected this case study area? ===
*Please summarise:- e.g. previous experience, is it your everyday environment?, specific vulnerability, previous research being done etc.
Tehran is the hometown of one of the group members and it is her everyday environment.
Tehran is the mega city in the north of Iran and has a good climate which is suffering most from air pollution and crowded population.
Other issues that become relevant in this city and regional level are related With The climate as dust storms and floods.
Precipitation tend to increase in the wettest areas while in the drier areas decrease. This fact influence the agronomy.
Other changes in the weather is snowy winter which starts earlier than expected

=== Authors' perspectives ===
* What theoretical or professional perspective do you bring to the case study?

Tehran is situated on a plain at the foot of the Alborz Mountains
Presents diversity of climate and terrain.
In the relief find a fault beneath the Alborz chain and several smaller faults located in the plains of the south of the city.
For this reason the city is exposed to earthquakes.
The city does not have major water resources. It is located at an equal distance from two major river basins that collect water coming from the mountains located upstream.
Suffers the problems of the big cities of the world: air pollution and hearing, traffic congestion, social class difference.
The northern suburbs of the city, located in height on the slopes of Alborz, are the suburbs of the population of the upper middle class of the capital. To the south, toward the desert, are the most popular neighborhoods and industrial.
Currently air pollution and rapid population growth are major issue and vulnerability.
The environmental capacity for the proper development of quality of life, is insufficient.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*Biogeography, land use patterns, cultural features, overall character, history and dynamics

Tehran province is located in the north of the central plateau of Iran. It has common borders from north with Mazandaran, from east with Semnan, from west with Qazvin and from south with Qom. the area of this province is about 18,909 square kilometers and includes Tehran, Damavand, Ray , Shemiranat, Shahriyar, Varamin and Islam Shahr; Savoj Bolaq and Karaj were also 2 parts of this province which has been seperated since 2 years ago and now have become independent provinces.
The highest point of the province is Damavand peak, 5,678 m. and the lower parts are the plains of Varamin, 790 m. above sea level.
Mountain ranges such as the Alborz in the north; the Savad Kooh and Firooz Kooh are located in the north east; Lavasanat, Qarah Daq, Shemiranat, Hassan Abad and Namak Mountains are in the southern territory; Bibi Shahr Banoo and Alqadr are situated in the south east and the heights of Qasr-e-Firoozeh being located to the east of the province.
There are many ancient areas dating back to 6000 years ago have been found in the surrounding regions of Tehran such as Cheshme-Ali, Gheytariyeh, Darrous and Chizer. According to historical documents, until the Moghul Invasion, Tehran was a small village and one of the four parts of Ray. It was selected as the Capital of Iran in 1200 AH. and since then has been the political, cultural, economical part of the country.

* ratio of green/blue and sealed/built-up areas

- urban green space 79154757 m2

- public parks 17422904 m2

- urban green belt 37000 hectares

- per capita urban green space 6.5 m2

Illustration:
Map; sketches; short descriptive analyses

[[File:Topography_of_Tehran.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Topography of Tehran Province; source: http://atlas.tehran.ir]]

[[File:Quality_of_Life.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Quality of Life in Tehran City; source: http://atlas.tehran.ir]]

[[File:Watershed_of_Tehran_Province.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Watersheds of Tehran Province; source: http://atlas.tehran.ir]]

[[File:Location_Map.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Green Spaces of Tehran City; source: http://www.ictcsociety.org]]

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

Culture
The are many interesting buildings in Tehran. Most from the Qajar time, including the Golestan Palace (till 1979 the seat of the Shah) and the Shah mosque.
The largest theater is the Vahdat Concert Hall with about 1000 seats. Other theaters are the Rudaki Hall (home of the Rudaki Orchestra), the Nasr (oldest theater in the city) and the Parst theater.
Improtant museums are based in the capital city: the Archaelogical Mudeum, the Abgineh Museum with an exhibition of Iranian pottery, the Rhea Abbasi Museum with a collection of Iranian calligraphy and paintings and the Carpet Rassam Cultural with a carpet weaving school. Finally mentioning is the Saadabi-Palace.

Tehran has about 800 parks. Known parks are the Daneshju-Park, Sa’ei-Park and the Navaran-Park in the South of the palace. Shahr-e Bazi is the name of the largest amusement park in Tehran.

Economy and Transportation
Industrial firms are producing in the province cotton textiles, food, cement and bricks. The National Oil Company, based in the capital city, manages the oil industry in the country. The economy is largely controlled by the government. In private hands are only small firms.
The educational and media center of Iran is in the capital city. Major universities are the University of Tehran and the Sharif University of Technology.
3 airports offer the province an international aviation.
Overland buses connect the province to Europe. Tehran has an excellent motorway network. The province also has rail links to all parts of the country.

=== Local Climate ===
*What are the climatic conditions at present? Have there been extreme weather events in the near past?
*Which changes are expected? Is there any evidence?

The Iranian capital has a continental climate. It varies greatly depending on the altitude. The elevated north Tehran enjoys cooler temperatures than the southern part of the city, situated on the fringes of the central Iranian desert regions.
The summers are dry and hot. The average values for July are in the south of the city at about 30 ° C (in the north to 25 ° C). Winters are cold (in the North in January 2 ° C, 5 ° C in the south). It often snows in the north and west of Tehran, while in the south of the city, the sun is shining.
There is a total of little rainfall. The mean average temperature is 16.5 ° C. In the region on average 230 mm of precipitation falling. In summer, temperatures reach 40 ° C. But the summer nights are cool.
The coldest month is January. The temperatures fall to an average value of 2.2 ° C, which corresponds approximately to the statistically average January temperature of Cologne. [6] The warmest month is July, with an average of 29.7 C ° Most precipitation falls from December to April with 28 to 37 millimeters on average, the least from June to September with one to three millimeters on average.

Air pollution is one problem in Tehran. Another problem are the earthquakes, registered measures between 3-5.

Illustration: Table or time line: http://atlas.tehran.ir/Default.aspx?tabid=242

=== Analysis of vulnerability ===
*If you consider these potential changes - which aspects/functions of your case study would be affected?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches/photos/background notes

=== Proposals for Climate Change Adaption ===
* How could your case study area become more resilient to climate change?
* Which measures would need to be taken to adapt to the new situation?
* How could you assure sustainability of these measures?
* Please describe 2-3 measures

=== Proposals for Climate Change Mitigation ===
* Which measures would need to be taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other drivers of climate change within your case study area?
* How could you assure sustainability of these measures?
* Please describe 2-3 measures

=== Your scenario ===
*How will this area look like in 2060?
*Please forecast one potential future development taking climate change into account

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
*Which research questions does it generate?
*Short statement plus background notes

=== Presentation Slides ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="3">
Image:addnewimagename.jpg|Slide One
Image:addnewimagename.jpg|Slide Two
Image:addnewimagename.jpg|Slide Three
</gallery>

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=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

www.atlas.tehran.ir;
www.tebyan.net;
www.ictcsociety.org

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[[Category:Climate Change Case Study]]
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Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project

2012-12-22T14:11:41Z

Tina Vetter:

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics]]

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|-
| '''Area''' ||style="background:Lavender"| ''Tehran Province''
|-
| '''Place''' || style="background:Lavender"| ''Tehran
|-
| '''Country''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Iran''
|-
| '''Topic''' || style="background:Lavender"|''please enter the topic here''
|-
| '''Author(s)''' || style="background:Lavender"|''Ana Cecilia Martinez Marletta; Negar Mehryar; Sandra Streipert; Tina Vetter''
|-
| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"| [[File:BSC 3058.jpg|270px]]
|-
| ||style="background:Lavender"|
|-
| colspan="3" align="center" style="background:silver"| {{#widget:GoogleMaps
|width=300
|height=200
|lat=35.7117
|lng=51.407
|zoom=8
|centermarker=yes
|maptypecontrol=yes
|overviewmapcontrol=yes
|largemapcontrol=yes
|scalecontrol=yes
}}
|}

=== Rationale: Why have you selected this case study area? ===
*Please summarise:- e.g. previous experience, is it your everyday environment?, specific vulnerability, previous research being done etc.
Tehran is the hometown of one of the group members and it is her everyday environment.
Tehran is the mega city in the north of Iran and has a good climate which is suffering most from air pollution and crowded population.
Other issues that become relevant in this city and regional level are related With The climate as dust storms and floods.
Precipitation tend to increase in the wettest areas while in the drier areas decrease. This fact influence the agronomy.
Other changes in the weather is snowy winter which starts earlier than expected

=== Authors' perspectives ===
* What theoretical or professional perspective do you bring to the case study?

Tehran is situated on a plain at the foot of the Alborz Mountains
Presents diversity of climate and terrain.
In the relief find a fault beneath the Alborz chain and several smaller faults located in the plains of the south of the city.
For this reason the city is exposed to earthquakes.
The city does not have major water resources. It is located at an equal distance from two major river basins that collect water coming from the mountains located upstream.
Suffers the problems of the big cities of the world: air pollution and hearing, traffic congestion, social class difference.
The northern suburbs of the city, located in height on the slopes of Alborz, are the suburbs of the population of the upper middle class of the capital. To the south, toward the desert, are the most popular neighborhoods and industrial.
Currently air pollution and rapid population growth are major issue and vulnerability.
The environmental capacity for the proper development of quality of life, is insufficient.

=== Landscape and/or urban context===
*Biogeography, land use patterns, cultural features, overall character, history and dynamics

Tehran province is located in the north of the central plateau of Iran. It has common borders from north with Mazandaran, from east with Semnan, from west with Qazvin and from south with Qom. the area of this province is about 18,909 square kilometers and includes Tehran, Damavand, Ray , Shemiranat, Shahriyar, Varamin and Islam Shahr; Savoj Bolaq and Karaj were also 2 parts of this province which has been seperated since 2 years ago and now have become independent provinces.
The highest point of the province is Damavand peak, 5,678 m. and the lower parts are the plains of Varamin, 790 m. above sea level.
Mountain ranges such as the Alborz in the north; the Savad Kooh and Firooz Kooh are located in the north east; Lavasanat, Qarah Daq, Shemiranat, Hassan Abad and Namak Mountains are in the southern territory; Bibi Shahr Banoo and Alqadr are situated in the south east and the heights of Qasr-e-Firoozeh being located to the east of the province.
There are many ancient areas dating back to 6000 years ago have been found in the surrounding regions of Tehran such as Cheshme-Ali, Gheytariyeh, Darrous and Chizer. According to historical documents, until the Moghul Invasion, Tehran was a small village and one of the four parts of Ray. It was selected as the Capital of Iran in 1200 AH. and since then has been the political, cultural, economical part of the country.

* ratio of green/blue and sealed/built-up areas

- urban green space 79154757 m2

- public parks 17422904 m2

- urban green belt 37000 hectares

- per capita urban green space 6.5 m2

Illustration:
Map; sketches; short descriptive analyses

[[File:Topography_of_Tehran.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Topography of Tehran Province; source: http://atlas.tehran.ir]]

[[File:Quality_of_Life.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Quality of Life in Tehran City; source: http://atlas.tehran.ir]]

[[File:Watershed_of_Tehran_Province.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Watersheds of Tehran Province; source: http://atlas.tehran.ir]]

[[File:Location_Map.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Green Spaces of Tehran City; source: http://www.ictcsociety.org]]

=== Cultural/social/political context===
*Brief explanation of culture, political economy, legal framework

Illustration:
Bullet points, image, background notes

Culture
The are many interesting buildings in Tehran. Most from the Qajar time, including the Golestan Palace (till 1979 the seat of the Shah) and the Shah mosque.
The largest theater is the Vahdat Concert Hall with about 1000 seats. Other theaters are the Rudaki Hall (home of the Rudaki Orchestra), the Nasr (oldest theater in the city) and the Parst theater.
Improtant museums are based in the capital city: the Archaelogical Mudeum, the Abgineh Museum with an exhibition of Iranian pottery, the Rhea Abbasi Museum with a collection of Iranian calligraphy and paintings and the Carpet Rassam Cultural with a carpet weaving school. Finally mentioning is the Saadabi-Palace.

Tehran has about 800 parks. Known parks are the Daneshju-Park, Sa’ei-Park and the Navaran-Park in the South of the palace. Shahr-e Bazi is the name of the largest amusement park in Tehran.

Economy and Transportation
Industrial firms are producing in the province cotton textiles, food, cement and bricks. The National Oil Company, based in the capital city, manages the oil industry in the country. The economy is largely controlled by the government. In private hands are only small firms.
The educational and media center of Iran is in the capital city. Major universities are the University of Tehran and the Sharif University of Technology.
3 airports offer the province an international aviation.
Overland buses connect the province to Europe. Tehran has an excellent motorway network. The province also has rail links to all parts of the country.

=== Local Climate ===
*What are the climatic conditions at present? Have there been extreme weather events in the near past?
*Which changes are expected? Is there any evidence?

The Iranian capital has a continental climate. It varies greatly depending on the altitude. The elevated north Tehran enjoys cooler temperatures than the southern part of the city, situated on the fringes of the central Iranian desert regions.
The summers are dry and hot. The average values for July are in the south of the city at about 30 ° C (in the north to 25 ° C). Winters are cold (in the North in January 2 ° C, 5 ° C in the south). It often snows in the north and west of Tehran, while in the south of the city, the sun is shining.
There is a total of little rainfall. The mean average temperature is 16.5 ° C. In the region on average 230 mm of precipitation falling. In summer, temperatures reach 40 ° C. But the summer nights are cool.
The coldest month is January. The temperatures fall to an average value of 2.2 ° C, which corresponds approximately to the statistically average January temperature of Cologne. [6] The warmest month is July, with an average of 29.7 C ° Most precipitation falls from December to April with 28 to 37 millimeters on average, the least from June to September with one to three millimeters on average.

Air pollution is one problem in Tehran. Another problem are the earthquakes, registered measures between 3-5.

Illustration: Table or time line

=== Analysis of vulnerability ===
*If you consider these potential changes - which aspects/functions of your case study would be affected?

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches/photos/background notes

=== Proposals for Climate Change Adaption ===
* How could your case study area become more resilient to climate change?
* Which measures would need to be taken to adapt to the new situation?
* How could you assure sustainability of these measures?
* Please describe 2-3 measures

=== Proposals for Climate Change Mitigation ===
* Which measures would need to be taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other drivers of climate change within your case study area?
* How could you assure sustainability of these measures?
* Please describe 2-3 measures

=== Your scenario ===
*How will this area look like in 2060?
*Please forecast one potential future development taking climate change into account

Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches photos and background notes

=== What can be generalized from this case study? ===
*Are there any important theoretical insights?
*Which research questions does it generate?
*Short statement plus background notes

=== Presentation Slides ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="3">
Image:addnewimagename.jpg|Slide One
Image:addnewimagename.jpg|Slide Two
Image:addnewimagename.jpg|Slide Three
</gallery>

=== Image Gallery ===

<gallery caption=" " widths="150px" heights="150px" perrow="5">
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
Image:yourimage.jpg|your image text
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=== References ===
Please add literature, documentations and weblinks

www.atlas.tehran.ir;
www.tebyan.net;
www.ictcsociety.org

----
[[Category:Climate Change Case Study]]
About categories: You can add more categories with this tag: "[[Category:Category Name]]", add your categories

Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project

2012-12-10T21:55:23Z

Tina Vetter:

Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project

2012-12-10T21:34:01Z

Tina Vetter:

File:Location Map.jpg

2012-12-10T21:30:50Z

Tina Vetter:

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2012-12-10T21:27:41Z

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File:Watershed of Tehran Province.jpg

2012-12-10T21:17:57Z

Tina Vetter:

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2012-12-10T21:12:09Z

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2012-12-10T21:09:06Z

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2012-12-10T20:49:59Z

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2012-12-10T20:48:19Z

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File:Topography of Tehran.jpg

2012-12-10T20:46:31Z

Tina Vetter: Topography of Theran Province

Topography of Theran Province

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2012-11-29T11:27:02Z

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Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T20:30:31Z

Tina Vetter: /* Concept Map */

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project]]

== CIPRA International and Climate Change ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly be the key in the future.]]

== Organized Working in the Alps against Climate Change ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T20:06:47Z

Tina Vetter: /* organized working in the Alps against climate change */

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project]]

== CIPRA International and Climate Change ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly the key in the future.]]

== Organized Working in the Alps against Climate Change ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T18:41:01Z

Tina Vetter: /* Summary */

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project]]

== CIPRA International and Climate Change ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly the key in the future.]]

== organized working in the Alps against climate change ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T18:18:51Z

Tina Vetter: /* Discussion */

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project]]

== CIPRA International and Climate Change ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly the key in the future.]]

== Summary ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:59:34Z

Tina Vetter: /* Climate Change in the Alps */

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== CIPRA International and Climate Change ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly the key in the future.]]

== Discussion ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:52:24Z

Tina Vetter: /* Title of Topic (to be adjusted) */

* Back to [[Working_Groups_Seminar_Climate_Change_2012|working group overview]]
* [[Group V - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project]]

== Climate Change in the Alps ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly the key in the future.]]

== Discussion ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:45:27Z

Tina Vetter: /* Discussion */

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== Title of Topic ''(to be adjusted)'' ==

== Concept Map ==
[[Image:Climate change risk GroupV.jpg|thumb|300px|none|The Concept map shows the relationship between climate change and the Alps. CIPRA International Commission for the Protection of the Alps (Commission Internationale pour la Protection des Alpes) wants to adapt and mitigate the climate in the Alpine regions.
We can see how this change affects the human life and the different systems, natural and constructed, where it takes place.
CIPRA detects problems and offers solutions through its work.
In this way the good actions will possibly the key in the future.]]

== Discussion ==
Since 1952, CIPRA is an autonomous non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organization. Its goal is focused to the protection and the sustainable development of the Alps.
This commission represents 8 Alpine states, people and organizations, located in Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Liechtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland and Monaco.

CIPRA considers the Alps like a reservoir for vital resources: water, forests and biodiversity of species.

Climate protection and climate change adaptation activities in the Alps are collected and analyzed by CIPRA. These measures are aimed to be sustainable to the nature, the environment, the economy and society. CIPRA warns the public to those measures that are harmful on nature, the environment, social cohesion and the economy.

As an alpine-wide network CIPRA communicates information worldwide, exerts pressure on policy makers, industry and authorities.
For this reason, CIPRA develops projects that reflect their way of thinking and acting.

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:44:44Z

Tina Vetter: /* Concept Map */

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:42:08Z

Tina Vetter: /* Concept Map */

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:40:48Z

Tina Vetter: /* Concept Map */

Group V - Concept Mapping of Seminar Topics

2012-11-26T17:38:32Z

Tina Vetter: /* Concept Map */

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2012-11-26T17:33:19Z

Tina Vetter:

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2012-11-22T17:45:10Z

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