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OFERTA FORMATIVA

Climate Risk Management – Strategies and Tools for Regional and Local Challenges

Objetivos

Porquê a gestão dos riscos climáticos? Como questão política, as alterações climáticas estão relacionadas com quatro questões principais e abrangentes:

  • O clima está mudando
  • Os seres humanos estão causando mudanças climáticas
  • As consequências socioecológicas são altamente incertas e controversas, mas incluem o potencial para impactos muito graves
  • Existem já diversas e bem definidas opções para a Gestão dos Riscos Climáticos, com pontos fortes e fracos conhecidos.

A Gestão do Risco Climático refere-se às atividades e métodos utilizados por indivíduos, organizações e instituições para facilitar a tomada de decisões resilientes ao clima. A gestão dos riscos relacionados com o clima, especialmente à escala regional e local, é, portanto, um facilitador essencial do desenvolvimento sustentável. A identificação e a gestão dos riscos associados aos perigos relacionados com o clima podem ajudar a proteger as pessoas, a natureza, os meios de subsistência e os bens, promovendo assim sistemas e comunidades socioecológicas mais seguros e a concretização dos objectivos de desenvolvimento.

Não importa o tipo de organização que você trabalha, você será impactado de alguma forma pelos efeitos físicos das mudanças climáticas e/ou pela riqueza de regulamentações e metas que as sociedades serão cada vez mais obrigadas a cumprir.

As abordagens de gestão dos riscos climáticos geralmente enquadram-se em cinco grandes categorias: (a) Mitigação; (b) Adaptação; (c) Resiliência climática; (d) Redução do Risco de Desastres; (e) Geoengenharia. Estas categorias não são mutuamente exclusivas, apresentam compromissos e estão abertas a julgamentos de valor subjetivos. A gestão dos riscos climáticos incluirá quase certamente uma combinação de múltiplas respostas e é altamente dependente da escala.

O objetivo deste curso é explorar para que a gestão dos riscos das alterações climáticas seja importante para o seu trabalho e organização, mas também como fazê-lo. Você será solicitado a trazer seus próprios desafios regionais ou locais de Gestão de Riscos Climáticos e Importantes com uma comunidade de outros profissionais de mudanças climáticas. Juntos, vocês explorarão um conjunto de estratégias e ferramentas para ajudá-los a se preparar para um futuro em mudança.

Destinatários

Profissionais regionais e locais em questões de alterações climáticas, específicos para explorar novas ferramentas, quadros e formas de lidar com o risco climático em seus setores e atividades.

Aceitamos inscrições de profissionais que lidam com os desafios de gestão de riscos climáticos de uma ampla gama de organizações. Estes podem incluir, mas não estão limitados a, governo central, administração regional e local, negócios e empresas, serviços públicos, associações, ONG, meios de comunicação social e universidades.

A edição inaugural de 2023 deste curso de outono é organizada paralelamente ao Fórum Europeu de Resiliência Urbana deste ano ( EURESFO 2023 ), que acontece em Cascais, Portugal, de 18 a 20 de outubro. Os participantes da EURESFO são muito bem-vindos a candidatar-se.

O curso é organizado em colaboração estreita com a Missão da UE para a Adaptação às Alterações Climáticas

Estrutura
 

 

 

 Quarta, 11h10  Introdução, visão geral do curso e terminologia Qui 12.10 Preparando o terreno e avaliando as necessidades Sex 13.10 Identificando riscos e selecionando opções Sábado, 14h10

Dia de campo

 Seg 16.10 Implementando, monitorando e avaliando opções Ter, 17h10 Comunicação e engajamento
De manhã cedo Chegada, meet and greet, quebra-gelo Chegada, meet and greet, quebra-gelo Chegada, meet and greet, quebra-gelo Chegada, meet and greet, quebra-gelo Chegada, meet and greet, quebra-gelo
Manhã Bem-vindo, contexto do curso, Keynote 1 Palestras Palestras, Palestra 2 Viagem ao campo Palestras Apresentação final do grupo
Almoço Viagem ao campo
Início da tarde Compartilhando seu desafio Palestras Workshop: Compreender e priorizar riscos Viagem ao campo Workshop: Monitorar e avaliar Sessões paralelas e aquecimento EURESFO
Tarde Compartilhando seu superpoder Sessão de análise de estudo de caso Workshop: Avaliar e selecionar opções Preparação da apresentação final do grupo Preparação da apresentação final do grupo Reflexões e encerramento
Noite Evento social Tempo livre Jantar com palestrante Tempo livre Jantar de celebração
Avaliação

Participação contínua nas atividades do curso e apresentação final de um trabalho de grupo.

Horário

Edição inaugural de 2023: quarta-feira, 11 de outubro, a terça-feira, 17 de outubro .

Das 9h às 17h30, todos os dias.

As noites do dia 1 (quarta-feira, 11 de outubro ) , dia 3 (sexta-feira, 13 de outubro) e dia 5 (terça-feira, 17 de outubro) incluem jantares de grupo a partir das 19h30.

Uma saída de campo está prevista para sábado, 14 de outubro, se o tempo permitir.

Custo

Aplicação: gratuita

Taxa de inscrição (se candidatura aceite – seguro incluído): 5€

Mensalidade: 300€ (inclui aulas, materiais, refeições, visita de estudo)

Condições especiais – descontos na mensalidade:

10% – Empresas não parceiras que matriculam 3 ou mais funcionários

15% – Parceiros e colaboradores (incluindo associações e empresas em que o CIÊNCIAS participa)

25% – CIÊNCIAS ALUMNI

Isenção integral de propinas – as instituições que tenham celebrado acordos de parceria com o CIÊNCIAS (apenas para esta formação) podem inscrever-se gratuitamente como participantes. A mensalidade integral será aplicada para inscrições adicionais.

O curso decorrerá com um mínimo de 15 participantes inscritos e um máximo de 25

Após a inscrição, você será solicitado a preencher uma breve declaração do problema, contando-nos quem você é, quais são os desafios que você está enfrentando e por que você acha que este curso pode ajudar. A acessibilidade do candidato no curso de formação será baseada nas respostas a esta pesquisa.

Declaração do problema:
http://inqueritos.ciencias.ulisboa.pt/index.php/839227?lang=en

Coordenação

Tiago Capela Lourenço
Invited Assistant Professor FCUL
Short CV
Tiago Capela Lourenço holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences (2015). He is an Invited Assistant Professor at the University of Lisbon – Faculty of Sciences, teaching Environmental Sciences, Climate Change and Sustainability courses. He specialises in working across sectors and scales and integrating multiple areas of knowledge related to climate risk management, adaptation, resilience and environmental decision-making. He has participated in multiple local, national, and European research projects and in the organization of major scientific conferences in these fields. He publishes his work and acts as reviewer for multiple peer-review journals. He lives in Lisbon, Portugal and has one amazing and beautiful son.

Formadores

Quentin Lejeune
Short CV
Soon after graduating with my PhD in Climate Science from ETH Zurich in September 2016, I began working in the Science Team at Climate Analytics, where I currently serve as a Senior Scientist leading the Group on Land-use and Climate Services. I possess a comprehensive scientific background related to climate change issues, particularly in areas concerning climate impacts, interactions between land-use and climate, and climate services. I have extensive experience in conducting, coordinating, and overseeing academic research. Moreover, I have acted as a knowledge broker on climate-related topics, collaborating with various stakeholders such as central banks, environmental agencies, and government authorities across diverse countries. I’ve also provided support to delegates from Least Developed Countries during IPCC and UNFCCC negotiations. More recently, I’ve taken charge of co-producing online tools with stakeholders, aiming to render climate impact information more accessible and actionable for them
teresa Geidel
Short CV
Works in the field of water and environmental governance and is particularly interested in socio-economic behaviours and incentives that support or hinder the protection of natural ecosystems. She holds an MA in Public Policy with a focus on Governance from Central European University, Budapest and a Bachelors degree in Integrated Environmental Science (Renewable Energy Technology and Policy) from Jacobs University Bremen.
Carolina Vieira
Investigadora FCUL
Short CV
Graduated in Biology with a Master in Conservation Biology in the Faculty of Sciences of University of Lisbon. Currently working in cE3c as a researcher within the projects MAGICA – MAximising the synergy of European research Governance and Innovation for Climate Action and REGILIENCE – Resilience Strategies for Regions.
Susanne Lorenz
University of Leeds, UK
Short CV
Currently a lecturer in Climate Change Adaptation at the Sustainability Research Institute (School of Earth and Environment) at the University of Leeds, UK. She has almost 15 years of experience on working in the field of climate change adaptation, both in research and in practice and has worked on this topic both in municipalities and in consultancy.
Lucía Fraga Lago
CETMAR
Short CV
Graduated in Sciences of the Sea; since 2002, Lucía coordinates the Training department of the Technology Centre of the Sea, CETMAR, developing projects to promote the blue skills, and ocean literacy. Since 2021, she coordinates the Galician demonstrator of the TransformAr project, addressed at testing transformative adaptations to the climate change for the mussel and clam’s aquaculture sector
Matthias Watzak-Helmer
Short CV
Matthias is leading the climate adaptation work within the FEDARENE team and has more than ten years of professional experience in the energy, climate, and environment sectors, backed by a Master of Science degree in energy engineering. He gained a deep understanding of implementing and funding regional energy and climate actions ranging from long-term strategy development to the implementation of concrete pilot measures. He conceived expert knowledge among others in renewable heating and cooling solutions, energy efficiency measures and emission reduction and climate adaption strategies. He has overseen national and international projects with a focus on climate adaptation, spatial planning as well as environmentally friendly and energy-efficient solutions for cities and regions including MIP4Adapt, REGILIENCE, ePLANET, ConnectHeat, Urban Learning, klimaaktiv renewable heat, Smart City Wien framework strategy, Green Energy Lab Spatial Energy Planning, etc. Matthias is fluent in English and German.
Ricardo Coelho
Short CV
Ricardo has been working with climate change climate risk analysis and climate policies for the last eight years. He has worked both in European H2020 and Portuguese Municipalities projects with stakeholder engagement. Ricardo dealt with different European regions but has been working on the Azores archipelago in different projects. His expertise is focused on the energy sector, but he also has knowledge about land use issues that relate to Agriculture, Forestry and Water Resources. He is currently working on the RethinkAction project which focuses on Land use-based Adaptation and Mitigation Solutions (LAMS). He is responsible for the work package and tasks that relate to the six case studies of the project. The case studies have been developing Impact Chains based on their climate risk analysis and will be reviewed by stakeholders. He is also a PhD student in the Sustainability Science program at the University of Lisbon. His thesis concerns the use of Anaerobic Digestion solutions as a circular economy solution for energy (biogas) and the food system in the context of European Islands.”
Bishwajit Roy
Short CV
Bishwajit Roy is a PhD student of the Doctoral Program of Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policies Programme in University of Lisbon and has recently submitted his Ph.D. thesis. His PhD was about ‘Sea level rise impacts and associated adaptation strategies in Coastal areas of Bangladesh. He has completed his master’s degree in Forest Science awarded by University of Padova, under Erasmus Mundus scholarship program of European Union. Currently. Roy has been working in H2020 project namely “Rethink Action – Cross-sectoral planning decision-making platform to foster climate action”. He has expertise on climate adaptation science and resilience, impact assessment, stakeholder engagement and little bit on application of Remote Sensing and GIS tools on spatial analysis
João Dinis
Short CV
João Dinis, technician at Cascais Ambiente, has a degree in Geography and Urban Planning with a postgraduate degree in Geographic Information Systems and Sustainable Development Strategies. He is currently responsible for the Cascais action strategy for climate change and sustainable development strategies through innovative approaches in spatial planning, technology, green and circular economy and governance models. This resulted in a pioneering experience that led to the implementation of more than 60 climate change adaptation and mitigation actions in the last five years. This integrated approach has also been leveraged by extensive experience in leading pilot cases in EU-funded projects (Horizon 2020, HEuropa, EEA Grants and FP7) as well as Portuguese funding (Environmental Fund, POSEUR program) with more than 18 projects financed in the last decade.
frederico Metelo
Short CV
Consultant in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. Graduated in 2004 in Geography and Regional Development from the Lusófona University of Humanities and Technologies. Postgraduate in ‘Sustainable Cities’ from the Faculty of Science and Technology of Universidade Nova de Lisboa. Specialist in geography, regional and urban planning, adaptation to climate change and geographic information systems. He has 19 years of professional experience in developing strategic planning projects, spatial planning, rural and urban development, urban and environmental regeneration and requalification, nationally and internationally. In the field of climate change, since 2016, he has collaborated in several national, intermunicipal and municipal projects to adapt to climate change and since 2020, he has been a consultant for the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, being responsible for the management, monitoring and monitoring of the Metropolitan Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change for the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.
Markus Leitner
Short CV
Markus Leitner is a senior expert for climate change adaptation since 2005 and leads the adaptation team of the Environment Agency Austria (EAA) since 2019. His main fields of expertise range from adaptation indicators, monitoring, and evaluation to adaptation assessments and sectoral experience. He was and is involved in various European projects (H2020 project PLACARD) and supports the European Environment Agency (ETC/CCA) and many European countries with his expertise. He leads the ETC/CCA MRE Task, and contributes to CCIV Assessments, Adaptation Indicators, Key Type Measures, Country updates. Markus is also a representative in the EU working group on adaptation as the Austrian representative as well as a member of the OECD Task Force on Climate change adaptation. He has delivered training on capacity building and knowledge sharing in various countries in the Western Balkans, Israel, South Korea and Turkey. Mr. Leitner also leads the Adaptation Working Group within the Tratolow Project (IPA II). Markus has been reporting under the MMR and the EU Governance Regulation for Austria since 2012 and supports the task on adaptation reporting via the ETC/CCA since 2019.
Indriany Lionggo
Short CV
Indri works with research and EU-funded projects at IEECP namely REGILIENCE, IN-PLAN, OPTFOR-EU, and CoolLIFE among others, her main focus is climate adaptation and mitigation, action planning, and resilience. She has theoretical knowledge in the fields of urban design, place-based action planning, and economic and environmental resilience. In her previous work, Indri was involved in the management and implementation of the master programmes where she taught quantitative research skills, governance, urban complexity, sustainability resilience, and several tailored-made-trainings (TMTs) funded by Nuffic. Additionally, her work experience in C40 Cities gained her interest in climate adaptation and has complemented her strong interpersonal skills to engage professionally with member cities in different seniority levels of urban professionals.

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ECTS: 1.5
FORMATO: Presencial
REGIME: Laboral
INÍCIO: 11/10/2023
FIM: 17/10/2023
DURAÇÃO: 42 Horas
ÁREA CIENTÍFICA: Ciências da Terra
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