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4 december 2007

Rotterdam Watercity 2035

The Flood: threat of chance?

Climate Change,City Change

Nico Tillie

Hamburg conference

Climate Change,City Change

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Storyline

introduction

1.Adaptation

Rotterdam Watercity 2035

2.Mitigation

Rotterdam Climate Initiativ

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Rotterdam

North Sea

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Harbour of Rotterdam

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Water is coming to Rotterdam

river d

ischarg

e

Precipitation

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Geographical situation

1. Rotterdam in Europe

Rhine

Amsterdam

Rotterdam

North Sea

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If we do nothing …..

Rotterdam

Den Haag

Amsterdam

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…. this will happen

Rotterdam

Den Haag

Amsterdam

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Essence of strategy

Or how can we use this for an attractive city?

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This is going on in Rotterdam

-5000

-2500

0

2500

5000

7500

10000

12500

15000

Inactief

Pensioen

Student

Uitkering

Werkend

aantal personen

Vertrekkers

Vestigers

Saldo

Working people

Green: people who are leaving

Blue:

people who are coming in

Red:

Blue minus green (balance)

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Strategic plan: ambitions as in every city!!!!

2 main goals for the city and region:

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strong economy

-

attractive city

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The Challenge: how to solve the water and

the spatial economic social problem ?

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What did we do? Mastercase approach

1. Research; facts and figures

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240.000 m3

Extra waterstorage for 2050 in city centre and “old

city neigbourhoods”

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Use the water problems to help solving social,

economic, spatial problems

In Rotterdam there is a need for: safety,

quality housing, good public space, good

economy!

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2. Scenarios Rotterdam Watercity 2035

Rivercity

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3. Implementation

watersquares

waterliving

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Conclusions

cityproblems

waterproblems

We can use the threat of water for strenghtening the

main ambitions of Rotterdam:

Water is a chance for a more attatractive city

Do it together let it be a plan ‘from’ and ‘for’ them….

Integrated

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Coalition of partners

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Regional coalition:

goal -50% CO2 emission in 2025

keyplayers are involved

Rotterdam city, port

authority, industries,

Environmental

organisation (permits)

Developers,,

Housingcorporation

Energyproducers

National government

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implementation on projectlevel

…not a fairytale?

Tolkien, Lord of the rings

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Sustainable

City

Sust.

Mobility

Innovation

Lab

Energizing

City

city -50% mobility -50% strenghten innovative economy behaviour

Energy

Port

harbour -50%

Rotterdam city, port authority, industries, Environmental permit org.

goal -50% CO2 emission in 2025

deals with

corporations

Public lighting

Compulsory

waste heat use

Fiscal

incentives

Local laws

All public

vehicles co2

free

All public

buildings co2

free

Campagne

Incentives

3% per year

innovationfund

Knowledgeclus

ter of new

techniques

Research

connections

with universities

to implement

Happy

shrimpfarm

Carbon captivity

storage

Deals with

companies to filter

Biofuel

CO2 to greenhouses

Quai electricity

Rotterdam Climate Initiative

public

transport,

cycling

Renewable

energy

Parkingfees

vehicles and

ships

Environmental

zoning freight:

city and

harbour

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example

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Sustainable

City

Sust.

Mobility

Innovation

Lab

Energizing

City

city -50% mobility -50% strenghten innovative economy behaviour

Energy

Port

harbour -50%

Rotterdam city, Harbour, Deltalinqs, Environmental agency

goal -50% CO2 emission in 2025

deals with

corporations

Public lighting

Compulsory

waste heat use

Fiscal

incentives

Local laws

Beter public

transport,

cycling

Renewable

energy

Raising

arkingfees

All public

vehicles co2 free

All public

buildings co2

free

Campagne

incentives

innovationfund

Knowledgecluster

of new techniques

Research

connections with

universities to

implement

Carbon captivity

storage

Deals with

companies to

filter

Biofuel

CO2 to

greenhouses

From technical solutions to a spatial strategy

Spatial strategy and cityplanning

…a tailormade plan for our specific situation

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Cityproblems/goals

Energyproblems/goals

Integrated vision/programme

Spatial strategy and cityplanning

1.

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Projectproposal:

To go from the list of techincal solutions to a

tailor-made integrated spatial strategy for our city we have

a Projectproposal on mitagation and sustainability

’after’ GRIP/euco2 as this is a crucial step!

Interreg IVB

Mastercase methodology like we

did for water adaptation

500.000 - 1.000.000

Submit in june 2008

5-6 partners

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it’s a next step

probably more cities already involved

in other climate projects

we can all share outcomes using

METREX as a platform

other cities than metrex are involved

so…. potentially can join the grip 100

Might this be an idea for other

EU-regions?

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Rotterdam Watercity 2035

The Flood: threat of chance?

Climate Change, City Change

let’s change now

Thank you for your attention

N.tillie@dsv.rotterdam.nl

Climate Change, City Change

let’s change now

Thank you for your attention

N.tillie@dsv.rotterdam.nl

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Research methods and products

1. What is the main problem in you city?

What is your city plan or vision?

Available in most cities

2. Facts and figures of energy types, use and consumption in each part of

the city

Available via GRIP, or other method

3. Tailormade vision and implementationstrategy for your own city on

different scales

.

Master Case Methodology

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used for Rotterdam adaptation strategy, very successful!

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Involving local stakeholders

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Create innovative vision and implementation strategy within few months

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Project characteristics

Investments in concrete projects possible

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Approx. 5-6 partners

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Total budget per partner approx. 1.000.000 euro (funding

500.000)

.

Rotterdam lead partner

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METREX involvement?

.

June/July 2007: Submit proposal so january first

preparationmeetong

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Planning

.

Jan/Feb 2007 First preparation meeting with all

partner cities

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March 2007: Draft proposal

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From GRIP Methodology to a Sustainable City

.

We have to know present emissions factors and which separate

solutions have the biggest impact

THE GRIP APPROACH IS ESSENTIAL TO THIS

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In cities many separate solutions for CO2 reduction for traffic,

housing, new dwellings, etc

.

Our proposal: creating a local VISION and implementation

STRATEGY plus pilotprojects about a new energy future,

integrated in a spatial, economic and social setting.

INTERREG IVB NorthWest Europe (NWE)

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Challenge

Many city action plans with quick wins and short term actions

Three challenges:

1. Create vision, together with an implementation strategy

often lacking and no relation with adoptation programme

2. Not reducing CO2 as goal in itself

should be linked to innovation capacities and increase of attractive

values

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A ‘real good project’

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sustainable environment, economic leefomgeving,

economische structuurversterking,

.

betere bereikbaarheid en verbetering milieu en

veiligheid

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Experienced European coordinator

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Assisted by experienced Interreg expert

Application of strategic and innovative solutions

Investments in concrete projects possible

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