STARS4Water - Supporting STakeholders for Adaptive, Resilient and Sustainable Water Management
STARS4Water - 支持利益相关者进行适应性、弹性和可持续的水资源管理
基本信息
- 批准号:10040360
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 45.57万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Worldwide freshwater resources are under increasing pressures of rapidly intensifying climate change effects putting the availability and quality of water resources and socio-economic developments at risk. River basin organisations need to be prepared. STARS4Water aims at improving the understanding of climate change impacts on water resources availability and the vulnerabilities for ecosystems, society and economic sectors at river basin scale. STARS4Water will develop and deliver new data services and data-driven models for better supporting the decision making on planning on actions for adaptative, resilient and sustainable management of fresh water resources. The project team will work with seven river basin organisations through a co-creation, living lab approach. The new services and models will be co-designed with stakeholders to meet their needs on data and information, ensuring relevance and uptake for use beyond the lifetime of the project. The STARS4Water project includes two distinctive elements: first, the need for an international stakeholder community to address the stakeholders’ needs and requirements and second, the development and application of innovative data and model concepts. New datasets and models offer possibilities for improved projections on water resources availability, and the new insights on links between water, nature, society ask for a broader set of indicators to be considered in decision-making on water management. These novel datasets, models and indicators are not yet fully matured and integrated in current river basin management information tools and decision-making processes. We acknowledge that these elements are of a different nature, being a stakeholder-driven approach and rather science-(data-)driven in the application of novel data and models, respectively. It is the consortium’s firm conviction that for substantial progress in climate change adaptation the two elements need to be combined.
全球淡水资源正处于越来越多的压力,即迅速增强气候变化影响,使水资源的可用性和质量以及社会经济发展处于危险之中。河流盆地组织需要做好准备。 STARS4WATER的目的是提高对气候变化对水资源可用性的影响以及生态系统,社会和经济部门在河流规模上的脆弱性的影响。 STARS4WATER将开发和提供新的数据服务和数据驱动模型,以更好地支持针对自适应,弹性和可持续水资源管理的计划的决策。项目团队将通过共同创建实验室方法与七个河流组织一起工作。新的服务和模型将与利益相关者共同设计,以满足他们在数据和信息上的需求,从而确保超出项目一生之外的相关性和吸收。 STARS4WATER项目包括两个独特的要素:首先,需要国际利益相关者社区解决利益相关者的需求和需求,其次是创新数据和模型概念的开发和应用。新的数据集和模型为改进水资源可用性项目提供了可能性,以及关于水,自然,社会之间联系的新见解,要求在水管理决策中考虑一套更广泛的指标。这些小说数据集,模型和指标尚未完全成熟和集成到当前的河流管理信息工具和决策过程中。我们承认,这些要素具有不同的性质,是利益相关者驱动的方法,而不是科学(数据),分别是在新颖数据和模型的应用中驱动的。财团坚定的信念是,为了在气候变化改编方面的重大进展,这两个要素需要合并。
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