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CONFERENCE: DAY 2 / WEDNESDAY 29 MARCH FLOOD RECOVERY – LESSONS LEARNED ROOM 1 CHAIRED BY: IAN WHITEHOUSE Deputy Director Civil Contingencies Secretariat, Cabinet Office When the waters recede the hardest and most challenging work begins. What are the immediate concerns and priorities for agencies responsible? How do we work collaboratively in order to get back to normal? What is normal and how can we adapt to make communities more resilient for future floods? TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:00 17:30 Chris Allman: Mott MacDonald Jonathan Farrar: Environment Agency Steve Hamer: VBA Using hydraulic modelling tools to support better flood recovery Croston breach emergency repair Mark Thompson: Calderdale Council Jonathan Moxon: Leeds City Council One year on – learning from the response to the 2015 flood Recovery in the Yorkshire area SUSTAINABLE COASTAL COMMUNITIES ROOM 2 CHAIRED BY: JEREMY PARR Head of Flood and Incident Risk Management, Natural Resources Wales The earlier session, Strategic planning at the coast, focuses on environmental risk to strategic coastal management goals. This session focusses on the challenge of adaptation for people and property, asking fundamental questions of what can be done to move people from risk on a changing coastline, with a high profile example from Wales. Where protection is an option, it is increasingly being done in a way that better connects people with their coastal environment – including the UK’s first potential ‘sand engine’. TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:30 17:30 Bill Parker: Coastal Partnership East Jaap Flikweert: Royal Haskoning DHV Can we adapt to a changing coastline? Sandscaping at Bacton, Norfolk: protecting critical infrastructure and benefitting communities Kevin Keating: Mott MacDonald Emyr Williams: Pembrokeshire County Council Coastal protection as a platform for regeneration – The Colywn Bay Waterfront Project Communities facing change - managed realignment on the West of Wales Coastline The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 18 28-30 March 2017
ENABLING GROWTH AFTERNOON SESSIONS TOOLS AND SUPPORT FOR RISK MANAGEMENT AUTHORITIES ROOM 3 CHAIRED BY: LYNNE FROSTICK Research Professor University of Hull; Board Member for Flood and Coastal Risk Management, Environment Agency TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:30 17:30 Steve Nicholls: Environment Agency Andrew Powell: Environment Agency WEM Framework The Infrastructure Innovation Portal (13P) – an infrastructure sector innovation network that will improve the delivery of FCRM infrastructure Paul Cross: Environment Agency Kate Marks: Environment Agency Skills challenges and opportunities One version of the truth: Environment Agency shaping and using ResilienceDirect MANAGING OUR FCRM ASSETS TO ENABLE GROWTH ROOM 4 CHAIRED BY: BEN JOHNSTONE Area Flood and Coastal Risk Manager, Devon & Cornwall, Environment Agency TIME SPEAKERS PRESENTATION TITLE 16:00 17:30 David Ramsbottom: HR Wallingford Richard Sharp: Environment Agency A dredging strategy for flood management on the River Parrett and River Tone in Somerset Delivering sustainable and cost effective channel management Matthew Kuhn: CH2M Kevin Keating: Mott MacDonald The Thames Estuary Asset Management Programme New FCRM appraisal guidance for Wales “Conferences like this open minds and stimulate ideas, providing the opportunity to candidly discuss what could be the next ‘big step’; advancing our capability to deal with the growing problem of flood and coastal erosion.” Chrissy Mitchell, Integrated Assessment Manager, Environment Agency The programme content and timings may be subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com www.floodandcoast.com 19
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