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SEMINAR LIVE / FREE TO ATTEND SEMINAR LIVE SESSIONS DAY 1 / 11:00 – 12:30 COMMUNITY FLOOD GROUPS IN THEIR OWN WORDS – WORKING WITH US TO MANAGE LOCAL FLOOD RISK Overview We know that working with affected communities is crucial to managing flood risk. But how do community groups want to work with us? Regional Flood & Coast Committee chair Anne Wheeler will host four local flood action groups in a discussion about: » Engaging with the various organisations involved in managing flood risk » How partnership working can really work » Community leadership – what does it looks like, how can organisations support community leaders and let communities lead? This session is a great opportunity to ask questions and get valuable insight into what makes community flood groups tick. DAY 1 / 16:00 – 17:30 INNOVATIONS IN DATA, PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGY Overview The latest innovations in data, products and technology will be showcased and discussed. Speakers include representatives from: » Telespazio » Flood Modeller Suite » Rainwater Harvesting » Others TBC THESE SESSIONS ARE FREE FOR ANYONE TO ATTEND The programme content and timings maybe subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com 24 28-30 March 2017
SEMINAR LIVE / FREE TO ATTEND DAY 2 / 11:00 – 12:30 COMMUNITY FLOOD RISK PLANNING – WHAT CAN WE OFFER PEOPLE AT RISK AND HOW CAN THEY GET INVOLVED? Overview Have you ever been asked by a member of the public how they can get more involved in managing their flood risk? If so, this session is for you! National Flood Forum’s Jennifer Jarrett will chair a session with industry experts from DCLG, Civil Contingencies Secretariat, Warwickshire County Council alongside experienced community flood action leaders to explore how individuals and communities can get more involved in managing their own risk – from planning to emergency response. Speakers include » Chair: Jennifer Jarrett – National Flood Forum » Michael Green: Warwickshire County Council – Beyond the Pathfinder – Which Way Now? » Jonathan Simm PhD: Direct action self-help (DASH) groups in UK » Community leader TBC DAY 2 / 16:00– 17:30 WORKING WITH COMMUNITIES AT RISK: THE RESEARCH Overview We are learning more all the time about the effects of flooding on people and communities. Expert speakers will share their latest research and insights. They will take part in a panel debate to discuss how their research can help us improve the way we work with communities before, during and after flooding. Speakers include » Kate Crinion: Ulster University, Bouncing forward after the rain. An investigation into perceptions of community resilience after the 2015 winter floods in Cumbria » Cathryn Marcus: Groundwork South, Helping South West communities to help themselves » Tim Farr: Southwell Flood Forum, Local responsibility for resilience » Andrew Clark: The Top of the Tree “This Is Not The Panacea” and other lessons from the production of High Water Common Ground” DAY 2 / 14:30– 15:30 SUPPLY CHAIN BRIEFING: GOVERNMENT SECTOR Overview This panel session will discuss the supply chain of government funded projects and the workings of the Environment Agency capital programme, the WEM Framework and local authority projects. Speakers include » Ken Allison: Director of Allocation and Asset Management » Steven Nicholls: Supplier Relationship Manager, Environment Agency » Andy Brown: FCRM Manager Cumbria, Environment Agency DAY 3 / 11:00 – 12:30 HEALTH AND FLOODING / BUSINESS AND FLOODING We share the latest flood risk research and developments in health and business in two rapid 40 minute sessions, chaired by National Flood Forum’s CEO Paul Cobbing. Speakers (Health) include » Paul Sayers: Sayers and Partners, Flood resilience in disadvantaged areas » Jessica Lamond: University of West of England, Factors affecting psycho-social impacts of flooding Speakers (Business) include » Lindsey McEwen: University of West of England, ‘Knowledges for resilience’ and barriers and motivators to flood risk adaptation for small business owners in the UK) » Tanya Wilkins: UKCIP, University of Oxford, Practical guidance for SMEs preparing for and responding to flooding » James Mead: Environment Agency, Sheffield’s Lower Don Valley Flood Alleviation Scheme – Local contributions to construction and maintenance through a Business Improvement District (BID) » Namrata Bhattacharya Mis: University of West of England, Flood risk and the fragility of businesses due to repeated flooding The programme content and timings maybe subject to change without notice – please check website www.floodandcoast.com www.floodandcoast.com 25
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