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