Transboundary Water Management in a Changing Climate

Benjamin Dewals, University of Liege, Department ArGEnCo, HECE – Hydraulics in Environmental and Civil Engineering, Liege, Belgium. Maïté Fournier, EPAMA, Charleville-Mézières, France.

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• Map of the Meuse basin; Foreword by EPAMA’s President; Programme and Speakers; Adaptation of the Meuse to the impacts of climate evolutions – the AMICE project in short; Does the river Meuse change? Multidecadal climate oscillations and climate scenarios for impact analysis on hydrological extremes in Belgium; Impact of climate change on inundation hazard along the river Meuse; Impacts of future floods and low flows on the economy in the Meuse basin; Climate change and the impact on drinking water supply in the Meuse river basin; Natural water retention, a no-regret measure against future water-related risks and an opportunity for local communication; Structural protection against future water-related risks and solidarity among the Meuse countries; Crisis management: the AMICE exercise in November 2011; Active flood management in Alpine catchment areas equipped with storage hydropower schemes; Towards a roadmap to climate change adaptation in the Meuse river basin, with the focus on water quantity; The Programme Interreg IV B North-West Europe; Deltares activities in the Meuse river basin; Knowledge of the river Meuse; The CONHAZ project; Using agro-hydrology to adapt to climate evolutions; Taming the rivers? Solutions and strategies; How to communicate about climate change impacts? La Commission Internationale de la Meuse; Jointly adapting to climate change in transboundary basins: the programme of pilot projects under the UNECE Water Convention; AMICE song; Old river Meuse meets Super hero AMICE; Internet documentary on the river Meuse