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Veröffentlicht wurde die Europäische Strategie zur Wasserresilienz am 03.06.2025.
Der Text ist bisher nur in englischer Sprache verfügbar und kann hier heruntergeladen werden: European Water Resilience Strategy – European Commission.
European Water Resilience Strategy (Auszüge):
„Water is life. Human beings, most species and the nature we live in and depend upon, cannot survive without water. Our environment, our economy, our food and energy security and our quality of life rely on a stable supply of water of the right quality.“
„The existing EU framework for freshwater, including the Water Framework Directive, the Flood Management Directive, and the Nature Restoration Regulation, provides a comprehensive regulatory framework for Europe’s water cycle. However, effective implementation will be necessary to restore the water cycle in quantity and quality. The Water Framework Directive’s objective to achieve good status of all water bodies by 2027 and the objectives of the Floods Directive remain the compass for action. The Commission will prioritise enforcement based on its latest assessment of national River Basin Management Plans (RBMPs) and Flood Risk Management Plans (FRMPs) in dialogue with Member States. To further support the work of Member States in addressing water scarcity and droughts, the Commission will develop indicators for water scarcity and publish a Technical Guidance on Drought Management Plans. The Nature Restoration Regulation provides an opportunity to support water quantity management and enhance resilience against both droughts and floods with nature-based solutions. Water and climate resilience must be fully integrated in the national Restoration Plans to be developed by 2026.“
„Furthermore, the Commission will encourage Member States to cooperate in a Green and Blue Corridors initiative to support the restoration of ecological settings and infrastructure including rivers, wetlands, and coasts.“
Zum Thema:
- Brunken, H. (2025): Retentionsflächen für den Hochwasser- und Naturschutz. Das Beispiel Schunter. Umweltzeitung, Magazin für Politik, Ökologie und eine lebenswerte Zukunft (Braunschweig). Ausgabe Januar/Februar 2025. S. 12-15. PDF
- Brunken, H., Rennebeck, L., Seggelke, A. & Verwold, A. (2018): Einschätzung der fischökologischen Bedeutung urbaner Kleingewässer am Beispiel der Stadt Bremen. – Bulletin of Fish Biology 18(1/2): 107-120 Download über ResearchGate – Auf Academia auch mit Podcast in englischer Sprache (PC-Ansicht „Listen to a Podcast Summary“).