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2-4 June 2020

Telford International Centre, UK

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Conference Programme 2019:

Conference Day 1:
Tuesday 18th June

Morning Sessions

  1. Plenary session: A climate resilient nation: a shared vision to 2100
  2. Panel session: Climate change - how do we overcome the physical, political & societal barriers to meet the challenge
  3. Flood risk - valuing & working with the natural environment
  4. Can flood investment be a driver for planning growth & regeneration?
  5. Next Generation workshop
  6. What does great community leadership look like & what do communities need from others?

Afternoon Sessions

  1. National FCERM strategy - exploring adaptive pathways to resilience
  2. Awareness & preparedness - ensuring our flood warnings & risk assessments are fit for the future
  3. The economic impacts of flood - understanding the impacts to drive resilience
  4. What next for the Defra Property Flood Resilience roundtable?
  5. The importance of place-based development planning
  6. Global expertise, global challenge
  7. The role of business in a flood resilient economy - business leaders panel
  8. Pioneering projects - doing it differently & new ways of working
  9. Next Generation workshop

Conference Day 2:
Wednesday 19th June

Morning Sessions

  1. Plenary session: Today's infrastructure resilient in tomorrow's climate
  2. Flood risk projects - enabling growth & regeneration
  3. Implementing the ambition of the 25YEP for a climate resilient society
  4. A national FCERM strategy that sets the vision for 2100: 5 nations panel - infrastructure resilience
  5. Future asset management & investment
  6. LGA Coastal SIG AGM (by invitation only)

Afternoon Sessions

  1. In conversation with Nick Crane, BBC Coast & Emma Howard Boyd, Chair, Environment Agency
  2. Delivering climate change resilience through collaborative projects
  3. Planning, development & flood risk
  4. Project soundbites - protecting 300,000 homes, lessons learned
  5. Coastal workshop - maximising opportunities for growth & regeneration
  6. Women in FCERM - networking session
  7. Exploring how we could pay for flood risk management in the future
  8. The hidden system - delivering effective water drainage infrastructure
  9. Natural environment - embedding & realising the benefits of improving our natural infrastructure
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Conference Day 3:
Thursday 20th June

Morning Sessions

  1. Plenary Session: Shaping the future today together - nations of climate champions
  2. Incident preparedness
  3. Let's get digital! Data innovations & opportunities
  4. An industry fit for the future - skills
  5. A national FCERM strategy that sets out the vision to 2100 - effective communications for behaviour change

Afternoon Sessions

  1. Future project & programme delivery
  2. Climate resilience panel - time to act
  3. Digital Flood Dragons - Pitch to Prototype
  4. How exercising can improve the health of our emergency plans
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