"EUROPE-INBO 2018"

Declaration of Seville

Full Program

Wednesday 17 October from 10:30 to 16:30

  Workshop "Invasive Alien Species: Prevention and Management Solutions"               

Agenda
Concept note

Papers :

•  Invasive Alien Species Example of good practices French Biodiversity  agency - Gaëlle Deronzier
•  Invasive Alien Species - Management of IAS - Ray Earle
•  Management of Invasive Alien Species - Nicolás Cifuentes
•  Surveillance of aquatic IAS in the Netherlands - Henk Groenewoud
•  Development of a system of early detection of zebra mussel through analysis of eDNA - Marta Prado Rodríguez

Conclusions of the workshop - Mr. Philippe Seguin

Wednesday 17 October from 17.00 to 19.00

INBO World Liaison Bureau

- Agenda of the bureau

Presentation of the INBO Genral Secretary - Jean-François Donzier

- Work program 2019-2021
- Other documents

Thursday 18 and Friday 19 October

• INBO Secretary General opening  - Jean-François Donzier
• Presentation of Water Governance in Spain - Joaquín Páez
• Europe's water today - Hans Stielstra

Roundtable 1 - Prevention of Drought: Adaptation Planning at the Basin Level, Reuse and Desalination.

• Water Framework Directive implementation in Belarus with account to climate change adaptation - Vladimir Korneev
• Strategies to adapt to water scarcity: circular economy and resource recovery - Sébastien Pellion
• Climate change impact on water and adaptation measures in Spain - Teodoro Estrela Monreal
• Water reuse in the management and hydrological planning in the Jucar River Basin District - Javier Ferrer Polo
• Drought Relief in Pearl River Delta - He Zhibo
• Paper of Víctor Juan Cifuentes Sánchez
• Impact du changement climatique sur le bassin Adour-Garonne - Martin Malvy
• Prevention of drought: Adaptation planning at the basin level, reuse and desalination. A case study fron the island of Malta - Michael Schembri

Roundtable 2 - Efficiency and Multiple Benefits: The Interest of Combining Hydraulic Infrastructure and Nature-Based Solutions.

• EFFICIENCY & MULTIPLE BENEFITSThe interest of combining hydraulic infrastructure and nature-based solutions to face the issue of climate change -
• Bart Fokkens
• Climat change impact on water and adaptation measures in Spain - Teodoro Estrela Monreal
• L'Ambassade de l'eau / Water Embassy - Jeannette Pretot
• Paper of Bendik Eithyn Halgunset
• Sinergias de las obras hidráulicas en los países áridos. El caso del Ebro - Manuel Omedas Margelí
• La gestión de sequías en la cuenca del Ebro. Retos del cambio climático -  Rogelio Galván Plaza
• Water Resources Management in Brazil - Oscar de Moraes Cordeiro Netto
• WFD requirements - Peter Rudberg

Roundtable 3 - International Cooperation: Twinning and Peer-to-Peer Exchanges, Neighbourhood Area, Transboundary Waters,

• Jumelage Agence du bassin hydraulique de SoussMassa & Agence de l’Eau Rhône Méditerranée Corse - Anahi Barrera
• Experiences of the International Sava River Basin Commission in transboundary cooperation - Dragan Zeljko
• Aplicacion de los tratados de Nayona en la comarca de la Cerdana en Girona, Espana - Antonio Coch
• International transboudary cooperation in the Danube River Basin context – Romanian experience - Andreea Galie, Sorin Rândasu
• MEMBO - REMOB - REMOC - Laura Tanco Ballesteros
• 15 yearsof cooperationbetweenEst AegeanBasin Directorate(Bulgaria) and Artois-Picardie River Basin (France) - Tsvetelina Kaneva, Arnaud Courtecuisse
• The Importance of Twinning for the Hungarian Water Management Historical Aspects - Kálmán Papp
• International cooperation on the DNIESTER river basinbetween the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine - Dumitru Proca
• Cooperación Internacional: Hermanamientos e Intercambios Entre Pares, Zona de Vecindad, Aguas Transfronterizas - Sean Cazares
• Future of the Amu Darya Basin in the context of adaptation to climate change - Oygul Usmanova

Roundtable 4 - Revision of the Water Framework Directive (WFD): Improving Coordination with other European Directives (MarineSFD, Flood, Renewable Energy Directives…).

• Paper on WFD - Luis Martínez Cortina
• Revision of the Water Framework Directive. A case in The Netherlands - Peter C.G. Glas
• Vers une Directive Européenne tropicalisée ? - Marie-France Toul
• Révision de la DCEComment améliorer la cohérence entreles directives européennes ? - Christian Lecussan
• Coordination between EC Water Policies and CAP - The case of soil loss - Juan Lluch
• Water Management in the Republic of Serbia, WFD and coordination with other Directives - Nataša Milić
• Integrated implementation of the WFD, MSFD, NiDand UWWTD considering the nutrients emissions reduction in Romania - Elvira Marchidan

Special session on International and Regional Initiatives

• International cooperation for the management of transboundary aquifers - Antonio Chambel
• Life Watch ERIC - Marta Copado García
• OECD Water Governance Indicators - Peter Glas
• SDG6: The world is not on the right track…unlessweall acttogether! - Jacky Cottet
• Paper of Lupercio Antonio Ziroldo - Lupercio Antonio Ziroldo
• Nouvelles masses d'eau. Exploitation des eaux conventionnelles et non conventionnelles - Fadi Georges Comair
• Preliminary activities on heavy rain risk management in Central Europe : RAINMAN Project CE 968-Integrated Heavy Rain Risk Management - Mariuz Adynkiwicz-Piragas
• Youth policy - Faucard

Official Closing ceremony

• Reporting on the Worshop on Invasive Alien Species - Courtecuisse
• Reporting roundtable 1 - Cifuentes
• Reporting roundtable 2 : Martinez
• Reporting roundtable 3 - Lefebure
• Reporting roundtable 4 - Tanco
• Presentation of the candidacy of Malta to host the "Europe-INBO 2020" - Schembri
• Invitation at the next "Europe-INBO" Conference 2019 in Finland & short introduction on the organization of water governance in Finland - Taina Ihaksi
• Presentation of the “Declaration of Seville” - Eric Tardieu

Saturday 20 October from 09:00 to 13:30

A technical visit will be organized to discover the hydraulic installations of the 1992 Universal Exhibition site on the La Cartuja island, but also the emblematic monuments of Seville history, such as the Spain Square (Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929), and, in the old town, the Cathedral and its Giralda and the Alcazar.