| Authors | Denjean, B. and Denjean, B. and Altamirano, M.A. and Graveline, N. and Giordano, R. and Van der Keur, P. and Moncoulon, D. and Weinberg, J. and M??ez Costa, M. and Kozinc, Z. and Mulligan, M. and Pengal, P. and Matthews, J. and van Cauwenbergh, N. and L?pez Gunn, E. and Bresch, D.N. and Denjean, B. |
| Text | 452117 2017 10.1016/j.envres.2017.07.006 Scopus 2 s2.0 85026462261 Adaptation Green infrastructure Insurance value Nature based solutions resilience Natural Assurance Scheme A level playing field framework for Green Grey infrastructure development Denjean, B. and Denjean, B. and Altamirano, M.A. and Graveline, N. and Giordano, R. and Van der Keur, P. and Moncoulon, D. and Weinberg, J. and M ez Costa, M. and Kozinc, Z. and Mulligan, M. and Pengal, P. and Matthews, J. and van Cauwenbergh, N. and L pez Gunn, E. and Bresch, D.N. and Denjean, B. Beijing Forestry University, 35 Qinghua E Rd, WuDaoKou, Haidian Qu, 100085, China Asia Centre, 71 boulevard Raspail, Paris, 75006, France Deltares, Water Resources and Delta Management, Delft, MH 2600, Netherlands BRGM Universite de Montpellier, 1039, rue de Pinville, Montpellier, 34000, France National Research Council Water Research Institute, via De Blasio, 5, Bari, 70132, Italy Dept. of Hydrology, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland GEUS , Oster Voldgade 10 or in Danish we have the Ø Øster Voldgade 10 , Copenhagen K, DK 1350, Denmark CCR, Modelling R D Technical Studies Reinsurance Department, 157 Boulevard Haussmann, Paris, 75008, France Stockholm International Water Institute, Linnegatan 87A, Stockholm, SE 10055, Sweden Climate Service Center Germany GERICS , Helmholtz Center Geesthacht, Chilehaus, Eingang B Fischertwiete 1, Hamburg, 20095, Germany Institute for Development of Local Potentials, Retece 215, Skofja Loka, 4220, Slovenia Department of Geography, King s College London, WC2R 2LS, United Kingdom REVIVO, Institute for Ichthyological and Ecological Research, PE Ljubljana, Staretova 1, SI 1233 Dob, Slovenia Alliance for Global Water Adaptation AGWA , 7640 NW Hoodview Circle, Corvallis, OR 97330, United States IHE Delft, Institute for Water Education, Department of Integrated Water Systems and Governance, Westvest 7 PO Box 3015, Delft, DA 2601, Netherlands ICATALIST and Cheney Fellow, University of Leeds, United Kingdom Institute for Environmental Decisions, ETH Zurich, Zurich, 8092, Switzerland 21 rue Jacques Fereol Mazas, Beziers, 34500, France This paper proposes a conceptual framework to systematize the use of Nature based solutions NBS by integrating their resilience potential into Natural Assurance Scheme NAS , focusing on insurance value as corner stone for both awareness raising and valuation. As such one of its core goal is to align research and pilot projects with infrastructure development constraints and priorities. Under NAS, the integrated contribution of natural infrastructure to Disaster Risk Reduction is valued in the context of an identified growing need for climate robust infrastructure. The potential of NAS benefits and trade off are explored by through the alternative lens of Disaster Resilience Enhancement DRE . Such a system requires a joint effort of specific knowledge transfer from research groups and stakeholders to potential future NAS developers and investors. We therefore match the knowledge gaps with operational stages of the development of NAS from a project designer perspective. We start by highlighting the key role of the insurance industry in incentivizing and assessing disaster and slow onset resilience enhancement strategies. In parallel we place the public sector as potential kick starters in DRE initiatives through the existing initiatives and constraints of infrastructure procurement. Under this perspective the paper explores the required alignment of Integrated Water resources planning and Public investment systems. Ultimately this will provide the possibility for both planners and investors to design no regret NBS and mixed Grey Green infrastructures systems. As resources and constraints are widely different between infrastructure development contexts, the framework does not provide explicit methodological choices but presents current limits of knowledge and know how. In conclusion the paper underlines the potential of NAS to ease the infrastructure gap in water globally by stressing the advantages of investment in the protection, enhancement and restoration of natural capital as an effective climate change adaptation investment 159 Published version https //www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri eid=2 s2.0 85026462261 doi=10.1016%2fj.envres.2017.07.006 partnerID=40 md5=7ee05237c2d3834272d9e70d1ef9a361 cited By 20 Natural Assurance Scheme A level playing field framework for Green Grey infrastructure development 1 s2.0 S0013935117312756 main.pdf Articolo in rivista Academic Press 1096 0953 Environmental research Online Environmental research Online Environ. res. Online Environmental research Online Environmental research. Online Section A Online raffaele.giordano GIORDANO RAFFAELE NAIAD NAture Insurance value Assessment and Demonstration |
