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ARTS – Assessment of Regional and Territorial Sensitivity

ARTS – Assessment of Regional and Territorial Sensitivity. Bernd Schuh (ÖIR) Gödöllő , Hungary 21 and 22 June 2011. Vulnerability Concept. Definitions in ARTS. Potential effects (exposure) : Which economic, social, and environmental fields could be affected by EU directives?

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ARTS – Assessment of Regional and Territorial Sensitivity

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  1. ARTS – Assessment of Regional and Territorial Sensitivity Bernd Schuh (ÖIR) Gödöllő, Hungary 21 and 22 June 2011

  2. Vulnerability Concept Definitions in ARTS • Potential effects (exposure): Which economic, social, and environmental fields could be affected by EU directives? • (Territorial) sensitivity: Which characteristics make a territory potentially affected in its economic, social, and environmental fields? • Impact: Which are the territorial effects of a certain policy given its potential effects and regional sensitivities? • Adaptive capacity: How weak/strong is the ability of a system to adjust to the potential impact? link to governance aspects

  3. Exp. Field n Exp. Field n Directive 12 Directive 12 Exp. Field 2 Exp. Field 2 Directive 2 Exp. Field 1 Directive 2 Exp. Field 1 Directive 1 Directive 1 Region1 Region 1 Region 1 Exp. Field 1 Regional sensitivity Intensity of impacts Region 2 Region 2 Regional exposure Exp. Field 2 Region 2 Logical chains x x = Regions Regions Regions Exp. fields Region m Region m Region m Exp. Field n (Onematrix) (Onematrix) (Onematrix) (Onematrixforeachdirective) Directive/Exposure Matrix Regional Exposure Matrix Regional Sensitivity Matrix Territorial Impact Matrix (Regional Sensitivity to Exposure Fields) (Intensity of Impacts of Directives) (Logical Chains from Directives to Exposure Fields) (Regional Exposure to Directives)

  4. Regulative framework Environmental effects Result: Conceptual Model Air – aerial spraying prohibited – Improvement of air quality National Action Plan – Monitoring & Control Implementation process Deducing potential effects from Directives Training Emission Water – efficient application techniques (no aerial spraying, no drift application) – Improvement of water quality Education/awareness Soil – „immission“ decreases – improvement of soil quality (sustainable use of) Pesticides Socio-economic effects Eco-system/Bio-diversity Agricultural production quantity Land use/types of territories – Natura 2000/FFH – special use of land (hospitals, parks, playgrounds) – strong protection Agricultural production quality Input related sectors – pesticide production – spraying equipment Employment Social effects Innovation Recreational value of land Output related sectors – drinking water – fisheries – tourism Quality of Life Human Health positive correlation negative correlation

  5. Manual for practitioners Steps to assess the territorial impact of LPD • The conceptual model : How do a directive affect the development of regions? • Have directives different logical chains in different types of regions ? (Regional Exposure Matrix) • What is the intensity of exposure deriving from an Directive? (Directive Exposure Matrix) • How is the territorial impact of a Directive in European regions? (Calculating the TIM and plausibility checks) • Which regions will be affected in which fields (Mapping)? • What are the policy implications (discussion)? • Writing the minutes

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