Risk Management in the Province of Tyrol 2nd European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction 10-12 October 2011, Skopje Mag. Andreas Koler

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Risk Management in the Province of Tyrol 2nd European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction October 2011, Skopje Mag. Andreas Koler

Overview 2 Risk Management in the Province of Tyrol ORTIS Risk Management Tool & Services Some More Facts alpS – Who We Are Making Cities Resilient

▲ R&D center based in Innsbruck/Austria ▲ Topics: natural hazard research and risk management ▲ Focus on climate change adaptation ▲ 85 employees at 3 locations – still growing ▲ 70 company partners in 15 countries ▲ 20 scientific partners in 6 countries ▲ 10 public authorities in 3 countries ▲ 30 projects running ▲ 25% in the field of applied risk management ▲ Risk management in the Province of Tyrol alpS – Who We Are 3

▲ Today: focus on essential #3  Prepare & share risk assessments.  Risk assessment method used in the province of Tyrol  Some results Making Cities Resilient 4 ▲ Province of Tyrol (279 municipalities) and City of Lienz: "Role model for community-based risk assessment, management and reduction" ▲ National launch of the campaign at the conference “Managing Alpine Future II“, November 2011 in Innsbruck

alpS Risk Management 5 Risk Management Risk Analysis Risk ControlRisk Monitoring Simple, effective and applicable in everyday life

Risk Analysis 6 Risk Management Risk Analysis Risk Control Risk Monitoring ▲ Basic step for EVERY risk management ▲ Risk identification (essential risks!) ▲ Risk evaluation (probability and impact) ▲ Risk illustration (risk matrix, risk list, risk maps) We do risk management for users, not for risk managers!

Risk Control 7 ▲ Reduce risks ▲ Set targets ▲ Technical control ▲ Organisational control ▲ Better communication! Risk Management Risk Analysis Risk Control Risk Monitoring Implement simple and effective control measures!

Avoiding Risk Control 8 Basis: Risk Analysis and Assessment Mitigation Shifting Residual Risk Risk Control RiskAnalysis Total Risk BAD CONTROL

Risk Monitoring 9 ▲ Changes in processes ▲ Changes in potential damage ▲ Changes in probability ▲ Changes in impacts ▲ New risks -> back to step 1 (risk analysis) Risk Management Risk Analysis Risk Control Risk Monitoring keeps the risk-management process running!

Risk Monitoring 10 Quelle: Andreas Götz, BWG NO OPTION

▲ ORTIS software tool  Especially developed to support the risk management process in communites (and companies)  Following a clearly structured risk management guideline ▲ The ORTIS tool offers…  A user-friendly interface  A web-based platform (no separate software required)  A structured risk management guideline  Illustration and visualization elements  Reporting and statistical functions  A knowledge database for the administration of documents ORTIS – Risk Management Tool 11

ORTIS – Risk Management Tool 12

▲ ORTIS Services  Special methodology based on extensive research and practical experience gained from national and international risk management activities  Workshops  Cartographic processing  Personal support throughout the process  Latest scientific know-how through other activities within alpS and alpS network ORTIS – Risk Management Tool 13

What Do We Do in the Municipalities? 14

The Next Steps 15 Municipality subjective risk analysis District objective/subjective risk analysis Province of Tyrol objective risk analysis RISK EXPERTS Geologists, hydrologists, fire departement, avalanche experts, technicians RISK EXPERTS Geologists, hydrologists, fire departement, avalanche experts, technicians LOCAL EXPERTS Local fire departement, mayor, municipality employees, local infrastructure

Some Numbers 16 ▲ 10 risk-management experts involved  Regional government  alpS ▲ 200 workshops in municipalities ▲ 180 municipalities completed ▲ 4800 risks identified  Average of 27 (range from 5 to 170)  More than 60% natural hazards ▲ 1.5 terabyte data generated (mostly GIS-maps) ▲ 170 days „on the road“ ▲ 900 local experts involved ▲ 50 risk experts involved

▲ Province of Tyrol (279 communities) ▲ „Risk management without borders“ in cooperation with the German Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance ▲ Different cities and municipalities in other parts of Austria ▲ Risk management workshops in  Germany  Switzerland  Italy (Province Alto Adige)  Indonesia  China  Algeria  Argentina ▲ National risk analysis Austria Application Examples 17

Thank you for your attention! Mag. Andreas Koler alpS - Center for Climate Change Adaptation Technologies A-6020 Innsbruck/Austria phone: