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Fig. 4 The website is implemented and coordinated by the university (see Fig. 2), it provides an
interactive online mapping system and various opportunities to participate in the development of
climate change adaptation measures
published via the project website and be discussed and modified in cooperation
with the stakeholders. Citizens can participate in such discussions via a digital
forum.
(2) A discussion forum for citizens and an internal forum for relevant actors and
stakeholders: This allows users to critically review planned adaptation measures
and discuss them among all actors. The forum is also important to include the
public and guarantee more transparency in view of the future scenarios. Citizens
can argue for other solutions or possibly more suitable decisions taking into
account that local people sometimes have important knowledge about local
conditions which are possibly prone to be ignored by administrational units.
Apart from the web based participation tools, both, stakeholders and the public,
will be informed using traditional communication instruments like newsletters,
workshops, and exhibitions.
Figure 4 presents the basic structure of the “BebeR”-website that is aimed at
fostering interactive collaboration. All components have been developed and implemented by the university. For the online mapping system that is usable by all relevant
professional participants as well as involved citizens, the provision of data from various sources is essential due to the goal-setting of sustainable adaptation measures.
Such measures should take into account as much relevant information as possible to
receive a maximum of acceptance among actors.
H. Pundt and A. Heilmann
Fig. 4 The website is implemented and coordinated by the university (see Fig. 2), it provides an
interactive online mapping system and various opportunities to participate in the development of
climate change adaptation measures
published via the project website and be discussed and modified in cooperation
with the stakeholders. Citizens can participate in such discussions via a digital
forum.
(2) A discussion forum for citizens and an internal forum for relevant actors and
stakeholders: This allows users to critically review planned adaptation measures
and discuss them among all actors. The forum is also important to include the
public and guarantee more transparency in view of the future scenarios. Citizens
can argue for other solutions or possibly more suitable decisions taking into
account that local people sometimes have important knowledge about local
conditions which are possibly prone to be ignored by administrational units.
Apart from the web based participation tools, both, stakeholders and the public,
will be informed using traditional communication instruments like newsletters,
workshops, and exhibitions.
Figure 4 presents the basic structure of the “BebeR”-website that is aimed at
fostering interactive collaboration. All components have been developed and implemented by the university. For the online mapping system that is usable by all relevant
professional participants as well as involved citizens, the provision of data from various sources is essential due to the goal-setting of sustainable adaptation measures.
Such measures should take into account as much relevant information as possible to
receive a maximum of acceptance among actors.