IWRS a partner in LIFE project ViVaCCAdapt
Institute for Water of the Republic of Slovenia will as a partner participate in the LIFE project called ViVaCCAdapt – Adapting to the impacts of Climate Change in the Vipava Valley.
Institute for Water of the Republic of Slovenia will as a partner participate in the LIFE project called ViVaCCAdapt – Adapting to the impacts of Climate Change in the Vipava Valley.
There is an urgent need for adaptation plans to outline how individual river basins can prepare for the impacts of climate change and other pressures. The development of successful adaptation strategies needs to involve both regional and local stakeholders.
Within the framework of the European project BeWater awareness campaign continues in a form of mobile exhibition hosted in various places in Slovenia with the focus on Vipava Valley.
Multidisciplinary solutions for Krakov Forest. In cooperation with partners, the IWRS is designing solutions for the protected Natura 2000 site in Krakov Forest. The Forest is drying and finding a solution for its diminishing water levels is essential. The IWRS and its partners will find solutions that will partially help solve the issue of flood safety at Kostanjevica na Krki.
In January 2016, the IWRS staff will be moving to a new location – Dunajska cesta 156, Ljubljana.
We were notified in early December 2015 by the IPA Adriatic Programme that the DeFishGear project (Derelict fishing gear management system in the Adriatic region) has been extended to September 2016. The DeFishGear project was conceived in response to the lack of knowledge and understanding of marine litter.
The Institute for Water has completed the study Assessment of the Status of the Border and the Interior Section of the Mura River Including Planned Measures. The Slovenian analysis of the border section served as the foundation for the presentation of positions at the bilateral commission of Slovenia and Austria.
On Wednesday, 11 November 2015, the Institute for Water will hold a Council meeting. At the meeting, the Council members will discuss the 2016 work plan. They will review the Institute’s business performance in the first nine months of 2015.
The exhibition is on display between August 1st and 31th 2016 in the lobby of IBC – International Business Center in Šempeter pri Novi Gorici.
The IWRS is preparing sectoral consultations on incorporating the needs of individual sectors into the Water Management Plan. Three sectoral consultations will be organised in Ljubljana for the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning – for agriculture (22 October 2015), the energy sector (28 October) and water regulation (30 October).