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Conference on Environmental Knowledge for Disaster Risk Reduction ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO FLOOD RESILIENCE 10-11 May, Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, India Dr. Shiraz A. Wajih Dr. B.K. Singh
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Conference on Environmental Knowledge for Disaster Risk Reduction ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO FLOOD RESILIENCE 10-11 May, Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, India Dr.

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Page 1: Conference on Environmental Knowledge for Disaster Risk Reduction ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO FLOOD RESILIENCE 10-11 May, Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, India Dr.

Conference onEnvironmental Knowledge for Disaster Risk Reduction

ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO FLOOD RESILIENCE

10-11 May, Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, India

• Dr. Shiraz A. Wajih• Dr. B.K. Singh

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Location Map

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• Change in time, volume, pattern etc.• Increasing frequency of flash floods• Smaller rivers- major causes• Dry spells during monsoon• Hot winds during winters• Increasing duration of water logging

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Flood Changing trends

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Rainfall

Patterns

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Rural Peri urban urban

Vulnerability ( Resilience)

• Basic infrastructure • Social Institutions• Economic base• Natural environment

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Farm

Landscape

Ecosystem Approach in Rural systemEstablishing link between farm-landscape

Drainage

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Integration of Farm Sub System

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Ecosystem Approach in Urban Resiliency

S.N Water bodies Numbers ( 1951)

Present (2011)

1 Ditches 163

2 Ponds 53

3 Lakes 22

Total 238 22*

* Degenerated condition

YearsYears Area in acresArea in acres

1916 1916 1924.951924.95

19401940 1902.711902.71

19601960 1897.761897.76

19711971 1895.291895.29

19901990 1828.571828.57

20002000 1784.101784.10

20022002 1751.971751.97

20072007 1732.201732.20

20102010 1692.261692.26

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2010

• Conservation of water bodies

Diminishing Ramgarh Lake

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Ecosystem Approach in Urban Resiliency

S. No Land use 1971 2001

Area in ha

% of total developed area

Area in ha

% of total developed

area

1 Residential 1031.00 63.72 4103.00 72.10

2 Commercial 35.21 2.18 173.20 3.05

3 Industrial 56.05 3.46 445.00 7.82

4 Govt 90.34 6.08 161.00 2.83

5 Public and semi public

350.01 21.63 398.32 7.01

6 Park and open space

47.35 2.93 291.20 5.01

7 Transport N.A NA 117.10 2.07

Total 1618.12 100.00 5689.12 100.00

Maintaining open spaces

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Resiliency in Flood affected area to be developed through :

Criteria Examples

Redundancy Diversity : Livestock, agriculture

Flexibility Robustness of Farm System, Drainage

Responsiveness Time & Space Management in Cropping System

Capacity to learning ITK, experiment etc

Multi-tier cropping

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