Informations
Solution ID
Description of solution
Summary (Challenges; Objectives)
Between 1860 and 1890 the Untere Salzach has been strongly regulated and several hydroelectric power plants were built. All together this lead to increased depth erosion. To prevent bridges, walls and dikes from getting undermined Bavaria and Austria used NBS. To stabilze the river bed 2009/2010 a river bed ramp has been built. To improve the bedload budget it is also planned to make more room for the river. The bank protection will be removed and structural measures (e.g. the implemention of deadwood) to improve the ecological situation will be implemented.
Location Latitude
47.9128000000
Location Longitude
12.9553000000
Keywords
Ecosystem (s) impacted
Alpine
Hazard(s) concerned
Erosion
Other challenges
Biodiversity
Exposition
Exposed assets
Industrial buildings
Is there population exposed?
No
Activity
Are there jobs created in the nature-based sector?
Don't know
Are there new employments in tourism sector, sport activities or recreational activites ?
No
Are there new activities in the tourism sector , sport activities or recreational activites?
No
Are there new/traditional activities that increased?
I don't know
International classification
Sustainable development goals addressed
SDG 13 – Climate action
Actors
Organizations involved in the implementation of the action
University of Stuttgart, water authority Traunstein, planning consortium "Mensch und Natur, Salzach im Gleichgewicht"
Temporal aspects
Design life time of the action
More than 10 years
Implementation time of the action
Between 5 and 10 years
Financial aspects
Financing source
Bavaria, Austria, national flood-prevention program
Others
Participatory process
No
Is it possible to transpose this action in a different context?
I don't know
Evaluation
Risk reduction
Hazard
+
Exposure
+
Vulnerability
+
Feasibility
Technical Feasibility
+
Economic Feasibility
+
Environment
Water
+
Soil
+
Vegetation
+
Landscape
+
Biodiversity
+
Society
Quality of Life
?
Community involvement
?
Landscape Heritage
?
Economy
Revitalization
?
Local Economy
?
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