Memorandum of Understanding between ISPRA and the Po River Basin Authority to deepen the hydrogeological knowledge of the territory
The President of ISPRA Stefano Laporta and the Secretary General of the Po River District Basin Authority Alessandro Bratti have signed a memorandum of understanding, lasting five years. The collaboration, aimed at deepening and experimenting with scientifically complex issues in the Po River district, also includes actions necessary for an effective use of resources and for the subsequent adoption of a shared strategy, within the scope of the respective institutional competences.
- https://www.isprambiente.gov.it/en/news/memorandum-of-understanding-between-ispra-and-the-po-river-basin-authority-to-deepen-the-hydrogeological-knowledge-of-the-territory
- Memorandum of Understanding between ISPRA and the Po River Basin Authority to deepen the hydrogeological knowledge of the territory
- 2025-04-03T00:00:00+02:00
- 2025-04-03T23:59:59+02:00
- The President of ISPRA Stefano Laporta and the Secretary General of the Po River District Basin Authority Alessandro Bratti have signed a memorandum of understanding, lasting five years. The collaboration, aimed at deepening and experimenting with scientifically complex issues in the Po River district, also includes actions necessary for an effective use of resources and for the subsequent adoption of a shared strategy, within the scope of the respective institutional competences.
- When Apr 03, 2025 (Europe/Berlin / UTC200)
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ISPRA will make available its knowledge on hydrology, hydrodynamics, hydromorphology, on the state and evolutionary dynamics of internal surface and underground water ecosystems, basin planning and management of hydrogeological risk, also through official reporting on structural interventions for soil protection, such as the National Repertory of Soil Protection Interventions (RENDIS) and the Inventory of Italian Landslide Phenomena (IFFI project).
The Po Basin Authority studies and monitors the territory of the district of 8 Regions and 1 Autonomous Province, an area home to numerous and important productive activities, with significant impacts on the natural system; to this is added the variability of the hydrological conditions and the ongoing climate changes, which manifest themselves with particular intensity in the Po Valley. The ADBPO has the task of planning the management of flood risk and ensuring the improvement of the characteristics of the water bodies, preventing further deterioration, protecting the aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and promoting the growth of the territories involved.