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Ilse Voskamp
Wageningen Environmental Research, Wageningen University & Research, P.O. Box 47, 6700 AA Wageningen, the Netherlands

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Journal article
Published: 04 June 2021 in Sustainability
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Despite the recognized potential of nature-based solutions (NBSs) to support climate adaptation, there are still wide barriers for a wider uptake of such NBS in urban areas. While tailored NBS tools could facilitate and accelerate this process, a comprehensive mapping of their availability and capacity to respond to cities’ challenges is missing. This research aims to provide an overview of tools that intend to facilitate the uptake of NBS for urban climate adaptation supporting cities in overcoming their challenges. To do so, this paper (i) presents the results of interviews and workshops with municipal officers and decision-makers from different European cities that identified the challenges they experience with NBS uptake; (ii) selects and reviews NBS tools and (iii) analyzes them on their capacity to address these implementation challenges. Our research revealed four key challenges that municipal officers experience: resources availability; level of expertise, know-how or competence; the institutional setting, and collaborative governance and planning. The results from the tools’ review show that existing tools can support overcoming a lack of expertise (31), but, to a smaller extent, can also be of use when experiencing the institutional setting (13), availability of resources (11), and collaborative governance and planning (10) as a challenge. This work provides researchers and tool developers with insights into potential market saturation as well as scarcity of certain types of tools that would match cities’ challenges, highlighting needs and opportunities for new tool development.

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Ilse Voskamp; Claudia de Luca; Monserrat Polo-Ballinas; Helena Hulsman; Reinder Brolsma. Nature-Based Solutions Tools for Planning Urban Climate Adaptation: State of the Art. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6381 .

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Ilse Voskamp, Claudia de Luca, Monserrat Polo-Ballinas, Helena Hulsman, Reinder Brolsma. Nature-Based Solutions Tools for Planning Urban Climate Adaptation: State of the Art. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (11):6381.

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Ilse Voskamp; Claudia de Luca; Monserrat Polo-Ballinas; Helena Hulsman; Reinder Brolsma. 2021. "Nature-Based Solutions Tools for Planning Urban Climate Adaptation: State of the Art." Sustainability 13, no. 11: 6381.

Journal article
Published: 01 May 2021 in Sustainable Cities and Society
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To design effective strategies for sustainable urban resource management, it is essential to understand which urban characteristics underlie consumption patterns. We used multiple linear regression analyses to examine sixteen factors on their explanatory power for spatial variation in residential electricity, gas and water consumption in Amsterdam. Four models per resource were used, based on distinct spatial units aggregating high-resolution data: neighbourhoods, districts, 100 m squares and 500 m squares. We found twelve explanatory variables for spatial variability in consumption in total and nine or ten per resource. The number and relative importance of explanatory variables varies with the spatial units used. Overall, neighbourhood models explain variance in consumption data best (adjusted R² = 0.88, 0.86, 0.74). Income level and building type stand out for having high relative importance (top 4) in all four models for two of the three resources; migration history shows an important correlation with water consumption, which was not described hitherto. We conclude that explanatory variables for resource consumption are sensitive to size and shape of spatial units used. We recommend to use future high resolution studies for different resources of interest to determine which spatial and temporal resolutions of analysis can support urban planners and designers in formulating context-specific interventions.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Megan N. Visscher; Corné Vreugdenhil; Ron J.A. Van Lammeren; Nora B. Sutton. Spatial, infrastructural and consumer characteristics underlying spatial variability in residential energy and water consumption in Amsterdam. Sustainable Cities and Society 2021, 72, 102977 .

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Ilse M. Voskamp, Megan N. Visscher, Corné Vreugdenhil, Ron J.A. Van Lammeren, Nora B. Sutton. Spatial, infrastructural and consumer characteristics underlying spatial variability in residential energy and water consumption in Amsterdam. Sustainable Cities and Society. 2021; 72 ():102977.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Megan N. Visscher; Corné Vreugdenhil; Ron J.A. Van Lammeren; Nora B. Sutton. 2021. "Spatial, infrastructural and consumer characteristics underlying spatial variability in residential energy and water consumption in Amsterdam." Sustainable Cities and Society 72, no. : 102977.

Report
Published: 01 January 2021 in Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050
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L.L. de Rooij; Alterra - Regional development and spatial use; M. Sterk; M. van Meij; X. Hu; I.M. Voskamp; W. Timmermans; Alterra - Climate change and adaptive land and water management; Wimek; Water And Land Use Alterra - Soil; Soil Geography And Landscape; Alterra - Spatial Knowledge Systems. Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050. Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050 2021, 1 .

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L.L. de Rooij, Alterra - Regional development and spatial use, M. Sterk, M. van Meij, X. Hu, I.M. Voskamp, W. Timmermans, Alterra - Climate change and adaptive land and water management, Wimek, Water And Land Use Alterra - Soil, Soil Geography And Landscape, Alterra - Spatial Knowledge Systems. Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050. Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050. 2021; ():1.

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L.L. de Rooij; Alterra - Regional development and spatial use; M. Sterk; M. van Meij; X. Hu; I.M. Voskamp; W. Timmermans; Alterra - Climate change and adaptive land and water management; Wimek; Water And Land Use Alterra - Soil; Soil Geography And Landscape; Alterra - Spatial Knowledge Systems. 2021. "Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050." Klimaatrobuuste beek(dal)landschappen Noordoost Brabant : in perspectief 2050 , no. : 1.

Dissertation
Published: 07 December 2020
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Ilse Martine Voskamp. Resource-conscious urban planning and design : Exploring the potential of urban metabolism assessments. 2020, 1 .

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Ilse Martine Voskamp. Resource-conscious urban planning and design : Exploring the potential of urban metabolism assessments. . 2020; ():1.

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Ilse Martine Voskamp. 2020. "Resource-conscious urban planning and design : Exploring the potential of urban metabolism assessments." , no. : 1.

Review
Published: 01 February 2020 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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Understanding which factors influence urban metabolism is a prerequisite for designing policies and plans that effectuate sustainable resource management. A growing number of publications is concerned with these factors. Yet, this emerging field of research lacks a common framework that supports researchers in interpreting their findings, such as generalizability to other cities, and making informed decisions on their research design. Aiming to contribute to building such a framework, we systematically reviewed urban metabolism literature. This review paper presents an overview of factors influencing urban water and energy consumption and their effect on consumption, and it describes the interconnectedness of these factors for six different types of relationships. Results disclose fourteen drivers, changes in societal context that shape consumption patterns, and twenty-one facilitators/constraints. The latter type of factors include consumer, resource and urban landscape characteristics that affect resource consumption by facilitating or constraining specific activities. Findings indicate commonalities between primary studies in terms of prevalent observed effect direction for a given factor. However, the interconnections between different factors can influence the direction and magnitude of effects and thereby result in case-specific variability in consumption patterns. Future research should enhance the understanding of these interconnections, strengthen the evidence for the factors presented here and provide insight in additional factors of influence. It is essential to align these studies in terms of a common terminology, transparent quality assessment and a unified approach to measuring and expressing factors of influence. Connecting with related disciplines working on a common systems approach is key to realize the full potential of urban metabolism research to advance our understanding of cities.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Nora B. Sutton; Sven Stremke; Huub H.M. Rijnaarts. A systematic review of factors influencing spatiotemporal variability in urban water and energy consumption. Journal of Cleaner Production 2020, 256, 120310 .

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Ilse M. Voskamp, Nora B. Sutton, Sven Stremke, Huub H.M. Rijnaarts. A systematic review of factors influencing spatiotemporal variability in urban water and energy consumption. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2020; 256 ():120310.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Nora B. Sutton; Sven Stremke; Huub H.M. Rijnaarts. 2020. "A systematic review of factors influencing spatiotemporal variability in urban water and energy consumption." Journal of Cleaner Production 256, no. : 120310.

Report
Published: 01 January 2020 in Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration
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Bertram De Rooij; Alterra - Regional development and spatial use; Katherine Pittore; Vincent Linderhof; Ilse Voskamp; Cdi Advisory; Lei Green Economy And Landuse; Wass; Alterra - Climate change and adaptive land and water management; Wimek. Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration. Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration 2020, 1 .

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Bertram De Rooij, Alterra - Regional development and spatial use, Katherine Pittore, Vincent Linderhof, Ilse Voskamp, Cdi Advisory, Lei Green Economy And Landuse, Wass, Alterra - Climate change and adaptive land and water management, Wimek. Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration. Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration. 2020; ():1.

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Bertram De Rooij; Alterra - Regional development and spatial use; Katherine Pittore; Vincent Linderhof; Ilse Voskamp; Cdi Advisory; Lei Green Economy And Landuse; Wass; Alterra - Climate change and adaptive land and water management; Wimek. 2020. "Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration." Food Futures Strategy Uganda -insights from webinars 2020 : Feeding Cities and migration , no. : 1.

Journal article
Published: 01 January 2018 in Resources, Conservation and Recycling
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Ilse M. Voskamp; Marc Spiller; Sven Stremke; Arnold K. Bregt; Corné Vreugdenhil; Huub H.M. Rijnaarts. Space-time information analysis for resource-conscious urban planning and design: A stakeholder based identification of urban metabolism data gaps. Resources, Conservation and Recycling 2018, 128, 516 -525.

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Ilse M. Voskamp, Marc Spiller, Sven Stremke, Arnold K. Bregt, Corné Vreugdenhil, Huub H.M. Rijnaarts. Space-time information analysis for resource-conscious urban planning and design: A stakeholder based identification of urban metabolism data gaps. Resources, Conservation and Recycling. 2018; 128 ():516-525.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Marc Spiller; Sven Stremke; Arnold K. Bregt; Corné Vreugdenhil; Huub H.M. Rijnaarts. 2018. "Space-time information analysis for resource-conscious urban planning and design: A stakeholder based identification of urban metabolism data gaps." Resources, Conservation and Recycling 128, no. : 516-525.

Journal article
Published: 29 July 2016 in Journal of Industrial Ecology
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Sustainable urban resource management depends essentially on a sound understanding of a city's resource flows. One established method for analyzing the urban metabolism (UM) is the Eurostat material flow analysis (MFA). However, for a comprehensive assessment of the UM, this method has its limitations. It does not account for all relevant resource flows, such as locally sourced resources, and it does not differentiate between flows that are associated with the city's resource consumption and resources that only pass through the city. This research sought to gain insights into the UM of Amsterdam by performing an MFA employing the Eurostat method. Modifications to that method were made to enhance its performance for comprehensive UM analyses. A case study of Amsterdam for the year 2012 was conducted and the results of the Eurostat and the modified Eurostat method were compared. The results show that Amsterdam's metabolism is dominated by water flows and by port-related throughput of fossil fuels. The modified Eurostat method provides a deeper understanding of the UM than the urban Eurostat MFA attributed to three major benefits of the proposed modifications. First, the MFA presents a more complete image of the flows in the UM. Second, the modified resource classification presents findings in more detail. Third, explicating throughput flows yields a much-improved insight into the nature of a city's imports, exports, and stock. Overall, these advancements provide a deeper understanding of the UM and make the MFA method more useful for sustainable urban resource management.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Sven Stremke; Marc Spiller; Daniela Perrotti; Jan Peter Van Der Hoek; Huub H. M. Rijnaarts. Enhanced Performance of the Eurostat Method for Comprehensive Assessment of Urban Metabolism: A Material Flow Analysis of Amsterdam. Journal of Industrial Ecology 2016, 21, 887 -902.

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Ilse M. Voskamp, Sven Stremke, Marc Spiller, Daniela Perrotti, Jan Peter Van Der Hoek, Huub H. M. Rijnaarts. Enhanced Performance of the Eurostat Method for Comprehensive Assessment of Urban Metabolism: A Material Flow Analysis of Amsterdam. Journal of Industrial Ecology. 2016; 21 (4):887-902.

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Ilse M. Voskamp; Sven Stremke; Marc Spiller; Daniela Perrotti; Jan Peter Van Der Hoek; Huub H. M. Rijnaarts. 2016. "Enhanced Performance of the Eurostat Method for Comprehensive Assessment of Urban Metabolism: A Material Flow Analysis of Amsterdam." Journal of Industrial Ecology 21, no. 4: 887-902.

Journal article
Published: 01 January 2015 in Building and Environment
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I.M. Voskamp; F.H.M. Van de Ven. Planning support system for climate adaptation: Composing effective sets of blue-green measures to reduce urban vulnerability to extreme weather events. Building and Environment 2015, 83, 159 -167.

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I.M. Voskamp, F.H.M. Van de Ven. Planning support system for climate adaptation: Composing effective sets of blue-green measures to reduce urban vulnerability to extreme weather events. Building and Environment. 2015; 83 ():159-167.

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I.M. Voskamp; F.H.M. Van de Ven. 2015. "Planning support system for climate adaptation: Composing effective sets of blue-green measures to reduce urban vulnerability to extreme weather events." Building and Environment 83, no. : 159-167.