INTA Calendar
24-26 January
Donostia-San Sebastian
INTA34 Scientific Committee
15-17 February
Cotonou, Benin
Brainstorming "Future of Decentralisation"
21-25 March
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
UN-Habitat World Urban Forum 5
Habitat Professionals Forum
International Networking Event
Joint IFHP-INTA-ISOCARP activity
4-12 April
Hsinchu, Taiwan
INTA Professional Training seminar & AA Design Workshop
“Knowledge Cities”
April
St Denis, La Réunion
Advisory Panel
“Innovative Tourism”
May
Lisbon, Portugal
Advisory Panel
“Waterfront development”
Cáceres, Spain
Advisory Panel
“Creativity in low density areas”
June
Roundtable - Warsaw, Poland “New New Towns”
3-9 July
St Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
Professional Summer Course
“Urban Management”
24 October
Donostia-San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain
World Urban Development Council
25-28 October
Donostia-San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain
INTA34 World Urban Development Congress
“Mobilising your Urban Region: Industry, inclusive innovation and territory”
INTA Secretariat
INTA
International Secretariat
Toussaintkade 71
NL-2513CL The Hague
The Netherlands
T. +31 (0)70 3244526
F. +31 (0)70 3280727
E. intainfo@inta-net.org
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INTA is the International Urban Development Association, composed of
over 2000 members, associates and partners in 60 countries,
representing urban practitioners from national governments, local
authorities, public and private corporations, associations and research
institutions.
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Founded in 1976, INTA is the largest international network whose
mission is to promote the exchange of experiences between urban
practitioners from different sectors, to anticipate the City of
tomorrow, and to offer its membership operational responses adapted to
the challenges of urban change and transformation.
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INTA organises the exchange on all fields and scales of urban
development focusing on integration of sector policies conducted by
public and private bodies.
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INTA's regular activities are based on the principle of
cross-fertilization of the experiences of its membership and partners
through conferences, specialized seminars, Peer-to-Peer panels,
training and a Congress, which is the Annual international benchmark
for urban development.
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INTA develops partnerships with European institutions and worldwide organizations engaged into sustainable urban future.
Who are INTA’s members
INTA assembles professionals from around the world who contribute
significantly to urban development, each from their own sector. The
Association is composed of over 2000 members, associates and partners
from 60 countries, representing urban practitioners from national
governments, local authorities, public and private corporations,
associations and research institutions.
Read more in Who are INTA's Members
Goals and objectives
- to capitalise on the experiences and expertise of public
organisations and private companies engaged in active urban development.
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to benchmark urban strategies in order to set references and direction in managing complex urban issues.
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to establish constructive relationship and networking for our membership through cross-fertilisation of experiences.
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to propose appropriate recommendations on new worldwide urban issues.
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to train urban actors on the management and governance of urban projects
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INTA Summer Course
INTA Summer Course
5 - 9 July, 2010
St-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
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