EUKN 2010 Conference: Effects of demographic change on urban structures - Budapest, 13-14 September 2010
Friday, 27 August 2010
The third annual EUKN conference will feed into the High-level Conference on demographic change which will be organised by the Hungarian Presidency of the European Union. EUKN's two- day conference will give an overview of the different forms of demographic change, from ageing to migration, and the effects of both shrinking and rapid growth on cities and urban regions. The conference brings together stakeholders, policy makers and experts (EU, national and regional) for an interactive exchange of strategies, experiences and hands-on knowledge. Interactive workshops and visits to projects in Budapest will give you a deeper insight in concrete instruments which might further strengthen the effectiveness of your own policy initiatives. The conference will also offer many informal opportunities for knowledge exchange and networking, including a boat tour with dinner on the Danube river.
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Our Cities - Urban Network in Latin America
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Our Cities - Urban Network in Latin America
Our Cities - Urban Network in Latin America is a network in Latin America with the goal is to provide a service to the Latin American community by expressing and exposing urban problems, disseminating the principles of urban planning in its broadest sense, including theoretical production in different thematic areas, and recommending, proposing and evaluating possible solutions and ways of funding or sponsorship.
THE INAUGURAL LEE KUAN YEW WORLD CITY PRIZE LAUREATE 2010
BILBAO CITY HALL
Cities are cradles of cultural, social and economic activity.
Today's cities face increasing pressures to adapt to changes due to increasing
density, expansion and fragmentation. One of the key challenges is how to
remain as attractive places where people will want to live, work and play in.
Bilbao City Hall has been named the inaugural Lee Kuan Yew
World City Prize Laureate in recognition of its integrated and holistic
approach in urban transformation. Bilbao City Hall has demonstrated that urban
regeneration can be a powerful social and economic driver to catalyse change,
strengthen the urban fabric, inject vibrancy and improve the quality of life for
its citizens.
46th ISOCARP Congress, Sustainable City / Developing World, September 2010
Friday, 28 May 2010
46th ISOCARP Congress, Sustainable City / Developing World, September 2010
Foremost amongst the urban challenges of the twenty first century is the relentless expansion of many of the world's cities, especially those in the developing world. ISOCARP's 46th World Congress to be held in Nairobi, Kenya, between 19 and 23 September 2010, will explore the scope for the more effective planning and management of this growth, so that it can be achieved in a way that is sustainable in economic, social and environmental terms.
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Nine Global Cities Launch Technology Award to Help Millions of People
Nine cities from Europe, Asia and the United States join forces with
Living Labs Global, a member of INTA, in a challenge to find innovative
technology solutions to major urban problems by opening competition
among international solution-, technology- and service providers. The
nine winners of the Living Labs Global Showcase Award
will be invited to pilot their solutions in these cities, proving the
effectiveness of new solutions and offering a first step for innovative
providers to enter new markets.
INTA is a global membership association where public and private policy-makers and urban practitioners come together to share knowledge, experience and tools for integrated urban development. // READ MORE