Final announcement - REVIT
Final announcement - REVIT
Final announcement - REVIT
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main obJectiVes & ParticiPants<br />
The management of urban land poses a variety of challenges<br />
for many stakeholders. Sustainable land management can<br />
stimulate investment, generate jobs and positively affects<br />
the quality of life positively. It contributes to the preservation<br />
of cultural and industrial heritage and helps to clean up and<br />
restore the environment. Last, but not least, it keeps urban<br />
life in urban agglomerations, restricts the extent of urban<br />
sprawl and minimises transportation and traffic needs. The<br />
current situation in many countries of the world indicates<br />
a growing need to exchange best practice approaches for<br />
land management. Land consumption, urban brownfields<br />
and urban sprawl are significant topics for various political<br />
initiatives.<br />
We invite you to participate in the 2nd International<br />
Conference on Managing Urban Land.<br />
It will bring together a wide range of professionals managing<br />
urban land to share best practice experience, problemsolving<br />
knowledge and the application of new techniques<br />
and tools. Current thinking and future trends in innovative<br />
land management will be highlighted and new approaches<br />
for public and private sector decision-making will be explored.<br />
The outcome of the conference will formally contribute<br />
to a number of European research activities and funding<br />
programmes in the field of European regional development.<br />
conFerence themes<br />
Integrated urban land management<br />
Economic dimensions of urban land<br />
management<br />
Environmental dimensions of urban land<br />
management<br />
Sustainability indicators<br />
Social dimensions of urban land management<br />
and community involvement<br />
The Conference will be the seminal event in 2007 for<br />
organisations involved in brownfield redevelopment.<br />
The conference and its accompanying exhibition will<br />
provide a platform for showcaseing innovative products<br />
and services to key stakeholders, including leading<br />
industry and public sector representatives.<br />
Please visit the conference website for further information<br />
and updates: www.revit-cabernet.org<br />
the Programme committee strongly<br />
encourages multi-stakeholder<br />
ParticiPation From:<br />
Planners and architects<br />
Professional advisers, facilitators and consultants<br />
Representatives from municipalities and<br />
development agencies<br />
Landowners and real-estate managers<br />
Developers, surveyors and valuers<br />
Bankers, insurers and investors<br />
Stakeholders from economy and public administration<br />
Researchers<br />
Lawyers<br />
Citizens‘ groups and Non Governmental Organisation<br />
representatives (NGO)<br />
Regulation, governance and legal issues<br />
Best Practice – Case studies<br />
REFINA – a German research programme for<br />
Brownfield revitalisaton<br />
Brownfield revitalisation in future European<br />
funding programmes<br />
US-Experiences and world-wide activities<br />
Re-use of industrial heritage
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