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2 pm - 3:45 pm 11:15am 9:30 am Wednesday 25 th April 9:30 am - 10:45 pm Grand Opening, Welcome and opening of exhibition Chair: T. Zügel, City of Stuttgart (D) Welcome by • Lord Mayor of the capital city Stuttgart Wolfgang Schuster • EU-Commissioner for Regional Policy Danuta Hübner Wednesday 25 th April 11:15 am - 13:00 pm Plenary Keynotes: European research, regional policy and social responsibility Venue: T1 Chair: Uwe Ferber, Projektgruppe Stadt+Entwicklung, Leipzig (D) Wednesday 25 th April 2 pm - 3:45 pm Session 1: The Mayor’s Round Effects of European funding in urban regeneration – impacts and future perspectives Venue: T1 Chair: Peter Conradi, Architect, MdB 1972 - 1998 (D) Introduction: Cohesion Policy 2007-2013 from an urban development perspective • Christian Huttenloher, German Association for Housing, Urban and Spatial Development, Head of Brussels Office, Brussels (EU) • Jean-Loup Drubigny, Directeur Secrétariat URBACT, Saint Denis la Plaine (F) Statements of participants Participants: •Elected members from the REVIT partner cities Nantes (F), Medway (UK), Torfaen (UK), Tilburg (NL), Hengelo (NL) and Stuttgart (D) •Municipal representatives from central and eastern member states •Joachim Baldermann Representative of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Brussels (BE) Session 2: Integrated Management – Approaches & Tools Venue: T2 Chair: Stephan Muzika, EPORA, St. Etienne (F) Regional Settlement Management as Chance for Sustainable Development Dirk Vallee, Verband Region Stuttgart, Stuttgart (D) Approach to brownfield revitalisation for small cities in the Czech Republic Ivan Vanicek, Technical University Prague, Prague (Cz) Online database on land management – an effective tool to support practitioner in land management and brownfield recycling Jantje Samtleben, TTI GmbH, Stuttgart (D) Rebuilding Suburban Detroit: Redevelopment Ready Communities (RRC): A Model Program Robin Boyle, Wayne State University Chair, Detroit Michigan (USA) Strategies and instruments to limit excessive land use in Germany - a proposal to the German National Council of Sustainable Development Barbara Malburg-Graf, University Stuttgart (D) day 1 opening REVIT – Impact of an outstanding project • Minister for Economic Affairs in Baden-Württemberg Ernst Pfister, MdL Thomas Zügel, City of Stuttgart (D) CABERNET - Networking in urban land management Paul Nathanail, University Nottingham (UK) Opening of exhibition K1 German Research in urban regeneration – linked to international activities Engelbert Lütke-Daldrup, Staatssekretär (tbc), BMVBS, Berlin (D) K2 Brownfield Regeneration activity in the Thames Gateway Ben Stoneman, DCLG, London (UK) K3 Building Conservation as a Regional Innovation System Christer Gustafsson, Regional Museums of Halland, Halmstad (S) Session 3: Objectives and Indicators for sustainable urban revitalisation – REVIT-results Venue:T3 Chair: Hermann J. Kirchholtes, City of Stuttgart (D) Objectives for Sustainable Brownfield Revitalisation and the Challenges for Community Participation Kerstin Langer KOMMA.PLAN, München (D)/ Martin Franz, University Bochum, Bochum (D) The REVIT-indicator-concept of a planning workshop Nils Krieger, City of Stuttgart (D) Tilburg: Environmental Profile and GPR Gebouw Paul Scherrenberg, Gert van den Elsen,City of Tillburg (NL) The REVIT-evaluation tool “Measuring and Monitoring Sustainable Development on Brownfield Sites” Andrew Gray, ERA 21, Torfaen (UK) Discussion Session 4: Industrial Heritage – assets for urban regeneration Venue: T4 Chair: Gerard Jilleba, City of Hengelo, Hengelo (NL) Inspired by Industrial Heritage H.A.J.Henket, Henket & Partners architecten, Vught (NL), “The echo of a rich industrial past will resound in the future“ Frank Ankersmid, City of Hengelo (NL) Industrial Heritage in a dockyard area Joanne Cable, Medway Coucil, Medway (UK) ERIH- European Route of Industrial Heritage Rainer Klenner, Ministerium für Bauen u. Verkehr NRW, Düsseldorf (D) Chance Denkmal – Innovative method to disperse historic buildings Hans-Peter Noll, MGG, Essen (D) Session 5: Common Forum – Urban Soil Intiative Venue: Glashaus Chair: Joop Vegter, Amstelveen (NL) Introductory keynote Joop Vegter, Common Forum Amstelveen (NL) Urban soil ecology, scientific perspectives I Wolfgang Burghardt, University of Essen (D) Urban soil ecology, scientific perspectives II Stefan Norra, University of Karlsruhe (D) Lessons learned from the Interreg IIIB Alpine Space Project TUSEC-IP ”Technique of Urban Soil Evaluation in City Regions – Implementation in Planning Procedures” Martin Schamann, Umweltbundesamt, Vienna (A)
Wednesday 25 th April 4:15 pm - 6 pm Session 6: The Revit Story Venue: T1 Chair: Andrew Gray, ERA 21, Torfaen (UK) “The REVIT Story explores the development of new approaches and methods that have been worked up during the REVIT project, where project officers engaged in Brownfield Regeneration will give a “live” performance, in a unique presentation style, as to how they have tackled and managed three key elements of the project namely Stakeholder Engagement, Public Private Partnerships and Sustainable Development (including preserving and promoting Industrial Heritage).“ Session 7: Barriers and encouragement for integrated land management Venue: T2 Chair: Paul Syms, English Partnerships, London (UK) Sustainable regional land resource management Robert Holländer, University Leipzig, Leipzig (D) What is stopping sustainable brownfield development in England? Katie Williams, Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development, Oxford (UK) Smart Economic Growth – smart ways of spatial and economic development in metropolitan areas Sandra Pennekamp, Dagmar Cohrs, TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt (D) The Integration of Brownfield Remediation and Redevelopment Processes: the Relevance of Information Tiziana Cianflone, APAT, Rome (I) Site Value Management at the integrative land development project “Landau-Süd” Marika Denzer, ALSTOM Stuttgart (D) Session 8: Sustainable urban land management Venue: T3 Chair: Francesca Neonato, PN Studio S.n.c., Milano (I) Thursday 26 th April 9 am - 10:45 am Plenary Keynotes Tools for integrated urban land management Venue:T1 Chair: Gerhard Hauser, Manager Public Affairs, City of Tilburg (NL) K4 The Jessica Initiative Matthias Kollatz-Ahnen, Vice President, European Investment Bank (L) Thursday 26 th April 11:15 am - 1 pm Session 10: Experiences in Brownfields revitalisation in Latin America Venue: T1 Chair: Detlef Grimski, UBA, Berlin (D) Introduction: Contaminated land management and Brownfield revitalization in Latina America – experiences, potentials and challenges Andreas Marker, Andreas Nieters, GTZ, Eschborn (D) Former railway-plan Aguascalientes, Cidade de Mexico – a case study Javier Llamas,University of Aguascalientes, (MEX) Ulises Ruiz, SEMARNAT, Mexico City (MEX) Contaminated land management within the Tamanduatey urban development project, Santo Andre, San Paulo Sebastiao Ney Vaz Junior, SEMASA, Santo Andre (BRA) Session 8: Sustainability assessment of Brownfield regeneration – a review of different approaches Martin Franz, Philipps- University Marburg, Marburg (D) Sustainability indicators for the Efficient Use of Land – optimising Densities in Urban and Rural Areas Robin Ganser, Oxford Brooks University (UK) Ineffective and Uncoordinated Urban Land use Management in the Developing World: the Case of Akure Afolabi Aribigbola, Department of Geography and Planning Sciences, Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko Ondo State (NIG) Innovative sites for bussiness and the service sector – quality aspects in urban land management Meinolf Bertelt-Glöß, LEG , Dortmund (D) Small city and big piece of cake – Sustainable land conversion under economical pressure: the case of Babenhausen casern Ute Knippenberger, FB Architektur of TU Darmstadt (D) Session 9: Legal Aspects and Policy Development Venue: T4 Chair: Kyle Alexander, O.B.E., Leganside corporation, Belfast (UK) Liability and the Long Term: Effects on Sustainable Urban Regeneration in the UK and USA Peter Meyer, Northern Kentucky University and University of Louisville, Covington (USA) Towards Integrated Regeneration Policies and Brownfield Advocacy in the Czech Republic Gabrielle Hermann, Institut for Transportation and Development Policy Europe, Berlin (D) Contaminated Land Policy in Switzerland – Tackling the ”sins of yesterday“ under the principle of appropriateness Christoph Wenger, Federal Office for the Environment, Bern (CH) Critical Considerations of Environmental Liability on Development and Implementation of the EU Douglas McCourt, Ater Wynne LLP, Portland (USA) Fiscal Impact Analysis of additional land-use – A tool for more municipal cost transparency Dirk Löhr, ZBF-UCB, Birkenfeld (D) K5 Operacao Urbana Diagonal Sul – Brownfield revitalization as a strategy for urban development Manuelito Pereira Nagalhaes Junior, SEMPLA, City of Sao Paulo, (BRA) K6 Facilitating the implementation of environmental technologies Harry J. Vermeulen,SKB, Gouda (NL) K7 Learning from Communities, Laura Wren, Academy for Sustainable Communities, Leeds (UK) Instruments and proceedings of Environmental Due Diligence and Brownfield revitalisation in the filed of habitation and urban development in Brazil CAIXA Economica Federal, GEURB- department of urban development (BRA) Experiences of cooperation between European and Latin-American cities in the field of Brownfield revitalisation Hermann J. Kirchholtes, Municipality of Stuttgart (D) day 2 4:15 pm - 6 pm 11:15 am - 1 pm 9 am
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