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May 2008
Large Urban Symposium
Event: With rapid urbanization occurring globally, Ontario’s large urban municipalities are confronted with the challenges and opportunities of building workable communities in the 21st Century. AMO’s Large Urban Symposium will provide a forum for sharing new ideas to better equip Ontario’s urban municipal leaders for their changing role in a changing world.
The 2008 Large Urban Symposium will bring together key local and international speakers that will showcase how Ontario’s large urban municipalities can:
THINK GLOBALLY. LEAD LOCALLY.
Date: 12 to 13 May 2008
Location: Hilton Windsor, Ontario
Organiser: Association of Municipalities of Ontario
Contact: Nav Dhaliwal
Telephone: +1-416-971-9856
Email: ndhaliwal@amo.on.ca
Internet: www.amo.on.ca
June 2009
ICLEI World Congress 2009
Event: ICLEI‚s next World Congress will be hosted by the city of Edmonton, Canada from 14 to 18 June 2009. The congress will bring together leaders from around the world to find local solutions to global challenges. ICLEI ˆ Local Governments for Sustainability is an international association of local governments committed to sustainable development. More than 700 cities, towns, counties, and their associations comprise its growing membership.
Date: 14 to 18 June 2009
Location: Edmonton, Canada
Organiser: ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
Contact: International Training Centre
Telephone: +49 761 36 892 20
Email: world.congress@iclei.org
Internet: www.iclei.org/worldcongress2009
October 2008
2008 International ICA Conference
Event: This conference of the International Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Association (ICA) brings experts and practitioners, policy makers and community leaders together to examine what works and what can be done to create safer, sustainable communities into the future.
Date: 8 - 10 October 2008
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Organiser: ICA
Contact: Barry Davidson
Telephone: +1 403-668-7085
Email: office@cpted.net
Internet: www.cpted.net
Metropolis Congress 2008
Event: The Congress' overall theme is 'Connecting Cities' highlighting the increasing importance of cities, more so than nations, as principal hubs of international interaction. Globally, major cities are increasingly connecting via transnational public and private networks. Over 100 global cities will be gathering in Sydney to develop these interdependent webs of collaborative governance, knowledge exchange and advanced service provision.
'Connecting Cities' will also investigate how the structure of metropolitan regions can replicate the success of these networks at a regional level, developing as polycentric cities of diverse functional hubs. At a local level, Sydney's increasing global profile as a focal point of financial, construction and design partnerships with cities around the world will be explored. A vibrant city of 4.3 million people, the Connecting Cities theme will also highlight the increasing numbers of tourists, global businesses and civic leaders visiting Sydney to make the most of its unique position as a gateway to Asia.
Date: 22 - 25 October 2008
Location: Sydney
Organiser: NSW Department of Planning & Metropolis
Contact: Metropolis Congress Secretariat
Telephone: +61 2 9254 5000
Email: info@metropoliscongress.com
Internet: www.metropoliscongress2008.com
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