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EVENTS ON THIS PAGE
November 2009
Japan Day Seminar
Event: The Japan Day Seminar is an annual event hosted by the Japan Local Government Centre to raise awareness of Japan and Japanese local government and provide a real-time opportunity to exchange information and ideas on local government policy and best practice concerning both the UK and Japan. Marking the 20th anniversary of the Japan Local Government Centre in London, 2009‚s Japan Day Seminar will be held in partnership with the Local Government Association at Local Government House, Westminster, London, on Monday the 23rd of November and will examine the different strategies that local authorities in Japan and the UK have adopted to deal with issues brought on by the recession.
Date: 23 November 2009
Location: Local Government House, Smith Square, London SW1
Organiser: Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (Japan)
Contact: Jason Buckley
Telephone: +44 (0)20 78398500
Email: mailbox@jlgc.org.uk
Internet: www.jlgc.org.uk

June 2010
World Cities Summit 2010
Event: World Cities Summit is a premier event that brings together practitioners and policy makers with leading experts in their field to identify innovative solutions to the most pressing challenges facing cities today. The inaugural summit in June 2008 brought together 800 senior delegates including leaders, mayors, policy makers and the civil society. To build on its success, the next Summit in 2010 will offer a strategic platform comprising a high-level summit. plenary sessions, business forums and techinical workshops.
Date: 28 - 30 Jun 2010
Location: Singapore
Organiser: Centre for Liveable Cities Singapore
Contact: Ms Joanna Lee
Telephone: 3106-7253
Email: info@worldcities.com.sg
Internet: www.worldcities.com.sg

October 2010
INTA34 World Urban Development Congress
Event:
Regeneration of Pasaia, the fishing and commercial port of Gipuzkoa, and new infrastructure like the high-speed railway will give the city of Donostia-San Sebastian and its metropolitan area an entirely new image. Major challenges are at stake to manage successful integration of the redevelopment: how to balance rapid urban growth while retaining and enhancing the unique historic and cultural environment? Which new functions to develop on the territory? How to raise public awareness and efficiently integrate the population in the decision-making processes?
The 34th INTA Congress will explore different approaches on how development and renewal are reconciled with preservation of a vibrant cultural setting.
Keynote speakers, on site workshops, skills development for professionals, master classes, guided visits, social events, cultural and culinary experiences are all part of INTA34 Congress.
Date: 24-28 October 2010
Location: Kurzaal, Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain
Organiser: INTA in partnership with Gipuzkoa Government
Contact: Line Algoed, Director Development, INTA
Telephone: +31 703244526
Email: intainfo@inta-net.org
Internet: www.inta-aivn.org


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Urban events, conferences, seminars and conventions is a public service provided by City Mayors. The events pages list and describe events, conferences and conventions aimed at city leaders, urban decision makers and those with an interest in cities worldwide.

We are inviting event organisers to supply brief descriptions as well as date, location, internet and contact details. The information will be published FREE OF CHARGE.

When supplying event information, please complete our entry form and indicate which of our listed categories would be most appropriate for your event. You may submit any number of events, however, each event must be submitted separately.


Please use our entry form to submit your information electronically.