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Transport for a changing world.  Leipzig, 21-23 May 2014

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Change is a dominant characteristic of our age. New technologies are creating unthought-of possibilities; demographic changes are altering our global society; a changing economic balance redistributes global opportunity; emerging lifestyles create more diversity and climate change poses challenges to the fundament of our existence. These megatrends impact transport and mobility in ways that decision makers need to reflect today in order to shape responses that will remain valid in a rapidly changing world. Videos of the event are available online. A report of the highlights is available at http://www.internationaltransportforum.org/Pub/pdf/14Highlights.pdf

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International Conference on Poverty and Sustainable Development.  Colombo, Sri Lanka, 17-18 June 2014

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The event provided an opportunity to further debate policies and decisions agreed at the RIO+20 Summit. Presentations are available online.

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Real Estate Trends Conference: What’s new, where next?  London, 18-19 June 2014

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This conference examined innovations in finance, development and technology and how they will affect the future of our cities and the real estate sector.  The conference tackled a number of key topics including the influence of Gen Y on our urban environment, the impact of extreme weather events on real estate and the rise of Asian capital into European property. Presentations are available online.

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Resilient supply chains in an uncertain environment.  Vienna, 7-10 July 2013

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The theme of this conference reflects the changes taking place in recent years resulting in increased complexity in supply chains, due to, for example, the growth of outsourcing and offshoring and the movement of goods around the world. At the same time, macro-economic factors such as rising raw material and energy prices and the economic downturn have placed additional pressure on many supply chains. The combination of these factors means that, managers are faced with bringing resilience into their supply chains to address these issues of uncertainty and risk. These changes have big implications for logistics and supply chain planning, representing a dynamic and interesting area of research and practice for both academics and practitioners alike. With this in mind, the 18th ISL has assembled experts from around the globe to focus on how leading firms and academics are responding to these challenges and debate what this will mean for the future of global supply chain management. Papers in the proceedings represent the latest in academic thinking, as well as case examples of successful practices and innovative approaches to counter act the current uncertain environment.

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7th Making Cities Liveable Conference.  Kingscliff, New South Wales, Australia, 10-11 July 2014

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This conference examined how to plan for healthy, sustainable and resilient cities. A book of abstracts is available online.

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Climate Local: Annual report

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The Climate Local initiative is the Local Government Association’s programme to inspire and inform climate change action (mitigation and adaptation) by local authorities. The first annual report from Climate Local has been published and includes examples of action from England and Wales.

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Global Climate Risk Index 2014

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The Global Climate Risk Index 2014 analyses to what extent countries have been affected by the impacts of weather-related loss events (storms, floods, heat waves etc.). The most recent data available, from 2012 and 1993-2012, were taken into account.

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Transport resilience review

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The transport resilience review is an independent study of all modes of transport and their ability to function in a wide range of extreme weather events. This review was commissioned by the Secretary of State for Transport in response to the extreme weather experienced during the winter of 2013 and 2014. The report: sets out the context in which it was conducted; gives an overview of the weather events of 2013 and 2014; and provides commentary on the expected severity and frequency of such events in the future.

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Nairobi Integrated Urban Development Master Plan

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Urban planners from the County Government of Nairobi and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) have produced a new Master plan for Nairobi. Key among the challenges identified are uncontrolled urban development, insufficient infrastructure, transport problems and high demand for mid-low income housing. Inadequate coordination between relevant organizations was also identified on the institutional angle. The plan proposes an inclusive urban economy, effective and efficient transport systems, a healthy, thriving & green city, and pedestrian-friendly urban spaces for the Central Business District (CBD).

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South-South cooperation: FUCVAM, Uruguay

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This report presents the outcomes of our 2013 peer exchange to Uruguay to learn more about the World Habitat Award winning project, ‘South-South Cooperation: international transfer of the Uruguayan Federation of Mutual Aid Housing Cooperatives (FUCVAM) model of mutual aid housing cooperatives’ and to look at how their approach has successfully transferred to other countries. The impact of the project has been significant, directly and indirectly enabling hundreds of thousands of people across Latin America to have access to decent housing as well as other opportunities for income generation and social development.

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