
Conference Theme: Building Sustainable Futures: Planning, Delivery, and Improvement of Cities in Developing Nations
Objectives:
- To foster a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in sustainable urban development within developing nations.
- To exchange innovative ideas, best practices, and success stories in city planning, delivery, and improvement.
- To create a platform for networking and collaboration among stakeholders in the field of urban development.
- To inspire and mobilize action towards more sustainable and resilient cities in developing nations.
Target Audience:
- Urban Planners and Designers
- Government Officials and Policymakers
- Environmental and Sustainability Professionals
- Architects and Engineers
- Academics and Researchers
- Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
- Real Estate Developers
- Community Leaders
- Students and Youth Activists
Keynote Topic: “Sustainable Urbanization: A Pathway to Inclusive Development in Developing Nations”
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Speakers’ Topics:
- “Innovations in Urban Planning for Developing Nations”
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- “Community Engagement and Inclusivity in City Development”
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- “Balancing Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability in Urban Development”
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- “Infrastructure and Technology for Smart Cities in Developing Nations”
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Plenary Sessions Topics:
Day 1:
- “Policy and Governance for Sustainable Urbanization”
- “Urban Land Use and Zoning Regulations: Challenges and Innovations”
- “Funding and Investment Strategies for Urban Development Projects”
Day 2:
- “Housing and Slum Upgrading: Bridging the Housing Gap”
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- “Transportation and Mobility Solutions for Sustainable Cities”
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- “Water and Waste Management: Achieving Circular Economies in Urban Areas”
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- “Resilience and Disaster Preparedness in Urban Areas”
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Day 2:
- “Green Spaces and Biodiversity in Urban Environments”
- “Data, Analytics, and Technology in Urban Planning”
- “Measuring Progress: Metrics and Indicators for Sustainable Cities”