Connecting people and opportunities through equitable urban spaces The world's population is expected to grow by 1.4 billion people by 2030. The World Bank projects that 96 percent of this growth will take place within cities in the developing world. Building holistic infrastructure for cities, emphasizing sustainable and equitable integrated transport, land-use planning, and urban design will help create sustainable communities that are liveable, compact, and safe for all. City leaders have to respond to the needs of all citizens, and in turn, reap the social, economic, and environmental benefits of sustainable urban development |
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2:30 pm to 5:30 pm: Business Models for Transit-Oriented Development Financing | |
This session will present the interpretation of the Delhi Transit-oriented Development (TOD) policy and explore business models conducive for facilitation TOD implementation in Indian cities. | |
Keynote speaker: Mr. Mukund Kumar Sinha, Officer on Special Duty (Urban Transport), Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India | |
Panelists: | |
Dr. O.P Agarwal, Executive Director at the Indian School of Business (Session Chair) Ms. Jaya Dhindawe, Strategy Head, WRI India. (Session Co-Chair) Mr. S.K. Lohia, Chief Executive Officer, IRSDC Dr. Shamika Ravi,, Senior Fellow, Brookings India & Brookings Institution, Washington D.C. Mr. Palash Srivastava, Director, IDFC Mr. P.S. Uttarwar, Addl. Commissioner (Retd.)/ Consultant, DDA Mr. Dilip Diwakar Karmarkar, Industry Mentor, RICS School of Built Environment Mr. Ravikant Joshi,Advisor, CRISIL Risk and Infrastructure Solutions Ltd. Mr. Srinivas Sishtla, Managing Director, Head of Public Sector & Co-Head of Financial Institutions Group (FIG), Citibank |
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Venue: Jacaranda - 2 , IHC |
Connecting people and opportunities through equitable urban spaces The world's population is expected to grow by 1.4 billion people by 2030. The World Bank projects that 96 percent of this growth will take place within cities in the developing world. Building holistic infrastructure for cities, emphasizing sustainable and equitable integrated transport, land-use planning, and urban design will help create sustainable communities that are liveable, compact, and safe for all. City leaders have to respond to the needs of all citizens, and in turn, reap the social, economic, and environmental benefits of sustainable urban development |
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10:00 am to 1:30 pm: Spatial Data Analytics and Mapping to Manage Cities | |
This session will focus on the need for common database platforms to aid planning at the city level and look at examples of how data is being leveraged to provide targeted solutions for liveable cities. | |
110.00 am – 10.15 am : Welcome and introductions | |
10.15 am – 11.45 am : Round-1: Panel discussion on “Innovative Digital Tools and Solutions for Urban Issues” | |
11.45 am – 12.00 pm : Tea | |
12.00 pm – 1.30 pm : Round-2 : Panel discussion on “Unified Geospatial Centre to Manage Cities Better” Moderated by | |
Round-1: Dr. Laveesh Bhadari, Indicus Foundation, New Delhi | |
Round-2: Mr. V.Ravichander, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike restructuring expert committee, Bengaluru | |
Panelists: | |
Mr. V. Surya Prakash, Managing Associate, WRI India Mr. Santulan Chaubey, Director, Geospatial Delhi Limited Mr. Hitesh Vaidya, UNHABITAT, Country Manager, India Mr. Jayachandran Mani, Head, Mission Management, Karnataka State Remote Sensing Application Centre Mr. Amardeep Sibia,CTO & Co-Founder, Earth2Orbit Analytix Mr. Sharad Mahajan, Founder Member, Mashal Mr. Devdatta Tengshe, Datameet Dr. Kalpana Viswanath,Safetipin Dr. Jessica Seddon, Founder & Managing Director, OKAPI Dr. Robin King, Director, WRI Ross Center For Sustainable Cities Mr. S. Surendra, Town and Country Planning Organisation Mr.Maheshwarappa, Executive Engineer, Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board | |
Venue: Jacaranda - 2 , IHC | |
2:30 pm to 4:00 pm: Re-imagining Townships: A Sustainable Mobility Approach | |
This dialogue will deliberate on the impact of sustainable design and identify what enabling policy, regulatory environment and investments are needed to promote safer, more equitable, efficient, healthy and environmentally friendly developments in cities. | |
Keynote Speaker: | |
Dr. Aniruddha Dasgupta,, Global Director, WRI Ross Center For Sustainable Cities | |
Presenter :
Ms. Prerna Mehta, Manager, Sustainable Cities, WRI India. | |
Mr. Sunil Agarwal, Associate Dean and Director, RICS School of Built Environment (Session Chair) | |
Venue: Jacaranda - 2 , IHC | |
4:00 pm to 5:30 pm: Exploring the World Transit Oriented Development Resource | |
This session will introduce the World TOD Resource, a curated interactive web platform hosting research and resources on TOD, tailored to cities in developing countries, created by the Urban Development team at the WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities. | |
Ms. Anuradha Bhavnani, Regional Director, Shell Foundation | |
Dr. Robin King, Director of Urban Development, WRI. | |
Dr. Robin King, Director of Urban Development, WRI (Session Chair) | |
Venue: Jacaranda - 2 , IHC | |
Capacity Building | |
2:30 pm to 5:00 pm: Towards Smart Learning Cities: Building Urban Capacity in the Age of E-Learning and Digital Connectivity | |
This session will investigate how we can leverage ICT, digital media, and internet connectivity to build innovative, useful, and accessible learning and training products for city policymakers and professionals. | |
Moderated by: Dr. O P Agarwal, Executive Director of the Indian School of Business Dr. Debjani Ghosh, Senior Research Officer, National Institute of Urban Affairs Mr. Kapil Gupta, President & Co-Founder, G-Cube Solutions Ms. Garima Jain, Senior Associate, Indian Institute for Human Settlements Ms. Sahana Chattopadhyay, Director & Founder, Learning & Development Architect, Proteeti Consulting Mr. Joyjeet Sarkar, Chief Technology Officer, MindScroll Ms. Aruna Vayuvegula, Faculty of Planning, Center for Environmental Planning and Technology Content Development Specialist, CommLab India | |
Venue: Magnolia, IHC |