Eco city conference
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Thu Aug 30 00:23:18 CDT 2007
From:
Richard Smith <smithrichardj at berkeley.edu>
The conference traditionally has papers about activism around social and
environmental justice issues. The call for papers doesn't specifically
include that as a header, but they are most welcome.
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Kirstin Miller <kirstin at ecocityworldsummit.org>
> Date: August 3, 2007 10:37:12 PM PDT
> To: j.richard.smith at gmail.com
> Subject: Ecocity World Summit 2008 E-mail Update (August)
> Reply-To: kirstin at ecocityworldsummit.org
>
>
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> Ecocity World Summit 2008 Update - August 2007
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> Greetings!
> This is the third email update in advance of the upcoming
> Ecocity World Summit,
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> Francisco, California, USA, April 22-26, 2008.
> We are pleased to announce that Jaime Lerner, former mayor of
Curitiba Brazil, will
> be delivering the Summit's keynote address.
> In other news, we are launching our pre-conference Ecocity Discussion
Forum, Green
> Travel and Conference Ambassador Programs
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> at this time. There you will find a wide variety of ecocity-related
topics posted,
> enabling you to join conversations around the issues and ideas that
make up the ecocity
> approach.
> Additionally, we're happy to announce the Califia Sketchbook Design
Composition
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> an ecocity-of-the-future exploration hosted by our partner
organization, Green Century
> Institute
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> We encourage you to register online
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> at your earliest convenience, especially if you need accommodations
in San Francisco.
> Our high-quality-low-rate room blocks are already starting to fill up.
> We're looking forward to seeing you next April in San Francisco!
> Kirstin Miller, Conference Director
> Richard Register, Conference Convener
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> Cities · People · Nature · Sustainable Development Economies ·
Support Structures
> · Food Systems
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> CONFERENCE DETAILS
> CALL FOR PAPERS
> Ecocity World Summit
> Academic and Talent
> Scouting Sessions
> April 22-23, 2008
> The Call for Papers
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> for the Academic and Talent Scouting Sessions is open. Those
interested should submit
> their Abstract through the Ecocity World Summit Website
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> Categories
> Ecological city theory, design and planning (emphasizing moving away
from or eliminating
> the automobile)
> Green architecture, green building (placed within the ecocity framework)
> Eco sanitation, composting, water treatment
> Transportation (emphasizing moving away from the automobile)
> Renewable energy solutions
> Restoration of natural ecologies including watersheds, water bodies,
forests and
> grasslands
> Restoration and protection of agricultural lands
> Recycling and reuse
> Pollution abatement
> Population stabilization
> Resource management
> Education, lifestyles, culture
> Policy and law, governance
> Public/private partnerships
> Belief systems, religion and ecological ethics
> Psychological barriers and means to surmount them in life-style
change issue
> The deadline to submit an Abstract for consideration is October 1,
2007. However
> we encourage you to make your entry as early as possible.
> REGISTRATION
> Take advantage of early registration rates. If you need
accommodations, it's a good
> idea to register early to guarantee a reservation at one of our two
Ecocity World
> Summit limited room blocks with special rates for conference
delegates. There are
> a variety of registration types and categories to fit different needs
and budgets.
> Find out more about registration.
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> SPONSOR OR EXHIBIT
> Gain visibility for your ecocity-related message, product or service.
Identify yourself
> with an international community of green visionaries who are looking
to connect with
> the tools they'll need to shift the balance towards a truly
sustainable world. Find
> out more about sponsorship
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> Design Competition
> sketchbook
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> The purpose of the Califia Sketchbook Design Competition, hosted by
Green Century
> Institute,
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> to express to a wide variety of people what life will be like in
Califia
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> a proposed next generation eco-city. People from around the world are
invited to
> enter a conceptual sketch conveying their view of "slices-of-life"
within Califia,
> revealing smarter ways of building, powering, and maintaining the
urban fabric.
> Entries will show how people, space and technologies/implements can
be organized
> to solve urban problems in a whole-systems, interconnected manner.
Sketches will
> be submitted in a digital format through the Sktechbook web site
[http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=jtkpsccab.0.lqduddcab.hdosiabab.3060&ts=S0266&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.greencenturyinstitute.org%2Fsketchbook.html]
> beginning Sept. 1, 2007 and ending Dec. 1, 2007.
> Entries will be reviewed and judged by a jury of architects,
designers and developers.
> The jury will award two cash prizes and ten honorable mentions.
Honorable mentions
> will be awarded in categories determined by the jury. The amounts
which will be awarded
> for the cash prizes are $2000 for the winner and $1000 for the runner
up. All of
> these twelve prizes will also include publication in a future print
monograph entitled
> "Sketchbook: Green City of Tomorrow," and display in an exhibition
detailing the
> work of the competition at a San Francisco museum/gallery. Fifty to
seventy-five
> more of the top entries will also be included for publication in the
sketchbook monograph,
> and a number will also be displayed at the Ecocity World Summit 2008.
All entries
> will be published digitally on the Green Century Institute website
for the public
> good.
> To find out more, visit the Califia Sketchbook Design Competition
Website
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> Featured Organization:
> IPPUC
> Curitiba Brazil's Institute of Research and Urban Planning Helps Put
All the Pieces
> Together
> The Institute of Research and Urban Planning of Curitiba
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> (IPPUC) revolves around a group of specialists who formulated the
master plan for
> Curitiba's development, and was founded in 1965. Jaime Lerner
(profiled right column,
> top) was originally a member of the IPPUC specialist group, before
going on to become
> mayor. The master plan hammered out in the first year of operation of
the institute,
> stipulates land use regulations, which form the basis of the existing
Curitiba city
> plan.
> Since fashioning the first master plan, IPPUC has incrementally
improved it over
> the years, while maintaining its original commitment to urban policy.
This direct
> and continuing involvement is a significant factor in the ongoing
ability of the
> city to adhere to its city plan. Curitiba's development plan is also
unique in that,
> instead of having specialists in each field put together individual
development plans-as
> tends to be the case with most cities-all development officials get
together to collectively
> agree on a development plan. One tradition carried over from the time
of the previous
> mayor is for the mayor and IPPUC members to meet each Thursday with
executives from
> each city hall department to discuss key issues, in what is known as
a "matrix" meeting.
> One characteristic of the overall Curitiba plan is that it
successfully integrates
> land use (i.e., land use, transport, greening and other
infrastructure development)
> with social programs such as welfare, education, environment
education and industrial
> policy. The "matrix" meetings and the collective model of decision
making play large
> parts in this integration.
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> Visit Conference Website
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> WHAT IS AN ECOCITY?
> An ecocity is a human settlement that enables its residents to live a
good quality
> of life while using minimal natural resources and supporting maximum
ecodiversity.
> Buildings
> Its buildings make best use of sun, wind and rainfall to help supply
the energy and
> water needs of occupants. Generally multistory to maximize the land
available for
> greenspace.
> Biodiversity
> It is threaded with natural habitat corridors, to foster biodiversity
and to give
> residents access to nature for recreation.
> Transport
> Its food and other goods are sourced from within its borders or from
nearby, in order
> to cut down on transport costs.
> The majority of its residents live within walking or cycling distance
of their workplace,
> to minimise the need for motorised transport.
> Frequent public transport connects local centres for people who need
to travel further.
> Energy
> Its greatest energy solution is conservation, through reducing the
largest factor
> in civilization's demand - car-dependent city structure - to a small
fraction consumed
> today. The energy actually provided would be from the long term
renewable sources
> such as solar and wind and modest use of hydro and geothermal power.
> Industry
> The goods it produces are designed for reuse, remanufacture, and
recycling.
> The industrial processes its uses involve reuse of by-products, and
minimise the
> movement of goods.
> Economy
> It has a labour intensive rather than a material, energy, and water
intensive economy,
> to maintain full employment and minimise material throughput.
> The whole living system
> Its most profound set of solutions - to physical, ecological,
economic and social
> problems - is in its healthy organization of integral parts for
harmony within and
> balanced relationship with its local and global environments without.
> -Ecocity definition written by Ecocity Builders and Urban Ecology
Australia
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> Ecological Society of China
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> Media Sponsors
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> JAIME LERNER
> ECOCITY WORLD SUMMIT
> KEYNOTE SPEAKER
> "The city is not a problem, rather it contains a solution for
everything."
> If
> there is a Mr. Ecocity anywhere on the planet, it is without question
> former mayor of Curitiba, Brazil. Lerner is the architect planner who
> led the work to transform his city, starting in 1972, into a world
> model of ecological and social policies, design and built projects.
> The chief architect of the Curitiba Master Plan, he was appointed
mayor during Brazil's
> military dictatorship in 1971. When the nation returned to democracy,
he was elected
> to two more terms. During his 12 years in office, Lerner devised many
of Curitiba's
> innovative, inexpensive solutions to city problems. For example, in
the early days
> of the public transit system, to increase its funding and encourage
ridership, he
> made a special city lottery, valuing bus fare as lottery tickets. To
combat Curitiba's
> growing litter problem, he created more incentives for recycling,
including exchanging
> bottles, cans and other recyclables for food. Lerner believed in
implementing plans
> swiftly -- in just 72 hours, he converted several blocks of the
downtown into Brazil's
> first pedestrian mall.
> Lerner's track record in Curitiba helped him gain the trust and
confidence he needed
> to reach state office, and he served as governor from 1994 to 2002.
Today, Lerner
> consults with cities on their plans for addressing long-term growth
and sustainability.
> We are happy to announce that Mr. Lerner will be providing the
Keynote Address at
> Ecocity World Summit 2008. His talk will be illustrated with images
from Curitiba,
> courtesy of the producers of the new DVD, "A Convenient Truth, Urban
Solutions from
> Curitiba Brazil
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> Featured Speaker
> Serigne M'Baye Diene
> yoff-1
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> Serigne M'Baye Diene is known in the village of Yoff, Senegal as
Khalifa, an honorary
> title which in Yoff bestows leadership in a man who is not yet an
elder. Serigne
> has a PhD in Nutrition from Cornell University, and his thesis
presented ground-breaking
> insight into local community process as it relates to health and
nutrition.
> At Cornell, Serigne became involved with a community development
project started
> by a group at Cornell, known as the Eco-village at Ithaca. Since
1992, Serigne has
> workred with this group (connected to Richard Register and Eco-City
Builders) and
> has established a sister village relationship with Ithaca. He
organized an eco-village
> model for an Eco-Center as a model for the expansion of Yoff village.
> Following his completion at Cornell, Serigne now works on a US AID
project in Dakar.
> He is the Director of a local organization, APECSY - the Association
for the Economic,
> Cultural and Social Promotion of Yoff. Now active for over 10 years,
APECSY has the
> full support of the village elders, and has successfully negotiated
the return of
> tribal land from the government. APECSY is the organization that
hosted the Third
> International Eco-City Conference and which sponsored the location
and provided support
> for the first Permaculture Design Certification Course taught in West
Africa.
> Third International Ecocity Conference delegates, Yoff.
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> Featured Speaker
> Lois Arkin
> Founder, Los Angeles Ecovillage
> Lois Arkin is the volunteer executive director of the Cooperative
Resources &
> Services Project (CRSP), a nonprofit organization that she founded in
1980. The CRSP
> is a resource center for small ecological cooperative communities.
> Lois is the founding energy and vision holder for the main project of
CRSP since
> 1993, the Los Angeles Eco-Village
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> The two-block L.A. Eco-Village neighborhood is a demonstration of the
diverse processes
> of moving toward a sustainable community in an older built-out
central city area.
> Lois co-authored and co-edited: Sustainable Cities: Concepts and
Strategies for Eco-City
> Development that won an American Planning Association Award - L.A.
Section. A second
> book she co-authored and co-edited, Cooperative Housing Compendium:
Resources for
> Collaborative Living, was published by the Center for Cooperatives at
the University
> of California at Davis.
> LA Ecovillage residents enjoy a community dinner.
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> Featured Sponsor
> UC Berkeley Extension
> Students share ideas during a class in ecological design through UC
Berkeley Extension's
> Sustinable Design Program.
> UC Berkeley Extension
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> will host the Ecocity World Summit Academic and Talent Scouting
Sessions (April 22
> & 23) at their South of Market center in San Francisco.
> The Extension is proud to offer a Certificate in Sustainable Design
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> Developed with the working professional in mind, this year-long
program focuses on
> developing the mandated knowledge needed by architects, designers,
builders, developers,
> project managers, and other decision makers who want to be leaders in
the sustainable,
> design revolution now in progress.
> "All of the essential ecosystems that create and support life on our
planet, including
> the human population, are being severely compromised. If we
understand our current
> ecological dilemma as primarily a design failure of the first
industrial revolution,
> the need for another industrial revolution based on new, sustainable
design principles
> is clear. Sustainable design involves applying the forms and patterns
of natural
> living systems to the creation of built environments and consumer
products so that
> human activity sustains without harm and even regenerates the living
systems of which
> we are a part."
> - Statement from UCBX Sustainable Design Program
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> the keeper of the International Ecocity Conference Series and host of
Ecocity World
> Summit 2008, the 7th International Ecocity Conference.
> Caterpillar at our urban orchard project, Berkeley, CA, Summer 2007.
> Previous conferences were held in Berkeley, California; Adelaide,
Australia; Yoff,
> Senegal; Curitiba, Brazil; Shenzhen, China; and Bangalore, India.
> For information regarding registration and sponsorship opportunities,
please visit
> the conference website
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> or contact the Conference Director at kirstin at ecocityworldsummit.org.
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