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ENGENDERING HABITAT IIIFacing the Global Challenges in Ci�es, Climate Change and Transport

5th ENGENDERING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEMADRID, 5TH to 7TH OCTOBER 2016

WEDNESDAY 5TH OCTOBER 08:00 REGISTRATION

9:00 WELCOME INSTITUTIONAL OPENING

Inés Sánchez de Madariaga, UNESCO Chair on Gender in Science, Technology and Innova�on, UPM. Chair of COST Network genderSTE. Carmen Sánchez Miranda, Director, UN-Habitat Spanish Office Joan Clos, Execu�ve Director, UN-Habitat (Video Message) José María Ezquiaga, Dean, COAM-Madrid Professional Associa�on of Architects Ángeles Rodriguez Peña, President, COST-European Coopera�on in Science and Technology Guillermo Cisneros Pérez, Rector, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Manuela Carmena Castrillo, Mayor of Madrid

09:30 PANEL 1 WOMEN MAYORS PROMOTING CITIES THAT CARE

Chair: Manuela Carmena Castrillo, Mayor of Madrid. WOMEN LEADERS TOWARDS A JUST CITY HOW WOMEN MAYORS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Zandile Gumede, Mayor of Durban, TBC WOMEN LEADERS. EXPERIENCES FROM LATIN AMERICA. Raisa Banfield, Vice-Mayor of Panama City. EMPOWERING WOMEN AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. OUR EXPERIENCES IN THE CITY OF BETHLEHEM. Vera Baboun, Mayor of Bethlehem. THE EXPERIENCE OF URBAN INNOVATIVE POLICIES AT THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION. Tim Caulfield, Director of Urban Innova�ve Ac�ons, EC.

11:00 COFFEE BREAK

11:30 PANEL 2 ENGAGING CIVIL SOCIETY, PRIVATE ACTORS AND ACADEMIA

Chair: María Teresa Fernández de la Vega, President, Mujeres por África Founda�on

THE ROLE OF THE GRASSROOTS. Kathryn Travers, Director, Women in Ci�es Interna�onal THE ROLE OF THE LEADERSHIP IN THE PROCESS OF CHANGE. Gulsun Saglamer, President, EWORA-European Associa�on of Women Rectors THE ROLE OF ACADEMIA AND RESEARCH NETWORKS. Inés Sánchez de Madariaga, UNESCO Chair on Gender Equality Policies in Science, Technology and Innova�on, UPM BUILDING BRIDGES BETWEEN ACADEMIA AND PHILANTROPIES Martha Thorne, Dean, School of Architecture IE University, and Exexu�ve Director, Pritzker Prize WHAT CAN THE PRIVATE SECTOR DO? Laura Tordera González, Head of Research & Development Department, Ferrovial-Agroman

13:00 LUNCH

14:30 PANEL 3 ENGENDERING THE WORK OF INTERNATIONAL, MULTILATERAL AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS

Chair: Julie Katzman, Vice-President, Inter American Development Bank

EXPERIENCES AT EMBEDDING GENDER INTO THE OPERATIONS OF THE EBRD. Itziar Perkins, Senior Advisor, EBRD-European Bank for Reconstruc�on and Development GENDER EQUALITY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AT CAF. María Lahore, Principal Execu�ve, Spanish Office, CAF-Development Bank of La�n America PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY IN STEM. THE UNESCO EXPERIENCE. Gulser Corat, Director, UNESCO Gender Division HOW TO PROMOTE WOMEN IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR? POLICIES AT THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION. Cris�na Marolda, DG Transport, European Commission PROMOTING GENDER IN HOUSING AND URBAN POLICY IN PERU. Marisa Glave, Member of the Peruvian Parliament

16:00 DISCUSSION A DECLARATION ON GENDER IN THE NEW URBAN AGENDA AND THE 2030 AGENDA

Chair: Inés Sánchez de Madariaga, UNESCO Chair on Gender in Science, Technology and Innova�on, UPM

VIDEO MESSAGE by LAKSHMI PURI, Deputy Execu�ve Director of UNWomen WHERE IS GENDER IN THE NEW URBAN AGENDA?. Teresa Boccia, Università Federico II di Napoli GENDER IN THE EUROPEAN URBAN AGENDA. Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid GENDER IN THE CLIMATE CHANGE INTERNATIONAL AGENDAS. Susan Buckingham, Indep. Researcher and Visi�ng Sch. Univ. Cambridge GENDER POST HABITAT III: A VISION OF WHERE WE SHOULD GO. Marion Roberts, University of Westminster

VENUE: Auditorium, Madrid City Hall, Plaza de Cibeles 1, 28014 Madrid


5TH ENGENDERING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEMADRID, 5TH to 7TH OCTOBER 2016

DAY 1


THURSDAY 6TH OCTOBER

08:30 - 09: 00 REGISTRATION

09:00 - 10:30 SESSION 1

ROOM A3_DESIGNING AND PLANNING INCLUSIVE AND GENDER SENSITIVE CITIES Chair: Marion Roberts, University of Westminster

1. Engendering Urban Design and Planning: the challenges of neo-liberalism for a gender sensi�ve agenda: the example of London, Marion Roberts, University of Westminster 2. Towards a Just City Environment: A Considera�on of Open Space Quali�es for Adolescent Girls in Linz’s Franckviertel district, Upper Austria, Aurélie Karlinger, BOKU 3. Let them talk? A Feminist point of view on urban design, Patricia Santos Pedrosa, ULHT / Labart 4. Her weepy voice in urban planning and city life, Virginija Šidlauskienė, Šiauliai University. 5. Women’s Involvement in Decision Making Processes in Urban Planning in Pales�ne, Manal Al-Bishawi, Shaden Awad, Birzeit University 6. Quality Assessment of Pedestrian Zones in Developing Countries based on the Women Point of View Case Study: Tehran, Iran, Ehsan Ranjbar, Sepideh Afsari, Zahra Azarm, Zohreh Ghalani, Bahareh Karimayi, Tarbiat Modares University

ROOM A4_GOVERNANCE, DECISION MAKING AND PARTICIPATION FOR GENDER MAINSTREAMING PLANNING POLICIES (I) Chair: Maria Sangiuliano, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia

1. The role of urban infrastructure in women's accessibility to the city: A study of two Indian towns, Vandana Vasudevan, PACTE 2. Gender Differences in Urban Quality of life, Blanca Gu�érrez, Col·lec�u Punt 6 3. Mainstreaming Gender in Urban Social Innova�on, Maria Sangiuliano, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia 4. R&D-project: Par�cipa�on 2.0 Focussing barriers and driving factors when implemen�ng sustainable development and gender equality in urban planning, Bente Knoll, B-NK GmbH 5. Poli�cal Economy of Gendered Spaces of Work, Nihan Akyelken, University of Oxford 6. Feminism and planning : influences and ambigui�es. Worlwide emergence and spread of urbanism ini�a�ves dedicated to women's empowerment, Lucile Biarro�e, Lab'Urba

ROOM R1_ENSURING GENDER EQUALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY IN TRANSPORT AND HOUSING POLICIES Chair: Bahar Sakizlioglu, University of Leicester

1. Planning For Sustainable Transport around People's Needs, Clara Greed, University of the West of England 2. Gender mobility in SUMP Process, Patrizia Malgieri, Caterina DiBartolo, Silvia Maffii, TRT Srl 3. City and elderly: techniques to make our neighborhoods livable for all, Raquel Jiménez Cabré, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid 4. The Nature of Gender Issues in Housing: A Case Study in the Philippines, Rowena Laguilles, University of the Philippines 5. Reconstruc�on of Gender and Space in Gentrifying Neighborhoods: The Case of Tarlabasi/Istanbul, Bahar Sakizlioglu, University of Leicester

ROOM R4_ADVANCING LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE FRAMEWORKS FOR GENDER SENSITIVE PLANNING Chair: Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

1. How to engender EU-programs? Enhancing sustainable and inclusive regional development in semi-periphery, Heidrun Wankiewicz, planwind.at 2. Gender Planning in Austrian Ci�es and Urban Regions – What has been achieved, what is (s�ll) missing?, Florian Reinwald, Heidrun Wankiewicz, Doris Damyanovic, BOKU Vienna, planwind.at 3. Rethinking Urban Planning with Gender Lenses in Kampala, Shuaib Lwasa, Kareem Buyana, Makerere University, UNDP 4. The absence of gender perspec�ve in the Spanish urban planning legisla�on. Building a non-sexist Land Act, Ana María De la Encarnación, University of Valencia 5. Gender Mainstreaming in the Implementa�on of EU Urban Policy in Member States. An Ini�al Reflec�on based on the Spanish Case, Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid

AUDITORIUM_ANALYSING THE RESULTS OF STRUCTURAL CHANGE PROJECTS FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION (I) Chair: Inés Novella Abril, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

1. Ranking Universi�es by ranking gender equality scores: is this a real perspec�ve?, Silvana Badaloni, Lorenza Perini, University of Padua 2. Comba�ng Career Instability and Gender Asymmetries in Academia: an analysis of the GARCIA self-tailored ac�on plans, Rossella Bozzon, Annalisa Murgia, Barbara Poggio, University of Trento 3. Structural Change in the Research Organisa�ons in the Bal�c States: What Steps Should be Undertaken Further?, Aurelija Novelskaite, Dalia Satkovskiene, Vilnius University, BASNET Forumas 4. Implemen�ng gender equality? Women academics views on gender in Czech chemistry, Blanka Nyklova, Ins�tute of Sociology 5. New hypotheses for re-shaping the science from a gender point of view, Silvana Badaloni, University of Padova 6. Systemic Ac�on for Gender Equality in Research - An Integrated Collabora�ve Model, Eileen Drew, Claire Marshall, Trinity College Dublin

10:30 - 10: 55 COFFEE BREAK

VENUE: COAM-Colegio Oficial Arquitectos, 2nd Floor, Calle Hortaleza 63, 28004 Madrid



DAY 2



10:55 - 12:25 SESSION 2

ROOM A3_BRINGING THE INPUTS OF WOMEN USERS INTO THE DESIGN OF RESIDENTIAL AND HEALTHCARE ARQUITECTURE Chair: Lori Brown, Syracuse University

1. Spa�alizing reproduc�ve jus�ce in the United States: How design can promote safer and more secure space, Lori Brown, Syracuse University 2. Women and Spa�al Usage in Indigenous Amazonian Se�lements: Analysis and Health Implica�ons, Patricia Leandro Reguillo, Sensibilicity 3. The Gendered Context in the Environmental-Psychological Assessment of High-rise Dwelling in Bangkok Metropolitan Area, Siriwan Rujibhong, Erasmus University Ro�erdam 4. Gender Dimensions in Hospitals: Re-Crea�ng Our Birth Spaces, Angela Müller, Arquitectura de Maternidades 5. Gender sensi�ve healthcare design. Challenges for the exis�ng heritage, Stefania Landi, Rita Biancheri, University of Pisa

ROOM A4_GOVERNANCE, DECISION MAKING AND PARTICIPATION FOR GENDER MAINSTREAMING PLANNING POLICIES (II) Chair: Carmen Leicht-Scholten, RWTH Aachen

1. Gender and Diversity Sensi�ve Communica�on in Urban Planning Processes – Lessons Learned from “Campusbahn”, Mar�n Jordan, Carmen Leicht-Scholten, RWTH Aachen 2. Gender and inequality in �me-space uses: people making data in places, Margarida Queiros, IGOT - Universidade de Lisboa 3. Genera�ng gender data to enhance poli�cal awareness on Community Food Growing Spaces - A first step based on Vienna and Lisbon community gardens, Cecilia Delgado, LNEC - NUT; CICS.NOVA – UNL 4. Gender-based Urban Indicators for “Be�er Ci�es”, Edeltraud Haselsteiner, Doris Damyanovic, Technical University Vienna, BOKU Vienna 5. Engendering urban planning and development – types, successes and constraints, Liisa Horelli, Aalto University 6. Third Places of crea�ve-urban Milieus in gender-sensi�ve Considera�on, Brigi�e Wotha, Katharina Bingel, Büro für Stadt- und Regionalentwicklung, Os�alia University of Applied science

ROOM R1_PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY WITHIN CLIMATE CHANGE POLICIES Chair: Gotelind Alber, GenderCC-Women for Climate Change

1. Research and pilot applica�on of a methodology for assessing gender-responsiveness of urban climate policy, Gotelind Alber, GenderCC-Women for Climate Jus�ce 2. Engendering Bioethics: Framework, Scope and Limita�ons within Bioethical Standards Approach, Iva Rinčić, Amir Muzur, University of Rijeka 3. Drivers and hurdles of using gender approaches in urban climate and development planning, Virginie Le Masson, Overseas Development Ins�tute 4. Research ques�ons of gender in climate change, Maria Bostenaru Dan, Marie Curie Fellows Associa�on 5. Evalua�ng gender in a top-level environmental research ins�tu�on: gender equality and gender research, Esther Sanyé-Mengual, Beatriz Rodriguez-Labajos, Università di Bologna, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

ROOM R4_INTEGRANDO LA PERSPECTIVA DE GÉNERO EN LA PLANIFICACIÓN URBANA Chair: Javier Ruiz Sánchez, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

1. Deseo de Ciudad, Cris�na García-Rosales González-Fierro, La Mujer Construye 2. Auditoria de Calidad Urbana con perspec�va de género. Herramientas para el diagnós�co y la evaluación, Adriana Ciocole�o, Col·lec�u Punt 6 3. Evaluación desde una perspec�va de género de las ciudades y las �pologías edificatorias en el marco de la economía de cuidados, Alicia Pérez García, Pablo de Olavide University 4. Evaluando la calidad de vida percibida a través de la perspec�va de género: el caso de las comunidades vulnerables de la ciudad de Bilbao, Maite Aurrekoetxea, University of Deusto 5. Por el derecho a la ciudad: de un grupo de reflexión a la incorporación del género en la revisión del PGOUM, Purificación Barreiros Ribao, Madrid City Council

AUDITORIUM_GENDER BIAS AND BARRIERS IN WOMEN’S CAREERS AND RECOGNITION Chair: Marja Liisa Karp, Estonian Research Council

1. Structural Change - Observa�ons and Some Cri�cal Remarks on Current Efforts in Austria, Brigi�e Ratzer, TU Wien 2. Analyzing success differences in ERC grants – prac�ces of excellence and panel composi�on, Lucía Polo, Helene Schi�aenker, TECNALIA R&I, Joanneum Research 3. Exploring Quotas in Academia - A report, Sandra Bendiscioli, EMBO 4. Explaining why women drop architecture: gender impacts of awards, publica�ons and other gate-keeping mechanisms, Inés Sánchez de Madariaga, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid 5. The UN DIA | UNA ARQUITECTA blog: Six centuries of women in architecture. The case of Eastern European Countries. Estonia and Helena Syrkusowa, Inés Novella, Joaquim Quixal Moliner, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, NOVELLA | QUIXAL arquitectes 6. The first European project about women’s achievements in the design professions: MoMoWo (1918-2018), Caterina Franchini, Politecnico di Torino

12:25 - 13:40 LUNCH




DAY 2


THURSDAY 6TH OCTOBER 13:40 - 15:10 SESSION 3

ROOM A3_SHARED PRACTICES AND DECISION MAKING IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF INFRASTRUCTURES FOR EVERYDAY LIFE Chair: Doris Damyanovic, BOKU-Vienna

1. Mind the gap: contribu�ons to building bridges between the academic research and the daily prac�ces of architecture from the gender perspec�ve in La�n America, Ana Gabriela Lima, Presbyterian University Mackenzie 2. Hull House revisited. The strange case of a co-housing experience in an Italian “middle class” mid-town (Padova, 1949-2014), Lorenza Perini, University of Padua 3. Gender lens in development process of senior cohousing, Agnieszka Labus, Marion Roberts, Silesian University of Technology, University of Westminster 4. Gender sensi�ve strategies to facilitate physical outdoor ac�vi�es of elderly women and men in parks and urban open spaces, Rita Mayrhofer, ILAP 5. Caregiver Friendly Playgrounds for Children under 3 years old, Inés Novella Abril, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid

ROOM A4_PATTERNS OF DAILY MOBILITIES AND EXPERIENCES BY WOMEN AND THE USE OF NEW METHODS AND ICT Chair: Eda Beyazit, Istanbul Technical University

1. Women Transgressing Space and Time: Planning the Everyday/Everynight Life of Women Nightshi� Workers, Sara Or�z Escalante, Col·lec�u Punt 6 and University of Bri�sh Columbia 2. New connec�vi�es in urban Africa: exploring the impact of mobile phones on girls’ and young women’s mobility pa�erns in urban South Africa, Gina Porter, Durham University 3. Advancing in the Provision of Criteria and Tools for Gender Mainstreaming in Urban Planning through GIS Tools: The case of Madrid Metropolitan Area, Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado, José Carpio-Pinedo, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid 4. Gender, Mobility, and Socio-Economic Differences among Arab Communi�es in Jordan and Israel, Wafa Elias, Shamoon College of Engineering 5. Gendered Mobili�es: Commu�ng experiences of female domes�c workers in Istanbul, Eda Beyazit, Istanbul Technical University

ROOM R1_ENGENDERING ENERGY POLICY, WASTE MANAGEMENT, WATER AND URBAN ECOSYSTEMS Chair: Susan Buckingham, Independent researcher/consultant

1. The gendering of waste management in Europe: a contributory factor in climate change?, Susan Buckingham, Independent researcher 2. Engendering the energy policy, Theodora Slini, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 3. Gender as a Key Component to Ensure Sustainable Development not only in the Transport, but also in the Energy Sector, Meike Annamarie Spitzner, Wuppertal Ins�tute for Climate 4. Gendered Innova�on in Energy Research, Petra Puechner, Steinbeis Innova�on gGmbH 5. “The parks here are all covered with concrete, no trees, nothing”: Exploring gendered interac�ons with ecosystem services within a marginal urban community in Brazil, Sarah Bradshaw, Middlesex University

ROOM R4_SECURITY AND SAFETY: BUILDING AND MANAGING URBAN SPACES FREE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Chair: Berit Aasen, Norwegian Ins�tute for Urban and Regional Research

1. Safer townships: Understanding security and safety in poor urban areas in South Africa – analysis and response to violence against women, Berit Aasen, Norwegian Ins�tute for Urban and Regional Research 2. Women, Technology and the Spa�ality of Fear: The Challenge of Par�cipatory Mapping and Percep�ons of Safety in Urban Spaces, Francesca Savoldi, University of Lisbon 3. Breaking the Boundaries, Dimitra Tsitsi, Arianna Mechili, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 4. “Vacant Lots, with No Edifica�on, Fences or Ligh�ng”: Areas of Fear, Elena Escudero, D.ESPACIO Oficina de Arquitectura 5. Gender Aspect of Human Security: Origins and Prac�ce, Iveta Reinholde, University of Latvia

AUDITORIUM_ANALYSING THE RESULTS OF STRUCTURAL CHANGE PROJECTS FUNDED BY THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION (II) Chair: Macela Linkova, Ins�tute of Sociology of the Academy of Science of the Czech Republic

1. Equal But Different: Examining the cultural and ins�tu�onal barriers to women’s leadership posi�ons, Marcela Linkova, Ins�tute of Sociology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic 2. Promo�ng Structural Change in STEM toward a par�cipa�ve approach: the Pisa University experience, Silvia Cervia, Rita Biancheri, University of Pisa 3. The TRIGGER project – First insights from the observa�on of change in ac�on, Giovanna Declich, Luciano d'Andrea; Marina Cacace, ASDO 4. Overview on a web--resource for gender--sensi�ve PhD supervision, developed inside the FESTA project, Ornella Mich, Daniela Ferri, Ta�ana Arrigoni, Marco Filippozzi, Fondazione Bruno Kessler 5. Career Development programme in Research and Science: An Inves�ga�on at Birkbeck, Jeanne Le Roux, Birkbeck University 6. Carrying on Change: From Implementa�on to Sustainability. The STAGES Project at the University of Milan, Elena Del Giorgio, Daniella Facinelli, University of Milan 15:10 - 15:35 COFFEE BREAK




DAY 2



15:35 - 17:05 SESSION 4

ROOM A3_genderSTE WORKING GROUP 1 (WG1) MEETING (BY INVITATION ONLY)

ROOM A4_genderSTE WORKING GROUP 3 (WG3) MEETING (BY INVITATION ONLY)

ROOM R1_WOMEN’S AGENCY IN PROMOTING URBAN RESILIENCE IN TIMES OF CHANGE Chair: Ruth Abril Stoffels, Universidad CEU-Cardenal Herrera

1. Woman’s mul�ple vulnerability and mul�dimensionality: girls in refugee camps and armed conflicts, Ruth Abril Stoffels, Universidad CEU-Cardenal Herrera 2. Crea�ng Local Knowledge for Advocacy: A Women-led Community Resilience Planning Ini�a�ve in Kagithane, Istanbul, Ayse Yonder, Pra� Ins�tute, School of Architecture 3. Gender, Risk and Resilience: perspec�ves from informal se�lers in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, Jordana Ramalho, London School of Economics 4. Par�cipa�on of women in post-tsunami reconstruc�on processes in the coast of the Biobio Region in Chile, Irina Tumini, Ivan Cartes- Siade, Carolina Arriagada-Sichinger, Universidad del Bio-Bio 5. Women’s Organiza�ons in the Post-communist Romanian Gendered Space, Ramona Mihaila, Dimitrie Cantemir Chris�an University

ROOM R4_INTEGRANDO LA PERSPECTIVA DE GÉNERO EN LA ARQUITECTURA Chair: Carmen Espegel, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

1. La evolución de los espacios de las mujeres en las mezquitas, estudio aplicado en el contexto urbano español actual, Consuelo Urbina Parra, Universidad de Alicante 2. Arquitectura como terapia. Renegociando el espacio domés�co, Serafina Amoroso, University of Florence 3. Breve recorrido por las Arquitecturas del Cuidado, Ira� Mogollón García, Universidad del País Vasco 4. Un modelo de inves�gación proyectual. Arquitectas en la cocina, María Carreiro, Cándido López González, Universidade da Coruña 5. Comunicación, Género y Arquitectura, Ariadna Can�s Siberstein, experta en comunicación de arquitectura

AUDITORIUM_EXPERIENCIAS DE COOPERACIÓN Y PARTICIPACIÓN EN AMÉRICA LATINA. MUJERES, SEGURIDAD Y RESILIENCIA Chair: Mónica Sánchez Bernal, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

1. Ordenamiento Local del Territorio como acción de paz desde la dimensión de género en periferias de Colombia, David Burbano, Javeriana University 2. Tres proyectos + algunos referentes: Vıvıenda dıseñada pensando en las mujeres, Mónica Sánchez Bernal, Universidad Nacional de Colombia 3. Pertenecer a la ciudad: Dimensiones y repercusiones del sen�do de pertenencia. Factores que contribuyen al fortalecimiento del sen�do de pertenencia al espacio público, Leyda Brea, Pon�ficia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra 4. Diagnós�co sobre polí�cas sociales habitacionales con perspec�va de género, Belem Hernández González, Ins�tuto Aguascalentense de las Mujeres 5. Domes�cidad transitada: una reflexión en torno a la creación de iden�dades de género desde el espacio domés�co, Joemi Burgos, Grupo de Inves�gación Escritoras y Escrituras 6. Violencias y Acoso sexual en el Transporte y otros espacios públicos locales, Ana Falú, University of Cordoba

17:05 - 18:35 SESSION 5

AUDITORIUM_genderSTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (MC) MEETING (BY INVITATION ONLY)




DAY 2


FRIDAY 7TH OCTOBER

09:00 REGISTRATION

9:30 WORKSHOP MUTUAL LEARNING ON STRUCTURAL CHANGE (1st Part)

11:00 COFFE BREAK

11:20 WORKSHOP MUTUAL LEARNING ON STRUCTURAL CHANGE (2nd Part)

12:30 LUNCH

13:30 MEETING TRIGGER PROJECT STEERING COMMITTEE

VENUE: School of Architecture, Salón de Grados, Avd. Juan de Herrera 4, 28040 Madrid



DAY 3


SIDE EVENT ORGANIZED BY TRIGGER PROJECT (by invita�on only)

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