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Making a City Walkable 2

Day 2 I 4 OctoberPeople at the Heart of a Walking City 4

Day 3 I 5 October

Innovation and Ideas for Implementing Walkability 8

Day 4 I 6 October

Hong Kong Jockey Club Public Forum:

Walking Towards a Low-Carbon Hong Kong 12

Day 5 I 7 October

Exploring the City:Urban and Green Fringe Neighbourhood Walkshops 13

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1

Day iMaking a City Walkable 3 October 2016 (Monday)

08:15 Registration and informal networking

OS:OC Opening Plenary

Walkability in Asian Cities

09:30 Hong Kong Showcase3.rector of °lanrvg. HKSAP Ccver”rent, Horg Kong

Fellow, Hong Kong Institute of Planners, Hong Kong

Head, Energizing Kowloon test Office, HKSAR Government, Hong Kong

Vice President (Campus Development and Facilities), Green Deck Task Force,Hong Kong Polytechnic Univeraity, Hong Kong

Prporitiz “g Wa krg. expeher:es for ecorrob le cites rue1 Ooegon Pescot CLE , Bonn Geriay

Plar’nirg 0r We erg Mas rg °lan’ng sno Ens ronentalDens Edwards Chinese un’vet5’ of long Kong, bong KongLaws Effective for all Pedestrians

Mixed Use and Walkable Spares- Design that makes a

Amends Campelo Parsons The New School for Design, New York, USAdifference in Teresina - Brazil

Places for People: Shifting the Policy Landscape to NurtureRobin Abad Ocubillo City Planning Department, city and County of San Francisco, San Francisco, USACrasaroota Public Spaces

Reaching Upward + Stretching Outward: The Urgency of Waikability,Brian Sinclair University of Calgary, Calgary, CanadaLivability and Holistic Dea’gn’sbility rn Middle East City Building

How ssalki-’p concitrons affect pecestr a— oreferences:Panag otis ‘aoaroarnou Arratot e ‘Jr s’erUty of Thessalonrxi, bessalon ki, GreeceTne case 0’ “nessalo—’sr, Greece

Wa kab.e Cities — G:obal to ,ncal Pe-soertives

Sam ng the Scene

Case 1: Des Voeua Road Central Projert

Case 2: Energizing Kowloon East Project

Case 3: Green Deck Project

Ch’ etopher av: Iou—ding Drector and Architect, The Ova Pa’lrers5’ p td.. Hong Kong

K. K. Lirg

Ian Brownlee

Brenda Au

Andy Tong

11:00 Parallel sessions

Designing for Walking:Ti From Principles to Policy to

Practice

.‘‘.‘.:.i: Coffee break.

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T2Places for People:Place-making I Place-keeping

13Technology and CreativeEngagement on Street (I)

T4Promoting walking (I):BuIlding Alliances

Thwards Automatec Asaessme’t of Group versus rd vidualWalk’ng Benefits

Listening the city? Mapping mundane talks using mobiietechnologies in Santiago de Chile

Using electronic activity monitor to enhance working adultsnumber of steps: a feasibility study

Reclaiming Streets in the Asian Cities’ Baragalore,Kathmandu & Dhaka

Kilu Lee

Franrrscs AvilAs

Ka Man Tam

Case Wes:er Reserve Cerve-sityt Cleelad. ,SA

Pontrfrcis Univereidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago, Chile

Hong tong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Phaeha P Thomas ilealth6rrdge Foundation, india

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Pedestrian Mobility: State of The Art of The Movement InSilvia Sturbi Cruz Cidade Ativa, SF’, Brazil

Brazil

Evaluate, Enable, Engage: Toward a Safeç More Wa Ika bleStreet for Bangkok’s Chinatown

12 30 Lunch

14:00 Welcome Remarks

Maura Wong CEO, Civic Exchange

Jim Walker Founder, Walk2I

Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust

Frederick Ma Chairman, MTR Corporation

Welcome Plenary

Keynote presentation Carrie Lam Chief Secretary for Administration, HKSAR Government, Hong Kong

Ring Thom Principal, Ring Thom Architects, Canada

Comic Ilizizenga Secretary General, Partnership on Sustainable Low Carbon Ira nsport (SLoCaT),China

16 00 Coffee break

Keynote presentation

Seoul, South Korea

Singapore

lloiln City, Philippines

Penang, Malaysia

Paris, France

Calgary, Canada

Anthony Cheung

Sangbum Kim

Yvon rse Elm

Jed Patrick E, Mahilng

Dato’Maimunah Mohd SharK

(invited)

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Secretary, Transport & Housing Bureau, IIKSAR Government, Hong Kong

tormer Vice Mayor, Seoul

Group Diret.tni of The Urban Redevelopment Authority

Mayor of bib City

Municipal President of Sebera ng Peral (invited)

Mayor of Paris

Mayor of Calgary

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T6 Workshop

Kim Beng Lua World Resources Institure, Beijing, China

Step by step towards healthy and walkable cities: low activemobility serves transport and public health

Elisabeth Raser U niversity of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria

Getting Back on Our Feet:Principles and Enablers to Barriers and enablers to using concepts of health to promote

Enhance Walkabilityfor walkability and walking at a local government scaleAnthony McCosker Curtin University Sustainability Policy (CUSP) Institute, Perth, Assstralia

Improving Health Improving walkability to reduce obesity — identifyingopportunities using a microscale assessment method in Bernardita Calinao GrAS, Coldspring-On-Hudson, New York, USACentral Harlem, New York

Alighardashi Vahid Iran Railway Company, Tehran, Iran

Designing great walkable cities

International imperatives for more walkable cities

16:30 Plenary

Every City Has Its Story

18:00 ‘, ‘‘‘‘‘‘v’,Lets Walk!

19:00Welcome Reception

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Day 2 IPeople at the Heart of a Walking City 4 October 2016 (Thesday)

09:00 Plenary

Keynote presentation Christine Lob Under Secretary for the Environment, HKSAR Government

Physical Activity in Urban Areas: An international study ofSocial Impacts of Walking 14 cities including Hong Knng Later Cerin Institute for Health and Ageing, Australian Catholic University, Australia

International standard for measuring walking: how muchwe walk and what motivates us to walk Daniel Sauter Founder, Urban Mobility Research, Switzerland

In Conversation

Paul Zimmermann Founder, CEO, Designing Hong Kong

Culls HIcer Las’nier, autbo’, Ho”g KongRea Life Walking Stories

Cnanyau C”ong Pres det iorg Kong Un C’ 0-the B “O bong Knng

Wa kaoiiW to’ oh then C’une C’a rog’a’-1’ne Va—age’, Save the ChScren, bong Kong-

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Coffee 15

11:00 Sub-plenary

Integrating Walking and Public Transportationin Mega-Cities

Parallel sessions

Creating quality condominium and apartment livingspaces to encourage families to choose higher densityhousing in San Francisco

Stepping It Up and Down: A smarter, mulci-layered approach to identifyingTi Design for Walkability in The pedestrian infrastructure priorities - Sharing exptrience

Layered City from the Doha West Bay Connectivity StudyDensity is destiny. what is the right density for livable andsuct,inabie good streets’ An eeeccise n ‘evervee’g neer ng. visual cation arc Duol c agagerenc.C’,a’le—ges toward Revital cation of rban Commun t ccn .apan

- Shi’t f-or Auto-c’ entad ,rbar Soraw to

T2 People-ohented Compact CityAll walks of Life: Meetingthe NeedsofThe Old and C”i then a’d senior rob I ty: A commo grounc?Young

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Eva!uat;or & the osycnometr.o properties of SocialFn-s.rorr.cnt Q..est000sire fl one context of Counesaolder adulss

Anoraw Mccc Chef Architect. MTR Conporat on. Hong Knrg

Oren Tatcher Principal. OTC Planning & Design, Hong Kong

Sada Lam Director: The Oval Partnership Ltd., i long Kong

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Susan tahoe San Francisco Planning Department, San Francisco. USA

Cameron MacDonald Atkins Hong Kong, long Kong

c.’ancisco Ai ania Li cube Uoiversity o Caigary, Caig ac’a, Canada

hi rOtae Koike Ltsunom ya tyowa Jnaertity, Ltsunomuya,Japar

Roor go Luc,era ATE. Ce—eva, Swilcer and

Ka Man eung Deptrtment of Pnysuca: Loucaluon, bong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

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in the Uroar Realm

LohancV g Wal<ab: cy w t an App tha: a splans theBern arc’ta C; ‘ao

Waicing Lnvironn,enr ‘eopie Want

Spatial Location of Information Units for PedestriansAdriana Souza

Using Isoviats

James Grant

Rico Quirindongo

Ami nut Islam Sujon

5’ ViS’: 25

Msn.cs UI vs !ag€cs

Sang,i’: Ian

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Waltraut Kisser

Robyn Davies

Alvin Mejia

cilIa Iharnm

Daroana Athale

Ifte Asy

Uriversitvot C a fUry Ca gary, Canada

-A KSPA5a Seepy “olloss \ew ‘sri. ,SA

Brazil

JMDdesign, Sydney Australia

DLR Group, Seattle, USA

Work for a Better Bangladesh Trust, Dhaka, Bangladesh

berg a rg Kowloon K .:sr Q’ice. Deneloerret Brs,, Horg Koflg

San ngstc-e. UK

Transport Sa’e:y B c:,evc” Gmup Koes Tra ‘spor: ‘.ttus. South <cea

Sarrsu,g TraUt C Sa’etv Research n’tit re, Snut’: Kc-ea

Knowledge Dialogus’,, long Kong

Queensland Walks, Queensland, Australia

Clean Air Asia, Philippines

Roams a & Partner aT, Vienna, Austria

Sarv,:csa Design’, Ps’s Ltd. Purse, India

Ja”e’s Walk. Calc.iIt.n ‘WalKs

I pa’h Ai=n 3Lteack Consi,It.a’:&, “artoes5s:o on Sissca’nahle. Low Cabon flansport

Technology and CreativeEngagement in Street (Ill

Promoting Walking II:

T4 Community and StakeholderEngagement

Community Led Design

Seattle Waterfront Symposium: Creating an [quitable.

Walkable Urban Neighborhood

Using media to improve walking and ensure pedestrian

rights: eaamples from Bangladesh

Walking Safely:The Big Picture

1& Round Tables

Saving Ives tkrougn S:r Rat g5: Thee ooa’ work heloterosticra. Road Assesomet Pmgram (iRA’)

rep-c’: 0,5 oeoes:ria” s.ifecy in ursar’ roaDs

‘ecescos’ Act dent, Cnrr;ctehstics andCo.,nte’ neacures Community Road

Round-table on Developing “Pedestrian First” Policies

Putting walking on the world map

Strengthsriing coin municy actions to encouragegovernmeots to walk the talk for people-friendly cit las

Know yni’r city, know your public spaces! Evaluating

public spaces in r,ew city development areas in Vienna

Walking Tou r’,’an en abler for Tnunsm and Revitalisiog

Co’nrn,r,:,e,’,

s Ws’k Centenna”y

‘a’s’: 1k r.g ;s ‘sn me””; wi:r

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Rauno Andreas Fuchs

Pay d Cuererc

Oavd Lam

Let’s Reclaim Our Slreetcl (‘evin Coates

Walking with Jane Jacobs in Hong Kong Lachian Barber

Designing streets for the walking dependent Ben Rossiter

V obI ty 0’ o tie’ pa tiestria r s: the rele ar cc cf d”e-e—c pets sa’-- F mar Bre.tinger& envIronments focto’s or the inn - ia! cct’cn space

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Wa kirg Thwarosa Susroiao,e Region: Ways to Des gn a Wa.kao-

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- RinaSatoNeigbbcmm:c n aspen s Aging Soc ety

:nrecas:ing foofa I: Peco.e-centr c p!ar—i—g to’ wclkaoilzvrMartin Weoderburnurban areas

Pedetlrianism as an Effective Tool for Sustainable Intra-CityCommuting in Calabar, Southern Nigeria lnah Okon

Walking on the streets of London: a modelling fool for esaluating- Ashley Dhananiand planning for active travel

SWITCHing to active travel . The City of Vienna on the right path- 5tiiiebkeL”hebaJnto foste’ inclusive ss.s tarao e joan r.obil.ty .festyles

Ls ng V deo to Rec-.it Young ‘edestrian Acsccates Debra [froymson

Pedest’iar anUs sn and cha le—ges to con—etc as :h z.ub!:cooircie toneic trres

ln’Deplb understanding 0t atcident causation for vulnerable roadOle Thorsonusers

Same traffic rules for different public space userCeert van Waegcatefories?

Pedestrian Priority Streets and Risk of Car AccidentsBefore-and-after Evaluations Sunghoon Oh

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14:DD Sub-plenary

CommunicatIng Ideas for Walkability

Parallel sessions

TIHong Kong: Creating Streetsfor Everyone

Walking Down MemoryLane: Designing for OlderWalkers

T3 Walking by Numbers I:Modelling and Forecasting

TPromoting Walking III:Ideas and Innovation

CEO, Creeri City Project Munich (invited)

Clear Ah Ass invile

Piano ng Depa-’tnent, H <SAR Gcvemmert

Tire Ii riiv&rsiiy of I long Kisiig, hung Kong

Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Victoria Walks, Victoria, Australia

Terbn.sche Lrivers tact ge-In Berlin, Ce-many

Kok’,sci Kogyo Co., Ltd., ruchj. aoan

Wedderburn Transport Planning, UK

University of Calabar, Calabsç Nigeria

University College London, London, UK

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, Institute forTansport Slud:es

Reg:onal D,rector of Asia. Iiealthoridge, gangiadesh

Pedest-ia activism and challenges to conect with pcb ic 00 icie

INTRA SL, Barcelona, Spain

International Federation of Pedestrians, Brussels. Belgium

Architecture and Urban Research Institute, Sejong City. Republic of Korea

T5Walking Safely II: Risks andRules

Chiet Transport Policy and Development.Transport Division, UNCSCRP (invited)

Vice President, Total Health Ka ‘sec Permanente, USA

Chief [secutive, Victoria Walks, Australia

Regional Director of Asia, Heacthhridge, Bangladesh

Tra nvport Program Manager: Clean Air Asia

TB PechaKucha

The outdoor city: bow public spaces dre evolving to welcomeSonia Lavadinho Bfluid Research, Geneva, Switzerland

active lifestyles in the XXlst century

How should a street with high bicycle Iraffic be designed forAkibiko Ono Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan

safety of elderly walker

Creative approaches to foster walkability within rural Nicole Ringer Reum RegionMensch, Vienna: Austriacommunities

Relationship between Walkability and Health in Urban Space - AKin Tong The Hong Kong Polyverhnic University, Ilong Kong, China

Comparative Study among Asian Cities

<amana \laancar Resource Certm for Pr,’iary ,ea,t, Cam Kathmand,. NepaMangwacto

SOS - Seatng for Social,zing A tem3o-ar rDan deLce to cranceacs Rossi’i Tne Chisece Lmvers:ny of long Korg bong Kongrecital cc tlorg Kong Pjh5c Spaces

Creating space in car oependent cities: Tne case of buiiding aAnne Matan Curti Un’vesity, Derek Western Australia, Australia

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15CC Plenary

‘730 Power of PartnershipsModerator

Panel discussion

Peter O’Neill

Tyler Norris

Ben Rossiter

Debra Efroymvon

Alvin Meija

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Day 3Innovation and Ideas for Implementing Walkability 5 October2ol6(Wednesday)

09:00 Plenary

Eta NLWC ode! Street Des g- Cuice S<w D,.rcr ClobcDesg’ng Citie in t al!se USAUrban Innovation and Design:

--- Noneyoal.ingsvae<zbitity: narnessing the Power or Tecnnology

-Creative thinking and new ways to Marie a & A!forzo Fcude, Siate of P are. LSAano Oats to Help Ma-se F aces Ret:rwaik for cities of the future— - -

- caecutive D’ectcn Rocco Design Aronineons -tc..Connect L 50(50 Yin - -

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11:00 Sub-plenary

- Vice Mayor of Transportation,Daniel Hellden

City Council of Stockholm, Sweden (invited)

Showcase: scaickholm, The Walkable City lonaa Elliasson Head of the Stockholm City Transportation Department. Sweden (invited)Integrated Mobility Potity

Lr?audir Cub ic A”a rs Manager. MTR \crd 0, Ssseder

Kristoffer Tamsons Swede— Stockholm t-aic co,rc-!cr Part c County, Swede

Parallel sessions

This is where We Walk i Researching the ‘Urban Paflerre” Angelika Psenner Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

• - Creating a cohesive multi-functional public spaceThe Design ofCityapace:-

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Where Can We Walk’ and promoting walkability by integrating the various layers of toad Rabbani Municipality of Tehran, Tehran, Iran- the city Case study: Tehran Eco passage

Tony Ho Civit Engineering and Development Department, HKSAR Government (malted)

js:ng rrecia In n-rose svs k -g ans ens,r oedesirian ghts:-

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- A-mn-ut isla’ SLJC Wore for a Better Banglades’ WBs rust- Dnc’rt, Barglacesheatmoles won Eangladeso

- Bull ensironment effects on Perceived accessiniLty to positiveWhy walk? Perception, -- - • - - -T2 - a—d regat vacua ny networks: vie?s wom two wd’icna Ortegcn-sanchez Lnver ty Co lege Lordon, _oncon, UKPreference & Provision

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-ne gbbournnocs in Loncon

The Choice To Walk in Kampongs in Surabayo (Indonesia) Anitha Silvia C20 Library Collective, Surahays, Indonesia

Walkability Index- An Evaluation tool for walking Clement lb Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited, Hong Kong

Walking by Numbers II:T3

Counting and Measuring Measuring walkahility in downtown Rio de Janeiro:Danbelle Hoppe institute for Transportation and Development Policy, Rio de Janeiro, Brazilpartnership towards a more walkable city

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A ro-eaarenensve eva ita:ion otxe pub” 502cc in c’sh p. - - -

C-_ky so Iranek Deoutv Direc:o -‘or Tasoort. K’akov. °c andinve scope of waR Pg q_a.iL

The Patter ofTiny Feet: WALKING TO SCHOOL WITH Walkability City Tool Miguel lots Annoy Suma-USC, Pamplona, Navarra, Spain

T4 Enhancing Ways forWalkingtoSchool Cop n-ns Scncolira it p nsfc en a p aka,lt in

an es e b s a SCM p1 ap

Vision for Pedestrian Safety in I long Kong- Urban Sp.aedJulian Kwnng Community for Road Safety, long Kong

Management is Crucial

Walking Safely Ill: Safer Pedestrian Safety and Walking Smart in Korea How -

TS -Nikola Medimorec Kojects, Suwon, Republic of Korea

Environments Smaophones Can Guide to Safe, Convenient and Secure Paths

For Safer Walking Environment - Japanese Challenge to Shift . - -

-. Teppei Osada Utsunomiya University, Japan

Bicycles from Sidewalk to Roadway

Head, The Greening, Landscape and Tree Management (GLTM) Section,T6 Workshop Hot, Wet and In a Rush: Designing for Climate and Density Deborah Kuh Development Bureau, HKSAR Government

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14:30 Sub-plenary

Singapore Eu-Gene Ong Lend Transport Authority ILTAI, S isiaspul

Showcase: Krakow Tadeuss Tramiel Depuw Mayor, Krakow, Poland lln’Ji cdlDelivering Walkability inInternational Cities C’.. angancisi i: ted:

axaila ir,vi:ed}

Parallel sessions[sabre a tsp al s-:a ka ale space in contem acran1 Cis n,-se cities: a - — -

Zawen S_n fe Un vera ty scd noa-gn, cd nnuen. UKstudy of beternpanenus netsvorks of street vendors - —

Stairs & Stalls: Attractions ‘The ro:e of street venccrs in fan hating wslkni; nainias fror - - - - -

Ti - - .- sony Shah lnoian .nst:tute r,: buna Sest essents. Bsnga,ore. rd:s

or Barners in the Street? M,,n’ba;

‘Am k ng, H-’: ar’’z p_bc sauce: S:t:C.. tur’”:r cng Kong My ‘sc Su:c Ch”st . :; Kong 50.vt—u.rn C ‘s’e;:.ity, -ong ‘a”,;

W,itkin for ,Sll- Infrastructure for Walking innos.,tions Alma Cnia r;idia The U niversity of i sang Kong, Da’par rinent or Pi,snning ,nnd Design, ‘long Kong

Access for All: Designing Beyond W,alking: improving Urban Mobility Equity in the Age ofU , . - - Dadi An The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

for Universal Accessibility I rafnrm.anion

Designing of Swara] Round — A public space re invented Jacob Samuel tSAF, Kerala, India

how can pedestrian data collection help to assess cities overallHalfThe Fun is Geflin - . -

. yves-Andre La-BoLalaire Eco Counterattractiveness? Examples of different cities around the world

T3 There:Assessing&- , tvaluati ng the usage of Wi-Fl and BlLaytooth based sensors for . .

Evaluating Walkability .‘ Maximilian Franz Buhm NTNU - The Norwegian University of sciance and Technology: Trnndheim, Norway

pedestrian counting in urban areas

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Who is to blame when street environments do not support walking- -

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Walking & Riding:Forging Synergy for Accessibility: Nurturing Dialogue for Safe Access54 Improving Access onto BRT in 110 Chi Minb City

Kim Beng Lua World Resources Inaitute, Ber1ing, ChinaFoot to PublicTrans ort Sound Access br All: Championing Systemwide Policy Putting rest

Lisa Quinn zest risr, Ssttle _,54

mpatt otafic so woe ano comoos tori on the-- Zni King Scnool of energy ann cnvirnnment, City University of bong Kong. long KongAir Quality & pedestriar exposure n u’ban sveet canyon

Temperature-A si ot study or the dynamic resse ot oedestor tnerrnar zorfort

— -• TS Challenges for- <cv n zau ococol 0 ,scitecture, he Ch,rese Lmvers tao’ Hong Kong• long Kong

- uncer out000r trzns.ert concision;Walking in Hong

• Ron Air pollution during the Hong Kong protests and its implications forgpedestrienisation

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- Peter Bnmblecomhe School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong, bong Kong

Smart walkability: making our cities walkable by using smart-- Ruiqu Ma The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong Kongtechnologies

Walking in LA- improving Warkability in an Auto Meiropolis Mock vallianasos Occidental College, Urban & Environmental Policy institute, Los Angeles, USA

Toe sale i n toe 55Cm lion taos: A soty of peos e. oassion and- 0eter Sagioua- °arKs Fnundatio—• ualga% Ccnodzoartoershipc ouiid:ng oatnways

Fro’ rtessng de-’sty to dense l:vef-ness: Learning 1mm Lu-’opean - lost Lta of Lrndscaoe A-ch tectire, Unrversity of \c:Jra: Reso,jrex zrd LiCeurgen _rclt ebneratreetacapes Sc 59t55 U ennL• AjstriaT6 Round Tables bow to .m-olenent the Vterratiora! Wai<Vg Data Stanoaro’ An

introduction and practice-oriented debate about methodological Daniel Sauter Urban Mobility Research. Ziarich, Switzerlandchallenges

Policies and practices on improving pedestrian friendly cities in China Lianlian Liu Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China

Walking, the competition for urban space and )the fear of) congestion Martin Wedderburn independent Transport Consultant, London, UK

via kasi ity ann the pus c rtxlm Vatnew °-yo- The U—;vetuiry of Hong Kong. bong Kong

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15:00 Plenary

Funding and Financial Impacts of How walkability driyes Europes fastest growing city Dr Alexander Stahle CEO. Spacescape, SwedenWalkability:Finding the funds for walkability Benjamin Cha Chief Executive, Crosvenoi Group, long Kongand realising the economicbenefits of more walking David Tang Property Director, MTR Corporation, bong Kong

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Speed Networking

Conparison of pedestrian :-aff sand dci’s tv — A rasp stuoy or

transit ‘a : sties

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emolovees f’or sit to stans to wa

Altendoffer Steet: ‘Is-n a tun”eI of the fragmented sty to a -

oaskbore of community cu In ng Recoveri”g i-c enosurhooocDy imorOvrg wakaoi iv.

Working with Government Officials: Advocacy tsperienr.e in an

Adverse Situation

The use of walkable street in the area around OmarAI-M ukhtar Street in Tripoli Libya

The fsukishima Alley Walking Guidebook and Guided Tours inTs ukish ima

Creating supportive environments for active travel (includingwaSting) and workplaces

Safe Walkabiliky by Design: Improving Road Safely forVulnerable Road Users in eangkok

Neighborhood Safety and Walking for Transporlation versus

Recieation P urpoaea

Creating a W.ilkable City Centre at Des Voeus toad Central

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Clean Aff In tat ye s or Vaakab Ity

Safe Walkability by Design: Improving Road Safely for

Vunprab e Road aers V BangkoKr*z-

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Dwayne Sheenan Vn,rt Royal ,,n -vers , Ca gary. Aloena Canada

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Debra tfroymson Regional Director of Asia, healthbridge, Bangladesh

Khairi Mohanied Abdulla University of Wolverhampton, uK

Hideaki Shimura Shibaura Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan

Jeni Bindon The Health Promotion, Sydney, Australia

Kim Beng Lua World Resources Institute, Beijing, China

Chanam Lee Tesas AM University. Coliege Station, USA

Benson Poon Hong Kong institute at Piaiine,s, Hong Kung

Ceert san Wacg Irternas s—al °ade.at of Pi’n’rtnans, Brussels, Bela us,

Patrick ru—g Cean A’ Set-work lorg Kong

Kim Beng Lue World Resources Institute, Beieng China

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Day 41Hong Kong Jockey Club Public Forum:Walking Towards a Low-Carbon Hong Kong

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Ester Cerir

Yi Mien Koh

Jean Woo

6 October 2016 (Thursday)

Pete’ \ewman P’olessnr of Sus:a rsbitv cut n University A,,sI’al aInteractive Panel:

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Taking action for Hong Kong rste’Cer:r Irst tte ‘c’ dealt” and Aei—g. Austrolan Catscn Lrive’s’ty, Ajst’c, a

Sup ova Sen MzKVsev & Co. Singapore

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9:40 Keynote presentation

Setting the Agenda:Imperatives for a Low Carbon City

CivIc society engagement with building low carbon futures

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The Journey Towards Healthy Low Carbon Cities in Practice:The building blocks to deliverhealthy, clean communities

K. S. W erg Secrets ry c: toe Ens iror,o’,ent, I KS/ Cnvemment

Civic Exchange

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F long Kong Jockey Club Chartirs Trial

Peter Newn- Sr Professor of Susranab Iry. Con- n U nversity. A_st,sl

n’ian Corers V:e’oationa Cno’chator Low Carbor Cry orurn A,s:’ia11:00 Coffee Break

14:33Hong Kong Ideas Charette:Ideas Into ActionDes Voeux Road ard East Kowloon- orotectt

13:00 Lunch

McKinsey tOo.. S.ngsuc’e

Institute for Health and Ageing, Australian Catholic University, Australia

Medical Director, AlA Group Ltd., Hong Kong

Emeritus Professor of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

16:00

16:45

Secretaries Dialogue:Shaping a Vision for Hong Kong

15:30 Coffee Break

1730 Closing Ceremony

— Conference Conclusions18:00 Handover to Calgary 2017

Anthony Cheung

Paul Chan

K. S. Wong

Secretary for Transport & [lousing, HKSAR Government (invited)

Secretary for Development, FIKSAR Government (invited)

Secretary for the Environment, HKSAR Government (invited)

Jim Walket Director, Walk2 1

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Day 5 IExploring the City — Urban and Green FringeNeighbourhood Walkshops 7 October 2016 (Friday)

Exo oring tie best of Ho”g Kcng’s wa <ab.c features, Day S sri-ms a fu cay of gu ccc walks around :-e regon, frorn :s ursar rea” so -emote country tra s, Some of the nary sva ks or offo include:

Title Theme Walkshop Leader

Walk with Clean Air

Walkability and Citizen Science in Tung Diung through the FreshWater Project

Who should have the lead, the legs or the wheels? Pedestrians being safe and feeling safe.

Step up with history and topography— Walking with Stairs

Experience the “Spirit of Creation” in the transformation of an old industrial lone

A community-led initiative to improve urban environment — creating more public spaces, better air quality, moreamenities for pedestxians, improving safety, comfort, convenience and health of pedestrians

A Road fron, Grey to Green — to turn a heavy traffic and broken-down community into a green urban oesis withclean air, pleasant walks and landscaped parks

One City, Three Different Experiences

City Impression Central

Take the shortcut from urban to rural - Tsz Sha Ancient Trail

Intimate relationship between the city and the countryside - Wanchai Short Hike

Air quality Clean Air Network

Water cuality

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From high rises to high mountains - Vuen Tsuen Ancient Trail

Meandering through vegetable gardens and village houses in Mui We

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Urcan rsvtaiisatior. Des frau’s Road Cetalpacestr anisation

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Comracsry & p hitc anar,’

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Pen-urban hiking trails

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Nature conservation

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These walkshops will be led by government officials and passionate walking enthusiasts and are sure to be eye-opening as well as fun, Dur team will be onsite throughout the conference to provide more

information and to help you register

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