IUPEA - International Urban Planning and Environment Association
CITIES FOR US
engaging communities and citizens for sustainable development
CITIES FOR US
engaging communities and citizens for sustainable development
1st UPE Lusophone Symposium TRACKS
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LS01 // Urban Planning for sustainable development in lusophone contexts
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LS02 // Multilevel governance experiences for sustainable urban and environmental development
LS01 // Urban Planning for sustainable development in lusophone contexts
Chair: Isabel Loupa Ramos, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
SC: Dennilson Pinto, Direcção da Ordem dos Engenheiros de Angola, Angola
Judite Nascimento, University of Cabo Verde, Cabo Verde
Margarida Queirós, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
Maria Encarnação Sposito, Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brasil
Maria Rosário Partidário, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
A fast urbanization process linked to road infrastructures and sprawl housing and economic activities expansion characterizes many countries in the last decades.
This track is dedicated to the presentation of urban planning in practice supported in the analysis of the main transformations in Portuguese-speaking territories and the presentation of legal and instrumental frameworks related to sustainable development.
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What are the main problems that cover these territories?
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Which main conflicts are emerging?
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Which programs and solutions are being pursued?
LS02 // Multilevel governance experiences for sustainable urban and environmental development
Chair: Nuno Marques da Costa, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
SC: Glaucio José Marafon, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Helsio Azevedo, Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, Moçambique
Margarida Pereira, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
Neli Aparecida Mello, Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brasil
Teresa Alves, Universidade de Lisboa
In Portuguese-speaking countries, planning systems are young, both in spatial planning instruments for different scales and in governance structures.
Besides that, new problems of aging, scarcity in providing health and education services, unsustainable mobility, and housing pressures all demand new approaches and a multilevel planning system. This track is dedicated to the discussion of innovations and experiences in addressing these issues.
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How are environmental and sustainable urban development paradigms placed in multilevel and integrated spatial planning approaches?
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What are the challenges for governance multilevel?