Date

October 4 - 5 , 2017

Location

Imperial Royale Hotel

Remaining

245 Tickets

Speakers

13 Professional Speakers

WHAT'S ABOUT EVENT / what's going on there come and learn

14th -15th October 2015 Conference highlights

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• Get centralised base maps and then produce different type of maps for better planning. These maps which are crucially needed are; hydrological maps, environmental, industrial, human settlement, infrastructure, agriculture, tourist and utility maps.
• Start thinking hard about a Public Transport, green mobility system plans and investment for sustainable development and urban planning strategy for East and Central Africa. Transport system should focus on modern seamless light train technologies connecting different spatially interconnected nodes (high density population, industrial, cities, and boarder towns) in the East and Central African region. Radial and grid system are cheap however it was suggested these systems could gradually be out phased since they are based on old technologies.
• Get a blue print for an East and Central African urban planning strategy that will include among others a shared vision about planning human settlements, resource allocation and utilisation, confluences, focusing on key priority areas like border Towns, Industrial locations and production centres. This calls for urban infrastructure investment into rapid Transport system
• Discouraging systematic urban engineering systems but rather focus on organic, integrated and inclusive, liveable urban planning cities and towns
• Start Research to understand how sustainable human settlement will be organised based on the above seamless Green Transport Systems, off-grid technologies and dweller participation. It was resolved to find ways as to how investments could be done using build own Transfer (BOT), Private Public Parternships or other business models
• Urban environmental issues futured prominently. Key areas were pointed out for investment: water, sanitation, lake shore protection, clean water transport systems, solid and liquid urban waste management and transportation, and investing in generation of electricity out of urban waste.
• Reduction of rural population by 70 % could save the environment by reducing use of trees as fuel, reduce land fragmentation and changing land ownership system to mitigate hindrances to planning possibilities derived from different land tenure.
• Get started with Smart Cities to ease, reduce cost and waste in urban planning
• Have the conference annually every Wednesdays and Thursdays of the first week in October partly as a refreshers workshop for your planners, review of the previous urban and infrastructure development in respective countries, introduction to new technologies
• Bring on board and introduction of the much needed private investment in from around the world into the East and Central Africa Urban and Infrastructure project developments.

WHAT'S ABOUT EVENT / what's going on there come and learn

14th -15th October 2015 Conference highlights

• Get centralised base maps and then produce different type of maps for better planning. These maps which are crucially needed are; hydrological maps, environmental, industrial, human settlement, infrastructure, agriculture, tourist and utility maps.
• Start thinking hard about a Public Transport, green mobility system plans and investment for sustainable development and urban planning strategy for East and Central Africa. Transport system should focus on modern seamless light train technologies connecting different spatially interconnected nodes (high density population, industrial, cities, and boarder towns) in the East and Central African region. Radial and grid system are cheap however it was suggested these systems could gradually be out phased since they are based on old technologies.
• Get a blue print for an East and Central African urban planning strategy that will include among others a shared vision about planning human settlements, resource allocation and utilisation, confluences, focusing on key priority areas like border Towns, Industrial locations and production centres. This calls for urban infrastructure investment into rapid Transport system
• Discouraging systematic urban engineering systems but rather focus on organic, integrated and inclusive, liveable urban planning cities and towns
• Start Research to understand how sustainable human settlement will be organised based on the above seamless Green Transport Systems, off-grid technologies and dweller participation. It was resolved to find ways as to how investments could be done using build own Transfer (BOT), Private Public Parternships or other business models
• Urban environmental issues futured prominently. Key areas were pointed out for investment: water, sanitation, lake shore protection, clean water transport systems, solid and liquid urban waste management and transportation, and investing in generation of electricity out of urban waste.
• Reduction of rural population by 70 % could save the environment by reducing use of trees as fuel, reduce land fragmentation and changing land ownership system to mitigate hindrances to planning possibilities derived from different land tenure.
• Get started with Smart Cities to ease, reduce cost and waste in urban planning
• Have the conference annually every Wednesdays and Thursdays of the first week in October partly as a refreshers workshop for your planners, review of the previous urban and infrastructure development in respective countries, introduction to new technologies
• Bring on board and introduction of the much needed private investment in from around the world into the East and Central Africa Urban and Infrastructure project developments.

The 2nd Urban and Infrastructure Development Conference for the East and Central African Region will take place between the 5th – 6th October 2016. The Conference is jointly organised by governmental and independent organisations, Companies in Urban and Infrastructure Development, Integrated Development Research and Consultancy and Kampala School for Integrated Urban Planning (SIUP). If you or your company or organisation wish to attend and/or sponsor the event kindly get i touch. The conference will be graced by experts in: Contemporary Architecture, Transport Planning, Road and Urban Civil Works Engineering, Solid Waste Management, Environmental Engineering etc., and a selected number of European and USA companies in; City Planning, Development, Smart Cities etc

Contact Daniel Bwanika (info@idrc-ug.com)

Ministry of Housing Lands and Urban Development Ag. Commisioner Mr. Pade Walter (pade@mhlud.go.ug)

Contact with Cities Alliance is Mr. Samuel Malaba (smabala@citiesalliance.org)

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a. Exhibitors of Urban & Infrastructure technologies for the conference get in touch info@idrc-ug.com / +256-752-972-960

b. City/Town projects investors,financiers, funders at uidc.siup.ac.ug get in touch info@idrc-ug.com / +256-752-972-960

 

MAIN Theme for 2016:  Modern Green Dynamics for Metropolis (MGD) – Building and Design of Smart Cities for East and Central Africa.
 
Theme 1: Designing MGD Smart Cities – Ecological Engineering and Architecture
• Smart City and Urban planning
• Technologies associated with smart city planning
• Designing and modelling space for smart cities
• Ethical and ecological issues with smart cities
• Spatial planning transformation in the era of Environmental requirements
• Convergence of Housing Technology and Eco-Engineering Architecture
• Development Financing and Investment of MGD smart cities development
Theme 2: Physical Planning Education for MGD Smart Cities
• Physical planning Education and smart cities development
• Spatial landscape evaluation digitisation models vis vi reality
• Citizen participation and engagement in Smart Cities planning (OCP)
• Investment (Public /Private) areas in smart cities – which areas?
• Government, Private Planning roles in smart cities development
• Informality verse formalism in space, place making
• Development Financing and Investment MGD based Physical Planning
Theme 3: City Street Design and City Transport systems
• Smart Cities for Children, Elderly, Disabled and Women
• Smart Cities transportation modes and design technologies
• Convergence of Transport, Ecology, Town and County planning
• Business localisation for MGD Smart Cities
• Zoning principals for children Cities
• Trams and electric vehicles for MGD Smart Cities
• Off grid utilities and amenities placement
• Financing and Investment in City street design and Transport system
Theme 4: Environment for Smart Cities
• Social needs for space/environment with cities development
• Sociology of modern planning systems
• Current Urban Planning practices and future prospects
• Waster and Storm water collection and reuse
• Powering cities with green technologies
• Fighting urban violence with environmental planning
• Eliminating pollution (water, air , soil) in cities
• Recycling City Garbage recycling and Ecological farming /Issues
Theme 5: Local Governments in MGD Smart Cities
• Local Government and Urban Governance in Africa
• Local Government and Urban Governance structures in East/Central Africa
• Fight against corruption
• ICT and governance in local governments
• Public servant roles convergence with citizen participation
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hosted by Daniel Bwanika of the School for Integrated Urban Planning.

Conference or Event Schedule / dont forget it

Urban & Rural Planning Panel discussion
  • Physical Planning
  • Urban design
  • Estates Development
  • Mapping and surveying
  • Detailed and Site Plans
  • Urban Finance and management
 

Urban Engineering, Architecture, Mapping and Surveying
  • Motor Vehicle and Building design Modelling
  • Road design
  • Off Grid Street lighting
  • Urban Civil Works Engineering (roads, buildings)etc.
  • Geotechnical Engineering

Event Sponsors / dont forget it

Become a sponsor

Event Speakers / meet with greaters

Mr. Andrew Kitaka

Directorate Engineering & Civil Works KCCA

Mr. Moses Atwine

Directorate Physical Planning KCCA

Mr. Samuel Mabala

Cities Alliance

Daniel Bwanika

Principal

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Event Price list / perfect price for event

Intl. Companies

450$

per individual representative

USA/Euro companies /Individuals


African Companies

150$

per individual representative

African Companies /Individuals



Payment /


For payment
:

Account Name: Kampala School for Integrated Urban Planning
Bank Name: KCB Bank UG
Branch: Luwum Street Kampala
A\C No: 2201816115
Swift Code: KCB LUGKA

Register now - Deadline 15 September 2016 / Please fill in the fields

registing

Brussels Airline / Discount

 

 

Is offering discount for passenger and cargo for those who will be exhibiting.
Those travelling in groups fill in details in the contact form for us to forward to Brussels Airline.

Event Location

Imperial Royale Hotel
Plot 7, Kintu Rd, Kampala, Uganda
+256 41 7111001

info@uidc.siup.ac.ug

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[/vc_column_text]Register Watch video

a. Exhibitors of Urban & Infrastructure technologies for the conference get in touch info@idrc-ug.com / +256-752-972-960

b. City/Town projects investors,financiers, funders at uidc.siup.ac.ug get in touch info@idrc-ug.com / +256-752-972-960

 

MAIN Theme for 2016:  Modern Green Dynamics for Metropolis (MGD) – Building and Design of Smart Cities for East and Central Africa.
 
Theme 1: Designing MGD Smart Cities – Ecological Engineering and Architecture
• Smart City and Urban planning
• Technologies associated with smart city planning
• Designing and modelling space for smart cities
• Ethical and ecological issues with smart cities
• Spatial planning transformation in the era of Environmental requirements
• Convergence of Housing Technology and Eco-Engineering Architecture
• Development Financing and Investment of MGD smart cities development
Theme 2: Physical Planning Education for MGD Smart Cities
• Physical planning Education and smart cities development
• Spatial landscape evaluation digitisation models vis vi reality
• Citizen participation and engagement in Smart Cities planning (OCP)
• Investment (Public /Private) areas in smart cities – which areas?
• Government, Private Planning roles in smart cities development
• Informality verse formalism in space, place making
• Development Financing and Investment MGD based Physical Planning
Theme 3: City Street Design and City Transport systems
• Smart Cities for Children, Elderly, Disabled and Women
• Smart Cities transportation modes and design technologies
• Convergence of Transport, Ecology, Town and County planning
• Business localisation for MGD Smart Cities
• Zoning principals for children Cities
• Trams and electric vehicles for MGD Smart Cities
• Off grid utilities and amenities placement
• Financing and Investment in City street design and Transport system
Theme 4: Environment for Smart Cities
• Social needs for space/environment with cities development
• Sociology of modern planning systems
• Current Urban Planning practices and future prospects
• Waster and Storm water collection and reuse
• Powering cities with green technologies
• Fighting urban violence with environmental planning
• Eliminating pollution (water, air , soil) in cities
• Recycling City Garbage recycling and Ecological farming /Issues
Theme 5: Local Governments in MGD Smart Cities
• Local Government and Urban Governance in Africa
• Local Government and Urban Governance structures in East/Central Africa
• Fight against corruption
• ICT and governance in local governments
• Public servant roles convergence with citizen participation
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hosted by Daniel Bwanika of the School for Integrated Urban Planning.

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Conference or Event Schedule / dont forget it

Urban & Rural Planning Panel discussion
  • Physical Planning
  • Urban design
  • Estates Development
  • Mapping and surveying
  • Detailed and Site Plans
  • Urban Finance and management
 

Urban Engineering, Architecture, Mapping and Surveying
  • Motor Vehicle and Building design Modelling
  • Road design
  • Off Grid Street lighting
  • Urban Civil Works Engineering (roads, buildings)etc.
  • Geotechnical Engineering

Event Sponsors / dont forget it

Become a sponsor

Event Speakers / meet with greaters

Mr. Andrew Kitaka

Directorate Engineering & Civil Works KCCA

Mr. Moses Atwine

Directorate Physical Planning KCCA

Mr. Samuel Mabala

Cities Alliance

Daniel Bwanika

Principal

See all speakers

Event Price list / perfect price for event

Intl. Companies

450$

per individual representative

USA/Euro companies /Individuals


African Companies

150$

per individual representative

African Companies /Individuals



Payment /


For payment
:

Account Name: Kampala School for Integrated Urban Planning
Bank Name: KCB Bank UG
Branch: Luwum Street Kampala
A\C No: 2201816115
Swift Code: KCB LUGKA

Register now - Deadline 15 September 2016 / Please fill in the fields

registing

Brussels Airline / Discount

 

 

Is offering discount for passenger and cargo for those who will be exhibiting.
Those travelling in groups fill in details in the contact form for us to forward to Brussels Airline.

Event Location

Imperial Royale Hotel
Plot 7, Kintu Rd, Kampala, Uganda
+256 41 7111001

info@uidc.siup.ac.ug

Get Direction

Contact Us /

Your Name (required)

Your Email (required)

Subject

Your Message