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Bucharest Forum on NBS Re-Thinking the Nature of Cities 2-3 October 2019 Bucharest Forum on NBS Re-thinking the nature of cities Programme Booklet1 Programme Booklet 2 Words of welcome We would like to welcome you NBS are defined by the EU as to the Bucharest Forum on NBS. solutions that are ‘inspired and This Forum gathers 150 experts supported by nature, which are from all over Europe to explore cost-effective, simultaneously the opportunities of Nature- provide environmental, social Based Solutions (NBS). and economic benefits and help build resilience. Such solutions The Bucharest Forum on NBS bring more, and more diverse, has been organised by the nature and natural features and partners of the ThinkNature processes into cities, landscapes project. The ThinkNature project and seascapes, through locally is part of Horizon 2020, the adapted, resource-efficient and EU Framework Programme for systemic interventions’ Research and Innovation. (source: The EU Research and In order to achieve more Innovation policy agenda on sustainable and resilient Nature-Based Solutions). societies, Nature-Based Solutions are an important After preceding Forums in topic on the EU Research and A Coruna and Paris, this Forum Innovation policy agenda. will pay special attention on how to implement NBS in The objective of the ThinkNature East-European cities. project is the development of a platform that supports We sincerely hope you’ll have an the understanding and the inspiring event and travel back promotion of Nature-Based home with renewed energy Solutions (NBS). to use the benefits of NBS in your city! The ThinkNature team www.think-nature.eu 3 Aeroportul Internațional București SkyKarting Băneasa - Aurel Vlaicu Parcul Bazilescu Pădurea Biruința Andronache Stadionul Coresi Grupul Școlar „Edmond Teren de Tenis Nicolau” Voința Lacul Herăstrău Baza Sportivă RADET Universitatea Româno- Americană ICPA Parcul Bordei Universitatea Agricolă Ștrandul Lacul Tei M.A.N. Școala Parcul Verdi Generală nr. 32 Parcul Herăstrău Lacul Complexul Floreasca Studențesc Tei Grădina Școala Japoneză Generală nr. 39 Parcul Liceul C.A. Motodrom Rosetti Grup Școlar Stadion Industrial Complexul Juventus Transporturi Sportiv Colentina CF Ciresarii Sala Floreasca ICSIM Rugby pitch Parcul Parcul Tei Floreasca Parcul Plumbuita Școala Generala nr. 30 Liceul Tehnic Traian Parcul Giulești Liceul „Ion Luca Caragiale” Parcul Sfânta Tonola Maria Parcul Kiseleff Parcul Circului Stadionul Centrul Sportiv Giulești - Dinamo Valentin Stănescu Stadionul Dinamo Parcul Lunca Florilor Lacul Morii Lacul Fundeni Lacul Dobroești Baza Sportivă Politehnica (Regie) Universitatea Parcul Obor Parcul Titus Politehnică - Ștrandul Ozon Crângași Polizu Lacul Pantelimon Parcul Ion Parcul Gării de Voicu Nord Parcul Sfântul Pantelimon Școala Club IDM Grădina Centrală Parcul Florilor Icoanei Școala nr. 77 Colegiul Național "Sfântul Sava" Universitatea Corpurile AN Națională de Colegiul Parcul Grădina și BN din Educație Național "Mihai Morarilor Italiană Univeristatea Fizică și Sport Viteazu" Politehnica București Școala Arena Parcul Sticlăriei Generala Lacul Cișmigiu Națională nr.174 Energetică Universitatea Palatul Liceul Nr. 169 Parcul Operei de Arhitectură Universul și Urbanism - Emil Racoviță - Universitatea "Ion Mincu" Rectoratul Sportiv Sector de Medicină și Universitatea Univ. București 2 Farmacie București Parcul Eroilor "Carol Davila" Colegiul Scoala Tehnic Dimitrie Generala Nr.16 Complexul Leonida Studențesc Leul Gradinita de Sfântul copii nr. 274 Gheorghe Liceul Anghel Saligny Parcul Izvor Parcul Cladiri ale Gheorghe Petrașcu Universității Voinicel Liceul Teoretic București Benjamin Franklin Parcul Constantin Brâncuși Parcul Teren Romniceanu Antrenament Liceul Teoretic Stadionul „Alexandru COTROCENI Ioan Cuza” Pta. Unirii Colegiul Tehnic de Facultatea de Poștă și Teologie Ortodoxă Telecomunicații LICEUL "Justinian Gheorghe ORTODOX Școala Patriarhul" Airinei SF. ANTIM Generala 164 IVIREANU 4 Parcul Emil Gârleanu Lacul Titan Teren Fotbal Parcul American Moghioros Lacul Drumul Parcul Titanii Taberei Insula Mare Școala Nr. 88 Academia Mihai Viteazul Tehnică Militară Școala Liceul Teoretic Generală Nr. "Ștefan 311 Odobleja" Pta. Gara Icar Liceul Eugen Filaret Lovinescu Parcul Colegiul Sebastian Grădinița nr. Național 273 Gheorghe Șincai Stadionul Ghencea Liceul Dumitru Moțoc Baza sportivă Veseliei Sala Polivalenta Școala nr.114 Ștrandul Tineretului Orășelul Copiilor Școala nr. 148 Școala nr.120 Școala nr.127 Școala nr.111 Institutul de Studii pentru Ordine Publică Școala nr.190 Stadionul fost Rocar actualmente MEdC Stadionul Romprim Școala generală nr. Colegiul 110 "George Tehnic Topâlceanu" Energetic Colegiul Stadionul Național Octav Girueta Onicescu Liceul "Mircea Vulcănescu" Școala Nr. 134 Școala nr. 103 Școala nr. 108 Școala nr. 198 Aeroportul Internațional București SkyKarting Băneasa - Aurel Vlaicu Parcul Bazilescu Pădurea Biruința Andronache Stadionul Coresi Grupul Școlar „Edmond Teren de Tenis Nicolau” Voința Lacul Herăstrău Baza Sportivă RADET Universitatea Româno- Americană ICPA Parcul Bordei Universitatea Agricolă Ștrandul Lacul Tei M.A.N. Școala Parcul Verdi Generală nr. 32 Parcul Herăstrău Lacul Complexul Floreasca Studențesc Tei Grădina Școala Japoneză Generală nr. 39 Parcul Liceul C.A. Motodrom Rosetti Grup Școlar Stadion Industrial Complexul Juventus Transporturi Sportiv Colentina CF Ciresarii Sala Floreasca ICSIM Rugby pitch Parcul Parcul Tei Floreasca Parcul Plumbuita Școala Generala nr. 30 Liceul Tehnic Traian Parcul Giulești Liceul „Ion Luca Caragiale” Parcul Sfânta Tonola Maria Parcul Kiseleff Parcul Circului Stadionul Centrul Sportiv Giulești - Dinamo Valentin Stănescu Stadionul Dinamo Parcul Lunca Florilor Lacul Morii Lacul Fundeni Lacul Dobroești Baza Sportivă Politehnica (Regie) Universitatea Parcul Obor Parcul Titus Politehnică - Ștrandul Ozon Crângași Polizu Lacul Pantelimon Parcul Ion Parcul Gării de Voicu Nord Parcul Sfântul Pantelimon Școala Club IDM Grădina Centrală Parcul Florilor Icoanei Școala nr. 77 Colegiul Național "Sfântul Sava" Universitatea Corpurile AN Națională de Colegiul Parcul Grădina și BN din Educație Național "Mihai Morarilor Italiană Univeristatea Fizică și Sport Viteazu" Politehnica București Școala Arena Parcul Sticlăriei Generala Lacul Cișmigiu Națională nr.174 Energetică Universitatea Palatul Liceul Nr. 169 Parcul Operei de Arhitectură Universul și Urbanism - Emil Racoviță - Universitatea "Ion Mincu" Rectoratul Sportiv Sector de Medicină și Universitatea Univ. București 2 Farmacie București Parcul Eroilor "Carol Davila" Colegiul Scoala Tehnic Dimitrie Generala Nr.16 Complexul Leonida Studențesc Leul Gradinita de Sfântul copii nr. 274 Old Town Gheorghe Liceul Anghel Saligny Parcul Izvor Lipscani Parcul Cladiri ale Gheorghe Petrașcu Universității Voinicel Liceul Teoretic București Benjamin Franklin Parcul Constantin Brâncuși Parcul Teren Romniceanu Antrenament Liceul Teoretic Stadionul „Alexandru COTROCENI Ioan Cuza” Pta. Unirii Colegiul Tehnic de Facultatea de Poștă și Teologie Ortodoxă Telecomunicații LICEUL "Justinian Gheorghe ORTODOX Școala Patriarhul" Airinei SF. ANTIM Generala 164 IVIREANU 5 Parcul Emil Gârleanu Lacul Titan Teren Fotbal Parcul American Moghioros Lacul Drumul Parcul Titanii Taberei Insula Mare Școala Nr. 88 Academia Mihai Viteazul Tehnică Militară Școala Liceul Teoretic Generală Nr. "Ștefan 311 Odobleja" Pta. Gara Icar Liceul Eugen Filaret Lovinescu Parcul Colegiul Sebastian Grădinița nr. Național 273 Gheorghe Șincai Stadionul Ghencea Liceul Dumitru Moțoc Baza sportivă Veseliei Sala Polivalenta Școala nr.114 Ștrandul Tineretului Orășelul Copiilor Școala nr. 148 Școala nr.120 Școala nr.127 Școala nr.111 Institutul de Studii pentru Ordine Publică Școala nr.190 Stadionul fost Rocar actualmente MEdC Stadionul Romprim Școala generală nr. Colegiul 110 "George Tehnic Topâlceanu" Energetic Colegiul Stadionul Național Octav Girueta Onicescu Liceul "Mircea Vulcănescu" Școala Nr. 134 Școala nr. 103 Școala nr. 108 Școala nr. 198 Transportation The event venue is at walking To get to the airport we distance from Old Town and advise to use a taxi. Popular major tourist area’s (10 min.). apps are Uber, Bolt or Yango. Local taxi companies can be The nearest public transport ordered through SpeedTaxi and to the venue are the subway CleverTaxi (apps available in the stations Universitate and Izvor App-store). (both ca. 10 min walking). 6 Venue Mezanin Palatul Universul, Corp B (Building B), Strada Ion Brezoianu 23-25, București 030167, Romania. The Forum will take place in the Palatul Universul. It is a former newspaper printing factory, transformed in 2016. It houses a theatre, creative offices, boutique shops and bars. The event will take place in the rooms ‘Mezanin’ and the botanical bar ‘FIX’. 7 Restaurants Late autumn is the perfect time The city combines classical to explore the restaurant scene architecture with communist of Bucharest, with its many slabs and derelict buildings. In beerhouses and gardens. the fringes many grassroots initiatives can be found - Most restaurants can be found new cocktailbars, organic in Old Town, also called Lipscani food concepts and oriental after the main street that crosses restaurants. We invite you to the area. The area features many explore the city and enjoy its traditional restaurants which diverse food culture. serve large dishes for low prices. VanFruct Campineanu The Urbanist Strada Ion Câmpineanu 21 Strada Caldarari 3 Tiny bar 3 min. walking from the A combination of a fashion store venue to grab a fresh juice or a with coffee, cocktails and
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