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Master Mobility Plan for Green Cities Green Cities 08:30 hrs Registration 09:00 hrs Welcome address: Franz Schausberger , Chairman of the Institute of the Regions of Europe (IRE) Salzburg, Austria 5th IRE Green Mobility Conference: Zoran Jankovic , Mayor of the City of Ljubljana, Slovenia Peter Hasslacher , Austrian Trade Commissioner, Austrian Chamber of Commerce, Ljubljana, Slovenia Master Mobility Plan for Green Cities Representative of the European Commission, Representation in Sustainable and Interconnected Cities in Europe Slovenia, Ljubljana Violeta Bulc, EU Commissioner for Transport, Brussels, Belgium th (requested) on Thursday, 10 November 2016, in the Castle of Ljubljana Ljubljanski grad, Grajska planota 1, 1001 Ljubljana, Slovenia from 09:00hrs to 16:00hrs 09:45 Main speeches: Maria Wass-Danielsen , Spezialistin für Verkehr- und Stadtplanung, Kopenhagen, Dänemark , Gehl Architects – Urban Quality Consultants, Conference languages: English, Slovenian (simultaneous translation) Kopenhagen (requested) „Modern City planning“ Dietrich Leihs, ERA Chair Researcher for Intelligent Transport Sustainable mobility means satisfying “the needs of the present generation Systems, University of Zilina, Slovakia without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own “Outlook on regional mobility – an investment for regions and cities” needs.”( Brundtland Report, 1987). Therefore, sustainable mobility is the mobility model that takes into account the enhanced mobility demand of the rising population in urban areas and at the same time allows for minimal environmental and territorial impacts. The main aim of this international conference i s to analyse the current traffic situation of European cities with historical centres and European regions, best-practice examples, innovative traffic programmes and technological solutions as well as giving impulses for new activities, cooperations and projects. A special focus will lie on the Master Mobility Plan of Regions and Cities in Europe. Experts and representatives from politics 10:30 hrs Networking coffee break and economy from all over Europe will meet in Ljubljana. PROGRAMME : 11:00 hrs Panel discussion I: „Integrative and efficient mobility solutions for Green and connected Cities” - Master Mobility 13:30 hrs Panel discussion II: Plan “Roadmap to a single European transport area” - Moderation: Chris Wheery , Radio Slovenia, Ljubljana , Slovenia achievements and challenges of i nterconnected urban regions Moderation: Representati ve of Slovenian Association of Cities and Municipalities , Ljubljana, Slovenia Massimiliano Angelotti, Smart City Trieste, Italy (requested ) Tjaša Ficko, Vice Mayor, Ljubljana, Slovenia KEY NOTE: Måns Lindberg, Policy Officer, General Directorate Gerhard Ablasser , Smart City Graz, City of Graz, Austria Innovative and sustainable mobility, Clean transport & Ina Homeier, Smart City Vienna, Austria (requested ) sustainable urban mobility unit , European Commission, Brussels, Georg-Friedrich Koppen , Head of Mobility Section, Department of Belgium (requested) Urban Development Planning, City of Munich, Germany Vertreter der Smart City Zürich, Schweiz Miran Gajsek , Head of Department for Urban Pl anning, City of Ljubljana (requested) Dominic Weiss , Prokurist, TINA Vienna, Smart City Wien Agentur, Viena, Austria (requested ) Rainer Schwarzmann , PTV Transport Consult GmbH, Karlsruhe, Deutschland (requested) Vertreter des Europäischen Parlamentes, Verkehrsausschuss Verkehrsexperte aus der Schweiz, Geneva 12:30 hrs Company Presentations supported by the Austrian Chamber of Verkehrsexperte aus Barcelona, Spanien Commerce in Slovenia 13:00 hrs Networking coffee break 15:00 Closing remarks 15:00 Networking lunch 16:00 End of the Expert Conference REGISTRATION: Your participation is free of charge. Media Partner: Wednesday, 9 th November 2016 Welcome Evening: 19:00 hrs , Restaurant Sokol, Ljubljana, Slovenia 0 I will attend 0 I will not attend Thursday, 10 th November 2016 Castle of Ljubljana, Ljubljanski grad, Grajska planota 1, 1001 Ljubljana, Slovenia IRE Strategic Partners 2016: Welcome address and Opening Speeches: 09:00 hrs 0 I will attend 0 I will not attend Panel Discussion I: 11:30 hrs 0 I will attend 0 I will not to attend Conference Partners: Panel Discussion II: 14:00 hrs 0 I will attend 0 I will not attend Name: ________________________________ ________________________________ _________________________ Function/Company: ________________________________ _________________________________________ Address: ________________________________ ________________________________ _____________________ Phone/Fax: ________________________________ ________________________________ __________________ Email: ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________ Date/Signature: ________________________________ ______________________________________________ Previous - IRE Smart Cities Conference: REGISTRATION : Fax + 43 (0)662 / 843 288 - 5050 Phone: + 43 (0)662 / 843 288 - 10 Tübingen (October, 2012), City Hall Wroclaw (April, 2013), City Hall E-mail martina. balazic@institut -ire.eu Vienna (March, 2014), City Hall Trieste (March, 2015). Institut der Regionen Europas (IRE), Nonntaler Hauptstraße 58 , 1. Stock 5020 Salzburg, AUSRIA .
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