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Urban Age India Conference Mumbai 1-3 November 2007 FRIDAY 2 NOVEMBER 2007 16.00 to 17.30 Housing the Urban Poor – Part Two URBAN AGE Location Regal Room, Hilton Towers, Nariman Point Co-Chairs: Milind Deora, Member of Parliament for 09.00 to 09.20 Welcome Mumbai South and Darren Walker, Vice President, The Rockefeller Foundation Co-Chairs: Wolfgang Nowak, Managing Director, Alfred INDIA CONFERENCE Discussion and Open Debate: Herrhausen Society, Deutsche Bank and Gunit Chadha, Shirish Patel, Planner, Managing Director and CEO, Deutsche Bank India SPA Consultants; PK Das, Architect, PK Das and Associates; Suresh Sharma, Director, Centre for the Study of Developing Speakers MUMBAI Societies; Rahul Srivastava, Research Advisor, Partners for Urban Josef Ackermann, Chairman of the Management Board, Knowledge, Action and Research Deutsche Bank and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, 1-3 NOVEMBER Alfred Herrhausen Society Howard Davies, Director, London School of Economics and Political Science 2007 J. Phatak, Municipal Commissioner, Brihan Mumbai SATURDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2007 Municipal Corporation Location Regal Room, Hilton Towers, Nariman Point 09.20 to 10.45 The Global Urban Context 09.30 to 10.45 Climate Change and Cities THURSDAY 1 NOVEMBER 2007 Co-Chairs: Rakesh Mohan, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of Co-Chairs: Ramesh Ramanathan, Co-Founder, Janaagraha India and Howard Davies, Director, London School of Economics Centre for Citizenship and Democracy and Tony Travers, URBAN AGE INDIA INAUGURAL EVENTS and Political Science Director, Greater London Group, London School of Economics Location University of Mumbai, Convocation Hall Presentations and Political Science 11.00 to 13.00 Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award Presentation Presentations THE URBAN AGE AND INDIA 20 min Speakers Ricky Burdett, Director, Urban Age, London School of Economics CLIMATE CHANGE, RISK AND URBANISATION 20 min SM Krishna, Governor, State of Maharashtra and Political Science and Chief Adviser on Architecture and Nicholas Stern, IG Patel Professor of Economics and Josef Ackermann, Chairman of the Management Board, Urbanism, Olympic Delivery Authority Government, and Director, India Observatory, London School of Economics and Political Science Deutsche Bank and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, CITIES IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT 20 min Alfred Herrhausen Society Saskia Sassen, Lynd Professor of Sociology and Committee on GREEN DELHI 20 min Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany Global Thought, Columbia University, New York Sheila Dikshit, Chief Minister of Delhi Shabana Azmi, Actor and Award Juror THE FUTURE OF INDIA’S CITIES Discussion: Bittu Sahgal, Editor, Sanctuary Magazine; Debi 19.30 to 21.30 Urban Age India Reception 20 min Amitabh Kundu, Professor of Economics, Jawaharlal Goenka, Executive Trustee, Conservation Action Trust; Geetam Speakers Nehru University Tiwari, Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi Wolfgang Nowak, Managing Director, Alfred Herrhausen Discussion: Abhay Pethe, Vibhooti Shukla Chair in Urban 10.45 to 11.00 Tea break Society, Deutsche Bank Economics, University of Mumbai; S. Parasuraman, Director, Tessa Jowell, Minister for the Olympics and London, Tata Institute of Social Sciences; Lindsay Bremner, Chair, 11.00 to 13.00 How Cities are Planned UK Government Architecture Department, Temple University; Dieter Läpple, Ricky Burdett, Director, Urban Age, London School of Economics Co-Chairs: Ratnakar Gaikwad, Metropolitan Commissioner, Professor of Regional and Urban Economics, HafenCity and Political Science and Chief Adviser on Architecture and Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority and University, Hamburg. Urbanism, Olympic Delivery Authority Andy Altman, Planning Director, Washington, D.C. 1999-2005 Presentation by Deutche Bank Urban Age Award Winners 10.45 to 11.00 Tea break Presentations Charles Correa, Architect, Charles Correa Associates 11.00 to 13.00 Envisioning the Future for Global Cities GOVERNANCE AND CITY DESIGN 10 min Tony Travers, Director, Greater London Group, London School of Co-Chairs: PS Pasricha, Director General, Maharashtra State Economics and Political Science Police and Deyan Sudjic, Director, Design Museum, London SHAPING THE CITY Presentations 10 min Philipp Rode, Executive Director, Urban Age, London School of RE-ENERGISING ENGLISH CITIES AND THE Economics and Political Science LONDON 2012 OLYMPICS 20 min CASE STUDIES 10 min each Tessa Jowell, Minister for the Olympics and London, Uma Adusumilli, Chief Planner, Mumbai Metropolitan Regional UK Government Development Authority URBAN AGE INDIA CONTACT DEVELOPING URBAN VISIONS 20 min Jo Beall, Professor of Development Studies, Development Studies M +91 99 2054 0145 Andy Altman, Planning Director, Washington, D.C. 1999-2005 Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science Helena Maria Gasparian, Special Advisor of International MUMBAI: WHICH WAY FORWARD? 10 min each Relations to the Governor, State of São Paulo CONFERENCE Cyrus Guzder, Chairman and Managing Director, AFL Group Heng Chye Kiang, Dean, School of Design and Environment, Regal Room, Hilton Towers, Nariman Point Sanjay Ubale, Secretary, Special Projects, State of Maharashtra National University of Singapore Charles Correa, Architect, Charles Correa Associates DEUTSCHE BANK URBAN AGE AWARD PRESENTATION Minar Pimple, Deputy Director (Asia), UN Millennium Discussion: KC Sivaramakrishnan, Centre for Policy Research, Campaign Delhi; Rahul Mehrotra, Architect and Professor, MIT; Enrique Convocation Hall, University of Mumbai Norten, Architect, TEN Arquitectos; Barun Kumar Ray, Discussion: Ashok Bal, Deputy Chairman, Mumbai Port Secretary, Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority URBAN AGE RECEPTION Trust; Suketu Mehta, Author; Narinder Nayar, Director, Mauricio Camps, Special Advisor of International Relations to Convocation Hall, University of Mumbai Governing Board of Bombay First; Sheela Patel, Director, Society Mayor Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico City for the Promotion of Area Resource Centres 13.00 to 14.20 Lunch 13.00 to 14.20 Lunch 14.20 to 14.40 Reflection 14.20 to 14.40 Reflection GOVERNING GLOBAL CITIES: WHO DECIDES? 20 min URBAN INEQUALITY 20 min Gerald Frug, Louis D. Brandeis Professor of Law, Harvard Richard Sennett, Professor of Sociology, London School of Law School Economics and Political Science and the Massachusetts Institute 14.40 to 16.40 City Leaders Forum of Technology 14.40 to 15.45 Housing the Urban Poor – Part One Co-Chairs: Darryl D’Monte, Chair, Forum of Environmental Journalists and Ricky Burdett, Director, Urban Age, London a worldwide investigation into the future of cities Co-Chairs: Milind Deora, Member of Parliament for School of Economics and Political Science Mumbai South and Darren Walker, Vice President, RUNNING CITIES DEBATE organised by the Cities Programme at the The Rockefeller Foundation London School of Economics and Political Kumari Selja, Minister for Housing and Urban Poverty REFORMING THE HOUSING DEBATE Science and the Alfred Herrhausen Society, 10 min Alleviation, Government of India S.S. Kshatriya, Principal Secretary, Housing Department, the International Forum of Deutsche Bank Sheila Dikshit, Chief Minister of Delhi Government of Maharashtra Johny Joseph, Chief Secretary, Government of Maharashtra Bikash Bhattacharya, Mayor of Kolkata DHARAVI – A GLOBAL CASE STUDY 10 min Jayant Patil, Minister of Finance, State of Maharashtra Mukesh Mehta, Chairman, MM Project Consultants Pvt. Ltd. Enrique Peñalosa, Mayor of Bogota 1998-2001 Jockin Arputham, Director, National Slum Dwellers Federation José Serra, Governor of the State of São Paulo INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES Anthony Williams, Mayor of Washington, D.C. 1999-2007 Enrique Peñalosa, Mayor of Bogotá 1998-2001 16.40 to 17.00 Closing Remarks José Castillo, Architect and Professor, Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico Tony Travers, Director, Greater London Group, London School of Matias Echanove, Researcher, University of Tokyo Economics and Political Science José Serra, Governor of the State of São Paulo and Host, Urban 15.45 to 16.00 Tea break Age South America Conference 2008 Josef Ackermann, Chairman of the Management Board, Deutsche Bank and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Alfred Herrhausen Society PARTICIPANTS José Castillo, Architect, Arquitectura 911 sc, Gerald Frug, Louis D. Brandeis Professor of Law, Adam Kaasa, PhD Student and Research and Mexico City Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Programme Assistant, Urban Age, London Josef Ackermann, Chairman of the Management School of Economics and Political Science Board and the Group Executive Committee, Gunit Chadha, Managing Director and Chief Ratnakar Gaikwad, Metropolitan Commissioner, (LSE), London Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt Executive Officer, Deutsche Bank India, Mumbai Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority, Mumbai Vijay G. Kalantri, Chairman and Managing Arvind Adarkar, Joint Director of Architecture, Neeta Chalke, Advisor, Special Projects and Director, Dighi Port Ltd., Mumbai Academy of Architecture Rachana Sansad, Public Relations, Slum Rehabilitation Society, Simon Gammell, First Secretary, Cultural Mumbai Mumbai Affairs, British Council, West India, Mumbai Jamsheed Kanga, Kala Ghoda Association, Mumbai Neera Adarkar, Architect and Urban Researcher, Christopher Champalle, Bangalore Nandita Gandhi, Co-Director, Akshara, Mumbai Ararkar Associates, Mumbai Necmi Karaman, Southern California Institute Min-Cheng Chang, Student, Southern Helena Maria Gasparian, Special Advisor of of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Los Angeles Uma Adusumilli, Chief of
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