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WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND AN ADVANCED WELCOME TO THE ESMAP KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE FORUM | VIENNA, AUSTRIA |JUNE 16-17, 2015 As you leave the customs area of the airport, you will begin to see signs of the CAT (city-airport-train). We invite you to ride the CAT and beat the traffic while helping beat carbon dioxide emissions TAKE CAT TO THE CITY CENTER: you will only need to walk 800 meters to the hotel while enjoying the beautiful STADTPARK WELCOME TO VIENNA PAGE AIRPORT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS/TRAM SCHEDULES EVENT HOTEL | THE INTERCONTINENTAL, VIENNA Address: Johannesgasse 28 1030 Vienna Austria If you did not receive a formal confirmation from the hotel, no worries, just tell them you are under a room block reservation of ESMAP/WORLD BANK, and Phone: 43 1 711220 give them your passport so they can find you. Website EVENT COORDINATOR | Ms. Marjorie K. Araya +1-571-435-6666 | [email protected] MEETING PLACE | Hofburg Palace MEETING ADDRESS| entrance is through Josefsplatz, 1010 Vienna Conference Room: Dachfoyer • Participants will spend the entire day in this conference room. • All coffee breaks and lunch will be served adjacent to the conference room. • You are invited to a reception hosted by the Government of Austria to be held at 7:00pm on June 16. • The room will provide appropriate chargers for your electronics. • Everything you need within reach. HOW TO GET TO THE HOFBURG PALACE FROM THE HOTEL THERE ARE MANY ENTRANCES TO THE HOFBURG: SEE HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT ENTRANCE TO OUR EVENT The main front entrance of the Hofburg will NOT take you to our event. Our entrance is Josefplatz and it is behind the main entrance. You will NOT find any signs telling you the names, so look for this door and this statue. On the days of the event, there will be a red carpet and an ESMAP banner at this door. Once inside, you will go through and take the LIFT. It is five stories high. When you get off the lift, take the stairs to your right and you will have arrived. FIELD VISITS: The event booklet includes a detailed agenda of the two planned visits Field Visit | June 16 Field Visit | June 17 • Day 2 participants have been • Day 1 participants have been invited to a field visit hosted by the invited by Wien Energie to an all- Austrian Institute of Technology. day visit. • Those who previously registered • Those who previously registered will meet and leave from the front will meet at the Hofburg, entrance of the Intercontinental Ballhausplatz entrance at 8:30am hotel at 1:00pm • Transportation will be provided. • Transportation will be provided. Check the agenda in the event Check the agenda in the event booklet for more details. booklet for more details. Click on image to visit the page We are looking forward to seeing you next week!.

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