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2nd Sustainable Development Conference
Making tomorrow today
22-24 October 2008, Milan, Italy |
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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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Wednesday 22 October 2008 |
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Technical visit |
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ATM’s Operation Room
If you wish to participate in the Technical visit please register using the form available here
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Local Host Welcome cocktail |
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Palazzo Marino, kindly hosted by the Municipality of Milan
Sala Alessi - Piazza della Scala, 2. Milano.
Accessible by metro, station Duomo (redline)
or Montenapoleone (yellow line).
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Opening Ceremony |
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Welcome from the City of Milan
Letizia Moratti, Mayor of Milan, Italy
Welcome From Local Host
Elio Catania, President of ATM, Milan, Italy
Welcome from UITP
Roberto Cavalieri, UITP President, Rome, Italy
Keynote Speaker
Robert Rubinstein, Founder and CEO of Brooklyn Bridge, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Invited)
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Strategic Thinking for sustainable economic development |
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Sustainable Development is part of a wider commitment to change at city level and all those that contriute to a city’s performance
Chair : Heather Allen
Senior Sustainable Development Manager, UITP, Brussels, Belgium
Making Munich a leading city
Lord Mayor Hep Monatzeder, Munich, Germany
The Covenant of Mayors and Milan’s commitment to change
Edoardo Croci, Commissioner for Mobility, Transport and Environment, Milan, Italy
A leading company recognizes its responsibility to its shareholders and the communities it serves
Glenn Frommer, Sustainable Development Manager, MTR, Hong Kong
Public Transport in Italy facing the challenge of Sustainable Development
Marrcello Panettoni, President of Asstra, Rome, Italy
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Coffee break and Poster zone visit |
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General Managers Round Table |
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Moderator: John Inglish
CEO, Utah Transit Authority, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Support for a more sustainable approach has to come from the highest level – listening to these ‘agents of change’ will inspire you to do more!
An international round table panel debate where General Managers from Milan, Los Angeles, Curitiba, Lisbon, Karlsruhe and Barcelona will share their vision and how they are getting there.
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Charter signing Ceremony |
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New pledge and full signatories will show their commitment to sustainable development by signing UITP’s sustainable development charter.
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LUNCH |
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How to finance greener and cleaner? |
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Little can be achieved without the proper funding and financing mechanisms being in place. New and innovative ways of financing the extra capital costs of greener and cleaner technologies and how to justify these costs are at the heart of this session
Chair : Eric Terrier
Responsable Qualité, TRANSDEV SA, Lyon, France
Looking at the economic impact of making Europe’s public transport cleaner and greener
Guido del Mese, General Director and Chairman of the UITP EU Committee, ASSTRA, Rome, Italy
Justifying higher investments in public transport for sustainability
Arnulf Schuchmann, Managing Director, S2R Consulting
Sustainable Public Transport Operations – looking closely at value for money
Markus Wiedemann, Unternehmensbereichsleiter Kraftfahrzeugwerkstätten SSB Stuttgart
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Parallel session: Breathe Easy |
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Please keep in mind that no interpretation is provided for the parallel sessions
Chair: Bernard D'Amour
Director of Public Affairs, Canadian Urban Transit Association(CUTA), Toronto, Canada
The Plan of the municipality of Milan to fight Climate Change
Bruno Villavecchia, Director Energy and Environment Sector of AMA, Milan, Italy
Moving people within an extraordinary environment
Gabriella Bianconi, Communication and Quality Manager, Azienda Perugina della Mobilità(APM), Italy
Substitute trolleybuses by diesel or gas buses? Debate and recent decisions in Switzerland
Mario Keller, INFRAS, Bern, Switzerland
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Coffee break and Poster zone visit |
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Can communication change behaviours? |
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Communicating sustainability internally and externally is a key issue.
Best practices on this hot topic will help focus the discussion on how to get people to make public transport their preferred mobility mode .
Chair: Eveline Branders
Joint Chair of the UITP Climate Change Communications Working Group and Sustainable Development Manager, Société des Transports Intercommunaux de Bruxelles(STIB), Brussels, Belgium
An insight into communicating sustainability
Mike Longhurst, Senior Vice President, Business Development EMEA, McCann & Erickson, London, United Kingdom
Sustainability in Carris – Act Today… Save Tomorrow
Inês Matos, Marketing Technician, Carris, Lisbon, Portugal
STIB comes to the aid of the poles
Françoise Ledune, Public Relations Manager, Société des Transports Intercommunaux de Bruxelles(STIB), Brussels, Belgium
Focusing on behaviours: from published opinion to two-way relationship with stakeholders/publics
Toni Muzi Falconi, General Manager Mo.Ve Association, Brussels, Belgium
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Parallel session: Cities World Café |
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Please keep in mind that no interpretation is provided for the parallel sessions
Learning experiences from cities
Chair: Elaine Seagriff
Head of Policy and Strategy, Transport for London, United Kingdom
The “DUO auto+bus” program: a sustainable approach to urban flexible mobility
Marco Viviani, Development and public relations director, Communauto, Montreal, Canada
SAMOT (Service And Marketing Oriented Transport research)
Mikael Johnson, Professor, Karlstad University, Sweden
The experience of the Province of Bologna in integrating urban and mobility sustainable planning into local climate action plans.
Tommaso Bonino, Technical director, SRM, Bologna, Italy
Novel visualisations of sustainability performance metrics – using Sydney as an example
Ken Doust, Doctoral Candidate and Analyst in RailCorp, University of New South Wales, Australia
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Charter Signatories networking cocktail in the Poster Zone |
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(kindly hosted by TRANSDEV).
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GALA DINNER |
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Venue: “Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della
Tecnologia” Via S. Vittore 21 – 20123 Milano
Meeting Point at 19:45 in the lobby of The Centro Congressi Fondazione Cariplo.
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Climate Change Round Table |
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The present global focus on climate change presents public transport with a huge opportunity but is the sector well positioned to benefit, and do we know enough about it? Experts bring examples and challenges that still need to be resolved.
Chair : Michel Bourbonnière
Corporate Manager - Sustainability, Société des Transports de Montréal, Canada
How to assess the CO2 emissions avoided by PT?
Dominique Delis, Sustainable Development director, Veolia Transport, Paris, France
An integrated transport strategy for a better environmental protection and local well being
Anne Vicenzotti, Project Officer, Nantes Métropole, Nantes, France
Measures to Alleviate Global Warming
Seiji Shima, Deputy General Manager, East Japan Railway Company, Tokyo, Japan
Internalisation of external costs: An opportunity for urban transport
Cyril Condé, Manager of Innovation and Sustainable Development, RATP, Paris, France
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Coffee break and Poster zone visit |
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kindly sponsored by Veolia
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More people now live in cities than ever before and the role of local authorities is increasingly important. |
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This session supported by the UITP Organising Authorities Committee covers the different roles and partnerships required for sustainable communities.
Chair : Claudio Masi
CEO and Chair of UITP Organising Authority Committee, Agenzia Mobilita E Ambiente, Milan, Italy
Promoting sustainability in the local context: The experience of the PT authority of Madrid
Carlos Cristobal-Pinto, Head of studies and planning department, Consorcio Regional de Transportes de Madrid, Spain
Clean and sustainable mobility in the Province of Gelderland
Coen Volp, Province Gelderland, Arnhem, The Netherlands
Milan Strategy and measures for Sustainable Mobility and its Eco pass
Claudio Masi, President and CEO, Agenzia Mobilita’ e Ambiente s.r.l., Milan, Italy
Brussels: a new mobility plan
Thierry Duquenne, Chief Engineer, Brussels Mobility Plan, Brussels Capital Region, Belgium
The role of regional authorities in developing a sustainable policy: the case of Montreal
Robert Olivier, Vice-President Planning and Innovation, Agence Métropolitaine de Transport, Montreal, Canada
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Parallel session: Sharing Lessons from other Sectors |
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Please keep in mind that no interpretation is provided for the parallel sessions
Chair: Oliver Glaser
Projektleiter, Verkehrsbetriebe Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany
Masdar, a zero carbon on zero waste community
Fabio Casiroli, Systematica, Milan, Italy
Sustainable Mobility for Italian cities
Stefano Riazzola, Director Mobility Transport, Environment Sector, Milan, Italy
Journey Planning for Cycling: making non motorized, transport (NMT) a more useful ally for public transport
Petteri Sipilä, Planner, Helsinki Metropolitan Area, Council (YTV), Finland
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LUNCH |
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People, profit and planet! As the world's population now tips 6 billion, the social dimension of sustainability cannot be neglected. |
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This session will cover health, social inclusion and the role of transport organisations within the social context.
Chair: Manuel Barriga
Director Desarrollo Personal Y Politica Social, Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB), Spain
Making the links between transport, Health and Environment
Vadim Donchenko, Director General, State Scientific and Research Institute of Road Transport, Ministry of Transport, Moscow, Russia
How to build sustainable partnerships with employees and citizens
Peter Müller-Marschhausen, Geschäftsbereichsleiter Personal und Organisation, Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe, Germany
Sustainable transport and decent jobs – a trade union perspective
Ed Watt, secretary-treasurer of the US Transport Workers Union (TWU), New York, United States of America
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Closing Ceremony |
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Report from the Youth Parliament
Comments from Wilhelm Georg Hanss, General Manager, Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe, Germany
European Regional Final of the Youth Project Award
Roberto Cavalieri and Patrick Vautier awarding the winners
Discover who will be the “Youth project BEST PRACTICES” and “Youth project YOUNG MANAGERS” for the European region
Closing speech:
Roberto Cavalieri, UITP President, Rome, Italy
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Farewell drink |
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for all participants and accompanying persons
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