What local energy and environment policies should there be for our cities?
22 April 1999 - 22 April 1999
The role of local energy and environment policies will be considered in an integrated approach to urban management at the next annual seminar of Energie-Cités. The seminar, "Cities for Citizens: What local energy and environment policies should there be?", will be held in Brussels on 22 and 23 April 1999.
The conference is aimed at local authorities, urban stakeholders, municipal companies, local energy agencies and local development agencies
It is being jointly organised by the City and Region of Brussels and the Brussels Institute for Environmental Management. It will give particular attention to air and environmental quality issues and will give practical examples of overall approaches to city management. It will also aim to demonstrate the role of local energy policy in promoting sustainable urban development, allow debates and discussions between political and technical decision makers, and prepare proposals for action based on practical experience.
Eight working groups will also investigate how local environmental and energy policy can promote practical action on the following themes:
- Air quality and transport;
- Urban energy planning;
- Education;
- The gender dimension;
- Air quality and climate change;
- Waste and natural resources;
- New technology;
- Social exclusion.
The conference is being organised with support from the European Commission, Directorate Generals XI and XII.
For further information, please contact:
Energie-Cités
Nathalie Moroge
2 Chemin de Palente
25 000 Besançon
France
Tel. +33-3-81653680; Fax +33-3-81507351
E-mail: *@energie-cites.org
The programme and registration form are now available on the "What's New" section of the website:
URL: www.energie-cites.org
The conference is aimed at local authorities, urban stakeholders, municipal companies, local energy agencies and local development agencies
It is being jointly organised by the City and Region of Brussels and the Brussels Institute for Environmental Management. It will give particular attention to air and environmental quality issues and will give practical examples of overall approaches to city management. It will also aim to demonstrate the role of local energy policy in promoting sustainable urban development, allow debates and discussions between political and technical decision makers, and prepare proposals for action based on practical experience.
Eight working groups will also investigate how local environmental and energy policy can promote practical action on the following themes:
- Air quality and transport;
- Urban energy planning;
- Education;
- The gender dimension;
- Air quality and climate change;
- Waste and natural resources;
- New technology;
- Social exclusion.
The conference is being organised with support from the European Commission, Directorate Generals XI and XII.
For further information, please contact:
Energie-Cités
Nathalie Moroge
2 Chemin de Palente
25 000 Besançon
France
Tel. +33-3-81653680; Fax +33-3-81507351
E-mail: *@energie-cites.org
The programme and registration form are now available on the "What's New" section of the website:
URL: www.energie-cites.org