6th Annual City Development Conf

6th AnnualCity Development

Hilton Chongqing, China

6th – 8th June 2012

Restructuring and revitalising the urban landscape to empower cities to become moreliveable, vibrant and poised for continued growth

"Great works are performed, not by strength,but perseverance."

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Keynote address by:Hon. Brian Howe, AO Chair – Cities Expert PanelCouncil of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council, AustraliaFormer Deputy Prime MinisterAustralia

Samuel Johnson, English Author (1709-1784)

Key international presentations & distinguished speakers:Hon. James Chan MayorCity of Kuching South, Malaysia

K K Ling, JP Deputy Director of Planning & Head,Territorial Planning Branch Hong Kong Planning Department

Dr Michael Lam Soi-Hoi Technical ConsultantTransportation Infrastructure Office (GIT),Macau SAR

Prof Li Shirong Deputy Director GeneralChongqing Foreign Trade & EconomicRelations Commission (COFTEC), China

Dr Yang Zuojun Director & Party Secretary Hangzhou Urban Planning Bureau, China

Zhang Yuanlin Director GeneralChongqing Urban Planning Bureau, China

Dr Elly Adriani Sinaga Director of Urban TransportSystem DevelopmentMinistry of Transport, Indonesia

Senior RepresentativeCity of Manila, Philippines

Dr Arch Do Tu Lan Deputy General Director, UrbanDevelopment AgencyMinistry of Construction, Vietnam

Ingolf Schaedler Deputy Director GeneralFederal Ministry of Transport, Innovation &Technology, Austria

Oravit Hemachudha Deputy Director-General, Traffic& Transportation Department Bangkok Metropolitan Authority, Thailand

Bhupinder Singh Bedi PPP ExpertGovernment of Gujarat, India

Robert J Earley Program Director – Clean TransportProgramInnovation Centre for Energy & Transportation(iCET), China

Sibylle Rupprecht Director GeneralInternational Road Federation, Switzerland

Paul Heytens Country Director, PRC Resident MissionAsian Development Bank (ADB), China

Senior RepresentativeAGT International, Switzerland

Geoffrey Hamilton Chief - PPP Centre of Excellence United Nations Economic Commission forEurope International (UNECE), Switzerland

Rob Schoonman Project Manager, Knowledge forClimate Programme Ministry of Infrastructure and theEnvironment, NetherlandsFormer Secretary, National Committee for SpatialPlanning Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning andEnvironment, Netherlands

Frans-Anton Vermast Strategy Advisor Amsterdam Smart City, Netherlands

William Lau President Singapore Institute of Planners

Dr Roger Chan Associate Professor, Department ofUrban Planning & Associate Dean, Faculty of ArchitectureThe University of Hong Kong

Senior RepresentativeYunnan Water Industry Investment Co., Ltd,China

Featuring an exclusive 3rd day conference focusing on Urban Mobility Exploring sustainable solutions to tackle congestion and improve urban transportation for a more liveable city

Showcasing plenary presentations and case studies by an elite group of distinguished speakers:Cr Ken Ong City Councillor & Chair, Future MelbournePlanning CommitteeCity of Melbourne, Australia

Dr Rudolf Hauter Secretary GeneralUnited Cities & Local Governments, AsiaPacific (UCLG – ASPAC)

Dr Shi Nan Vice-President and Secretary General Urban Planning Society of ChinaVice PresidentInternational Society of City and RegionalPlanners (ISOCARP)

Adnan Hameed Aliani Chief - Sustainable UrbanDevelopment Section, Environment & DevelopmentDivisionUnited Nations Economic & Social CommissionAsia Pacific (UNESCAP)

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Our Business Partner

About the Official Supporting Organisation

Chongqing Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Commission(COFTEC) is the functional department of Chongqing municipal government in itscomprehensive management over the foreign trade and economic cooperationactivities of the city. Its main duties are: management of foreign trade in the city,attracting foreign investment in Chongqing and promoting Chongqing companies toinvest abroad.

About the Endorsers

International Facility Management Association (IFMA) Hong KongChapter is the leading FM authority in the Asia Region, established on 14thSeptember 1992 by ten facility managers, now with over 240 members. We are anon-profit association dedicated to serving the facility management profession. TheHong Kong Chapter has a busy program of educational and special events offeringmany opportunities for professional growth and networking. Our full-timeadministrator co-ordinates the work of the elected Board to keep our Chapter affairsrunning smoothly. Members and friends are encouraged to participate in Chapterevents to broaden their knowledge and share their experience.www.ifma.org.hk

RICS is the world's leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land,property and construction. As people, governments, banks and commercialorganisations continue to demand more assurance of certified standards and ethics,attaining RICS status is the recognised mark of property professionalism

The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) is aglobal association of experienced professional planners. ISOCARP encourages theexchange of professional knowledge between planners, promotes the planningprofession, stimulates and improves planning research and education and enhancespublic awareness and understanding of major planning issues. The association‘s mainevent is the annual World Congress. www.isocarp.org

Gold Sponsor

Official Supporting Organisation Endorsers

About the Gold Sponsor

Yunnan Water Industry Investment Co.,Ltd is invested by Yunnan WaterCo.,Ltd and Beijing Origin Water Technology Company.The company registered capitalof 600 million yuan RMB and the total assets of 2.47 billion yuan RMB.Holdingcompanies and participation at this stage 44,and now has been formed for the watersupply and drainage capacity total 1.1billion tons per day.

Platinum Sponsor

About the Platinum Sponsor

One of the fastest-growing public safety and security solutions organizations in theworld, AGT International, has operations across the globe. Led by a unique vision,AGT International offers innovative solutions in the areas of critical infrastructure andborder protection, urban management, cyber security, transportation, lawenforcement, and natural disaster preparedness, helping unlock the world’s potentialby enabling the free flow of goods, services, people, and ideas. Headquartered inZurich, Switzerland, AGT International employs 2,000 people worldwide, representingmore than 54 nationalities. The organization was founded in 2007, and is managing$8 billion in projects. AGT International is led by Founder and CEO, Mati Kochavi, whois also Chairman of 3i-MIND.

Media Partner

About the Media Partner

Launched in April 2004, Property Report South East Asia is the region’sleading monthly real estate magazine, providing comprehensive coverage ofluxury residential property markets throughout Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore,Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Cambodia. The trusted source for realestate news, opinions and analysis in print and online.

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Day 1

Wednesday 6th June 2012

Stream OneUrban Planning & Development

1400 Chairperson’s opening remarks

1410 Balancing city planning with economicgrowth: Challenges in designing compactcities of the future

• Planning for sustainable communities through anemphasis on urban strategy, design and standards

• Reaping the economic and fiscal benefits of high densitythrough lower per capita infrastructure costs and moreequitable distribution of services

• Translating vision to implementation: Hong Kong’sperspective on high density planning K K Ling, JP Deputy Director of Planning & Head,Territorial Planning Branch Hong Kong Planning Department

1450 Advancing the sustainability agenda:Designing and planning low-carbon cities inresponse to climate change

• Reshaping cities for the long-term health of human andnatural systems

• Addressing urban sprawl and incorporating sustainabilitywhilst enhancing liveability

• Encouraging efficient and cleaner modes of travel thatfoster a more sustainable environmentZhang Yuanlin Director GeneralChongqing Urban Planning Bureau, China

1530 Afternoon refreshments

1600 Leveraging on geospatial technologies (GIS,GPS & Remote Sensing) in urban planning toenhance city design and enable faster decisionmaking

• Combining various feeds from satellites, radar and aerialphotography to coordinate and create a master plan

• Enabling continuous data collection and monitoring toprovide effective short, medium and long term planning

• Utilising satellite data and GIS techniques in conjunctionwith socio-economic data to assess urban environmentalissuesSpeaker to be announced

1640 Preserving historic city locations, maximisingtourism value and maintaining a city’s culturethrough conservation planning

• Balancing the conservation of heritage with the social,cultural and economic needs of today

• Safe-guarding the character-defining elements of acultural resource to retain its heritage value for the nextgeneration

• Attracting economic investment by including heritagetourism in innovative waysDr Yang Zuojun Director & Party Secretary Hangzhou Urban Planning Bureau, China

1720 Chairperson’s closing remarks

1730 End of day one

Stream TwoInfrastructure Development


1410 Mitigating the impact of flood risk throughinnovative design of urban drainage systems

• Mitigating flooding risk through Sustainable UrbanDrainage Systems (SUDS)

• Devising flood management strategies to minimisecasualties and property damage

• Building adaptive capacity to better respond to currentand potential flood risksRob Schoonman Project Manager, Knowledge forClimate Programme Ministry of Infrastructure and theEnvironment, NetherlandsFormer Secretary, National Committee for SpatialPlanning Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning andEnvironment, Netherlands

1450 Tackling the challenge of waste managementin cities through effective planning (Topic tobe advised)

• Reducing harm to the environment by incorporatingstate-of-the-art waste management infrastructure

• Implementing responsible waste management andrecycling solutions to comply with environmentalregulations

• Engaging the public through education, consultationand regulation to support and monitor theimplementationSenior RepresentativeYunnan Water Industry Investment Co., Ltd,China


1600 Adopting sustainable and renewable energysolutions for cities – Challenges andopportunities

• Making the business case for renewable: The realities ofapplying green design techniques

• Ensuring all stakeholders are engaged when making thedecision to move ahead with renewable energy

• Exploring solar and other renewable technologies forgreat energy efficiencyFrans-Anton Vermast Strategy Advisor Amsterdam Smart City, Netherlands

1640 Optimally planning road networks to enhancesocio-economic growth and sustainability

• Accommodating increased traffic volumes withinnovative design s such as ring roads and multi-laneroads

• Delivering sustainable and safe roads throughmaintenance programmes and policy initiatives

• Re-engineering existing road infrastructure to meetcurrent and future traffic loadsSibylle Rupprecht Director GeneralInternational Road Federation, Switzerland


1730 End of day one

Stream ThreeCity Investments & Real Estate


1410 Creating Special Economic Zones (SEZs) toattract foreign investment and boostdevelopment

• Reviewing SEZs as engines for development and growth• Analysing the attributes of successful SEZs to optimise

policies and incentives • Achieving economies of scale by leveraging on existing

assets for greater synergiesProfessor Li Shirong Deputy Director GeneralChongqing Foreign Trade & EconomicRelations Commission (COFTEC), China

1450 Capitalising on the Asian growth story:Identifying opportunities for real estateinvestments in Asia’s big cities

• Assessing the growing interest in Asia following thefallout of the European and US markets

• Exploring the attractiveness of the Asian market: Whichcities are investors looking at?

• Identifying property sectors that remain promising forground developers and long-term investorsSpeaker to be announced


1600 Thriving in the competitive global landscape:Liberalising policies and regulations toencourage city investments

• Ensuring a fair, consistent and well-established legal,regulatory, tax environments and enforcements

• Driving global competitiveness for sustainabledevelopment of the city

• Successful strategies for attracting, retaining andfurthering the investment potential of the citySenior RepresentativeCity of Manila, Philippines

1640 Redeveloping the Central Business District(CBD) as a global hub for business andinvestment

• Re-creating and reinforcing the form of traditional urbancommercial districts through mixed use developments

• Integrating public transportation within the CBD toreduce congestion and improve sustainability

• Designing solutions towards a balanced environment forurban life where public amenities and workopportunities are within easy accessSpeaker to be announced


1730 End of day one

0830 Registration and morning coffee

0900 Welcoming address

0910 Opening and welcome remarks from the chairperson

0915 Plenary One - Reshaping our capital cities: Managing population and economic growth through strategic city planningHon. Brian Howe, AO Chair – Cities Expert PanelCouncil of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council, AustraliaFormer Deputy Prime MinisterAustralia

1000 Plenary Two - Responding to the challenges of increased urbanisation in China through urban planningDr Shi Nan Vice-President & Secretary GeneralUrban Planning Society of ChinaVice PresidentInternational Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP)

1045 Morning refreshments

1115 Plenary Three - Envisioning cities of the future: The role and impact of technology on city development (Topic to be advised)Senior RepresentativeAGT International, Switzerland

1200 Plenary Four - Going green: Integrating environmental, social and economic elements in sustainable urban development strategiesAdnan Hameed Aliani Chief - Sustainable Urban Development Section, Environment & Development DivisionUnited Nations Economic & Social Commission Asia Pacific (UNESCAP)

1245 Lunch

Day 2

Thursday 7th June 2012



0915 Plenary One - Planning and revitalising modern cities to enhance liveability Cr Ken Ong City Councillor & Chair, Future Melbourne Planning CommitteeCity of Melbourne, Australia

1000 Plenary Two - Vertical cities: Incorporating mixed-use high-rise buildings into a city’s landscape to address urban sprawl and minimise land useSpeaker to be announced

1045 Morning refreshments

1115 Plenary Three - Enhancing local government finance to improve service delivery outcomes and encourage greater public participation Dr Rudolf Hauter Secretary GeneralUnited Cities & Local Governments, Asia Pacific (UCLG – ASPAC)

1200 Plenary Four - Devising strategies for emergency response and disaster mitigation in the face of natural catastrophesSpeaker to be announced

1245 Lunch

Stream OneUrban Planning & Development


1410 Successfully planning and managing anintegrated township development to bringurbanisation to rural areas

• Examining the latest trends of sustainable publichousing and township models

• Meeting the needs of people migrating from rural areasby developing satellite townships away from crowdedmetros

• Providing adequate infrastructure around and within thetownship to appeal to citizens and to ensure smoothconnectivity William Lau PresidentSingapore Institute of Planners

1450 Examining new models and strategies todevelop urban transport systems for seamlessconnectivity

• Determining the key elements of sustainability in urbantransportation

• Exploring the role of the urban transportation networkwhilst planning a city

• Strategies for managing private transport demand whilstencouraging public transport use to combat trafficcongestionSpeaker to be announced


1600 Exploiting opportunities in brownfielddevelopments through innovative urbanregeneration to combat urban blight

• Exploring the scale of city revitalisation projects and thebusiness opportunities therein

• Re-using brownfield sites to enhance rather thandiminish the natural and cultural heritage

• Prioritising brownfield over greenfield developments toensure sustainable, well-connected communities

• Incorporating a sense of functionality, place and designwhile consolidating the old and new blueprints for theareaSpeaker to be announced

1640 Exploring sustainable land developmentstrategies for high-density Asian cities

• Allocating land in support of sustainable urbanisation toovercome urban land management problems

• Developing land policies and instilling land governanceand administration systems to ascertain fair allocation

• Making better use of urban land and resources tomaintain an ecological balanceDr Arch Do Tu Lan Deputy General Director, UrbanDevelopment AgencyMinistry of Construction, Vietnam


1730 End of day two

Stream TwoInfrastructure Financing & PPPs


1410 Leveraging on Public-Private Partnerships(PPPs) to finance infrastructure needs forgrowing urban cities

• Coming up with the right business model for PPPs andstrengthening institutional capacities to manage theirimplementation

• Structuring PPP projects that are mutually beneficial forprivate and public sectors alike

• Establishing a roadmap for a successful PPPs: Key factorsto consider and pitfalls to avoid Bhupinder Singh Bedi PPP ExpertGovernment of Gujarat, India

1450 Exploring the role of municipal bonds toaddress the infrastructure funding gap

• Evaluating the ability of traditional funding sources tocover infrastructure needs

• Structuring a successful bond issuance for infrastructuredevelopments

• Paying heed to lessons from the US: What shouldmunicipalities be wary of in adopting a similar model?Speaker to be announced


1600 Raising PPP awareness – What needs to bedone to ensure success in infrastructuredevelopment

• Developing a government PPP taskforce to identify keyareas of infrastructure growth planning

• Building capacity for PPP infrastructure design anddevelopment

• Setting PPP guidelines and methodologies appropriateto the state to encourage growth of projects in the longrun Geoffrey Hamilton Chief - PPP Centre of Excellence United Nations Economic Commission forEurope International (UNECE), Switzerland

1640 Mobilising funds for financing affordablehousing initiatives through Public PrivatePartnerships (PPPs)

• Addressing the housing and shelter needs of the poor toadvance the socio-economic agenda of cities

• Accelerating partnerships between the government,NGOs and the private sector to improve housing deliverythereby alleviating poverty

• Exploiting PPPs as a key form of delivery to acceleratehome ownership for the urban poorSpeaker to be announced


1730 End of day two

Stream ThreeCity Economics & Management


1410 Creating a world class city: Imbibing thespirit, substance and vision of a city to enableit to compete on a global stage

• Establishing a vibrant and conducive living environmentby incorporating sustainability initiatives into cityplanning

• Providing well designed public spaces to encouragepublic access

• Developing key attractions and facilities to reinvigoratethe city, attract tourists and to support sustainableeconomic growthSpeaker to be announced

1450 City branding for economic growth:Incorporating the principles of place makingto capitalise on a city’s economic potential

• Examining the role of city aesthetics and appearance onexternal perception

• Assessing how peoples’ experience of and belief in thecity translates to a more positive brand image

• Exploring the use of hosting events and conferences forimproving the profile of the city Hon. James Chan MayorCity of Kuching South, Malaysia


1600 Practicing and envisioning sound governancepolicies for strong economic growth, povertyreduction and increased intra-regionalintegration

• Setting the right legislative and operational frameworkto foster economic growth

• Empowering and enabling community participation incity planning for a more transparent government

• Examining cases in rural settlements facing economicuncertainty and addressing the issues facedDr Roger Chan Associate Professor, Department ofUrban Planning & Associate Dean, Faculty ofArchitectureThe University of Hong Kong

1640 Dealing with disaster: Exploring internationalcooperation on coping with climate changeand urban risk management

• Recognising the risk of climate change and the potentialimpacts on development

• Building climate and disaster resilience into city planningand management processes for faster disaster relief

• Forging links with other cities facing similar climaticissues to exchange information and technical assistanceSpeaker to be announced


1730 End of day two

Friday 8th June 2012


Day 3

Urban Mobility DayIn response to rapid urbanisation, population explosion, traffic congestion and climate change challenges, the need for sustainable transport solutions and initiatives has neverbeen greater for cities. By all accounts, most cities are growing at a rate which would render existing transportation infrastructure inadequate to cope with future needs. Assuch, cities need to increase their investments in urban transportation infrastructure and explore alternatives to ease congestion in order to achieve greater mobility and a betterquality of life for their citizens.



0900 Plenary One - Examining sustainable approaches to improving and expanding connectivity within cities through multi-modal transport • Introducing an efficient public transportation system to maximise intermodal connectivity and improve mobility• Balancing public and private transport to accommodate increased traffic volumes• Optimising public transportation routes to increase coverage and reliability to encourage greater public uptake

Ingolf Schaedler Deputy Director GeneralFederal Ministry of Transport, Innovation & Technology, Austria

0945 Plenary Two - Promoting Transit Oriented Development (TOD) to deal with the rapid pace of development in Asian cities• Masterplanning and zoning around major transit facilities to support sustainable economic growth• Implementing a more sustainable approach to urban planning in the use of land around transit stations• Leveraging on TOD to optimise the use of transit networks and enhance mobility for local communities

Speaker to be announced

1030 Morning Refreshments

1100 Plenary Three - Rehabilitating national highways, rural and urban roads to accommodate increased traffic volumes and ease congestion• Bridging the urban divide by providing adequate, quality, safe and efficient road networks• Moving forward: Devising strategies to construct, maintain and manage rural road networks for sustainable socio-economic development• Mainstreaming the technical and financial challenges for road rehabilitation projects

Dr Elly Adriani Sinaga Director of Urban Transport System DevelopmentMinistry of Transport, Indonesia

1145 Plenary Four - Optimising the potential of light-rail vehicles in urban renewal: Case study on the Macau Light Rail Project• Assessing the role of Macau’s LRT system in the plan for the reform and development of the Pearl River Delta• Developing an integrated rail transit system in Macau: Linking Macau’s LRT with the future Guangzhou-Zhuhai intercity MRT• Transforming urban spaces around stations to make way for greater revenue generation

Dr Michael Lam Soi-Hoi Technical ConsultantTransportation Infrastructure Office (GIT), Macau SAR

1230 Lunch

1400 Plenary Five - Adopting low-carbon and low-energy approaches towards sustainable transportation in cities• Minimising the city’s carbon footprint through new forms of low-carbon transportation• Ensuring reliability of public transport as a means to combat traffic congestion in cities and to reduce Green House Gas (GHG) emissions • Assessing passenger behaviour on the uptake of public transportation: What incentives can be applied to achieve this?

Robert J Earley Program Director – Clean Transport ProgrammeInnovation Centre for Energy & Transportation (iCET), China

1445 Plenary Six - Financing the development of urban public transportation in China: Case study of PPP in Beijing • Catering to the accelerated demand for mobility given the rapid urbanisation • Breaking down the structure of the PPP: Ownership and Operations• Considerations for more successful implementations of PPPs in the future: Lessons learnt

Paul Heytens Country Director, PRC Resident MissionAsian Development Bank (ADB), China


1600 Plenary Seven - Capitalising on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems to alleviate urban mobility challenges • Dedicating specific bus lanes and introducing feeder systems to maximise usage of buses and cut down on transport times • Ensuring integration with other existing forms of public transport, eg LRTs, MRTs, bicycles to ensure greater connectivity• Discussing case studies of other successful cities who have implemented BRTs

Oravit Hemachudha Deputy Director-General, Traffic & Transportation Department Bangkok Metropolitan Authority, Thailand

1645 Plenary Eight - Implementing advanced Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and mobility initiatives to facilitate maximum connectivitywithin a city

• Improving transportation safety and mobility using intelligent infrastructure and vehicle systems• Enhancing productivity of the transportation systems through the use of advanced communications technologies• Integrating ITS into the transportation system's infrastructure to relieve congestion and to enhance connectivity

Speaker to be announced

1730 End of conference

Why you cannot miss this event?The rapid pace of urbanisation across the globe has lead to substantialchallenges in the planning and development of cities. With 50% of the world’spopulation now living in urban areas, urban planners need to createsustainable, liveable cities and provide for adequate infrastructure to solve theproblems of congestion, air pollution and aging infrastructure that couldpotentially limit a city’s growth. Asian cities in particular are focusing onrestructuring and revitalising their urban environments and blending insustainability elements to ensure their efforts towards maintaining economicgrowth do not compromise long term liveability for their inhabitants.

The 6th Annual City Development conference provides a one-stop platformfor cutting-edge issues, strategic solutions, investment strategies and pertinentcase studies in urban planning, infrastructure development and citymanagement. Building on the success of previous City Developmentconferences, this highly anticipated event is an excellent platform to network,exchange ideas, seek business opportunities and tap into the experience of keyindustry leaders.

Staying on top of the rapid developments in designing better and more liveablecities, this event will also feature an exclusive Urban Mobility Day on the 8thJune 2012 to explore the dynamics of sustainable approaches to combatingtraffic congestion and increasing mobility within cities, address the shifttowards Transit Oriented Development, financing of urban transportationinfrastructure as well as low-energy and low-carbon methods oftransportation.

The streams allocated in the conference agenda include:

Day 1Stream 1: Urban Planning & Development IStream 2: Infrastructure DevelopmentStream 3: City Investments & Real Estate

Day 2Stream 1: Urban Planning & Development IIStream 2: Infrastructure Financing & PPPsStream 3: City Management & Economics

Who should attendGovernment Authorities, Ministries, City Councils,Municipalities & Local GovernmentsMinisters, Director Generals, Secretary Generals, City Managers,Commissioners, Heads, Officers of:• Urban Planning & Development • Town Planning• Project Management • City Management• Construction / Public Works • Economic Planning &Development• Urban Redevelopment • Housing & Human Settlements• Green Technology • Transportation• Infrastructure Development • Environment & Natural Resources• Risk Management • Investments • Financing & PPPs • Tourism

Engineering & Construction Firms, Consultants, Contractors& BuildersChairmen, Presidents, CEOs, MDs, VPs, Directors, GMs, Principals,Partners and Heads of:• Civil Engineering • Transportation Infrastructure• Water & Waste Management Facilities• Project Financing• Business Development • Environmental Engineering• Projects

Architecture FirmsMDs, Principals, Directors, Designers, Chiefs, Heads of:• Urban Planning • Architecture & Design • Sustainability • Energy Efficiency • Green Buildings

Property DevelopersChairmen, Presidents, CEOs, MDs, Directors, GMs and Heads of:• Urban Planning & Development • Real Estate• Business Development • Sustainability/ Environment• Energy Efficiency • Land Surveying • Engineering • Projects

Also: Financial & Investment Institutions, Academic Institutions &Research Centres

Geographical Target Market:Asia Pacific 80%Middle East/ Africa 10%Others 10%

Benefits of attending this premier marcus evansconference include:• Leveraging best practices on planning and developing liveable and

sustainable cities

• Attracting new investments through the creation of Special EconomicZones

• Facilitating urban mobility through a seamless transportation network

• Incorporating public amenities and spaces for greater economic growthand social development

• Exploring best practices for restructuring and revitalising urban areas tomaintain a city’s vibrancy and image

• Adapting to and managing the effects of climate change confronted bycities

• Mitigating the risks of flooding and other natural disasters throughurban risk management initiatives

• Developing green growth strategies to balance urban development withsustainability concerns

• Addressing city congestion through an integrated traffic managementplan

• Realigning the activities of public-private partnerships for sustainableurbanisation

• Networking opportunities with the authorities, internationalorganisations, top industry players

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Business Opportunities

A limited amount of sponsorship opportunities are available for this conference. Theseinclude, but are not limited to opportunity to present case studies, exhibit, host networkingfunctions, and benefit from the extensive branding and marketing exposure generatedthroughout the lifecycle of the event.

For further information please contact Peter Morgan on +61 2 9238 7200 or [email protected]

Acknowledgement

marcus evans would like to thank all the world-leading visionaries,solution providers, associations, operators, end-users and delegates whohave contributed to and supported the marcus evans 6th Annual CityDevelopment Large Scale Event. We would particularly like to mentionour speakers for their help in the research behind the event and also oursponsors for their continued support and commitment.

On behalf of marcus evans we hope you have a rewarding, enjoyableand productive time. We personally look forward to meeting you all andworking with you at our future Large Scale Events planned in 2012. See youin June!

6th AnnualCity Development

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2012年6月6-8日

重建和复兴，成为活力、宜居和持续发展的理想城市

"伟大事业的成功，靠的不是力量而是毅力。"

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专题演讲嘉宾：

Hon. Brian Howe AO 主席现任澳大利亚政府改革委员会及城市专家小组 (COAG)前副总理澳大利亚

Samuel Johnson, English Author (1709-1784)

著名国际演讲嘉宾：

曾长青市长古晋南市, 马来西亚

凌嘉勤助理署长香港规划署

林瑞海博士技术顾问特别行政区政府运输基建办公室, 澳门

李世蓉副主任重庆市对外贸易和经济关系委员会, 中国

阳作军局长兼局党组书记杭州市规划局, 中国

张远林总规划师重庆市规划局, 中国

Dr. Elly Adriani Sinaga 城市交通系统的发展总监交通运输部, 印尼

高级代表马尼拉市, 菲律宾

Dr. Arch. Do Tu Lan 城市发展局副总干事建设部, 越南

Ingolf Schaedler 副总干事联邦运输创新和技术部, 奥地利

Oravit Hemachudha 交通运输部副总干事曼谷市政管理局, 泰国

Bhupinder Bedi Singh 官方与民间合作伙伴关系专家古吉拉特政府, 印度

Robert Earley 低碳交通项目主任能源与交通创新中心（iCET）, 中国

Sibylle Rupprecht 总干事国际道路联合会 (IRF), 瑞士

Paul Heytens 中国区总裁亚洲开发银行（ADB）, 中国

高级代表AGT International, 瑞士

Geoffrey Hamilton 官方与民间合作伙伴关系卓越中心总监联合国欧洲经济委员会欧洲国际（UNECE）,瑞士

Rob Schoonman 气候计划知识项目经理基础设施和环境部，荷兰国家空间规划委员会前局长住房、空间规划和环境部, 荷兰

Frans-Anton Vermast 战略顾问阿姆斯特丹智能城市, 荷兰

William Lau 主席新加坡规划师学会

陳振光博士城市规划系副教授、建筑学院副院长香港大学

高级代表云南水务产业投资发展有限公司, 中国

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著名主题演讲嘉宾：

王宗堅市议员墨爾本市, 澳大利亚墨尔本未来规划委员会主席墨爾本市, 澳大利亚

石楠副理事长和兼秘书长中国城市规划学会副主席国际城市与区域规划学会 (ISOCARP)执行主编《城市规划》杂志

Dr. Rudolf Hauter 秘书长世界城市和地方政府组织 - 亚太联盟 (UCLG- ASPAC)

Adnan Hameed Aliani 城市可持续发展总监联合国亚洲及太平洋经济社会委员会(UNESCAP)

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第1天

星期三 2012年6月6日

分场一城市规划与发展

1400 大会主席开幕

1420 平衡城市规划和经济成长：设计未来城市的挑战

• 利用城市策略、设计和标准来计划可持续性社区

• 降低基建人均成本，更公平分配其设施，获取经

济利益

• 将理想变成实践：香港高度密集的规划

凌嘉勤助理署长

香港规划署

1500 推动可持续发展议程：设计与规划低碳城市，应

对气候转变

• 为了人类健康和大自然重塑城市

• 解决城市扩张，增强宜居性

• 鼓励高效与环保的移动方式，建立可持续居住环

境

张远林总规划师

重庆市规划局, 中国

1540 茶歇

1610 利用地理空间技术（GIS, GPS & Remote

Sensing），强化城市设计和决策

• 结合各种卫星、雷达、航空照相等资讯协调和制

造主要计划

• 监控和确保连续资料采集，协助短、中和长期规

划

• 整合卫星数据、GIS技术和社会经济数据，检测城

市环境问题

演讲嘉宾待定

1650 通过维护计划，保护历史文化名城，最大化旅游

价值，维护城市特殊文化

• 平衡维护历史遗迹和现今社会文化经济发展的需

求

• 安全维护文化遗产，保留其历史价值至下一代

• 创意历史遗迹旅游，吸引投资

阳作军局长兼局党组书记

杭州市规划局, 中国

1730 大会主席闭幕致词

1735 第一天结束

分场二基础建设发展


1420 通过创新设计和城市排水系统的管理，降低洪水风险

• 通过可持续性城市排水系统（SUDS）减低洪水风

险

• 拟定洪水管理策略，将人员伤亡和财务损失降到

最低

• 适应能力更强的建设，反应现在和潜在的洪水风

险

Rob Schoonman 气候计划知识项目经理

基础设施和环境部，荷兰

国家空间规划委员会前局长

住房、空间规划和环境部, 荷兰

1500 有效计划城市废物处理和挑战（课题待定）

• 利用国家最先进的废物管理设施，减少对环境的

危害

• 实施责任制废物管理和再循环，遵守环境法规

• 提供咨询和教育公众环境法规，支持和监控废物

管理

高级代表

云南水务产业投资发展有限公司, 中国

1540 茶歇

1610 城市采用可持续和可再生能源解决方案 — 挑战和机会

• 可再生能源的商业性：绿色设计科技的应用现实

• 确保所有利益相关者赞同其再生能源计划

• 探索太阳能和其他再生能源科技

Frans-Anton Vermast 战略顾问

阿姆斯特丹智能城市, 荷兰

1650 优化道路网络计划，加强社会经济成长和可持续性发展

• 采用如环道路和多车道公路设计，以容纳日渐增

加的交通量

• 通过维修方案和政策措施，实现安全公路

• 重整现有公路设施，以满足现在和未来的公路需

求量

Sibylle Rupprecht 总干事

国际道路联合会 (IRF), 瑞士



分场三

市投资与房地产


1420 建立特别经济区（特区）吸引外资，加速发展

• 检讨特区作为发展和成长的主要引擎

• 分析成功特区的条件，以优化其他特区的方针和

奖励措施

• 充分利用现有资源，提供更大协同作用，实现大

规模经济

李世蓉副主任

重庆市对外贸易和经济关系委员会, 中国

1500 亚洲的成长故事：寻找亚洲大城市房地产投资机会

• 检测欧州和美国市场余波之下的亚洲利息增长

• 探索亚洲市场的吸引力：投资者正瞄准哪一个城

市呢？

• 为发展商和投资者，识别行情被看好的房地产业

演讲嘉宾待定

1540 茶歇

1610 在竞争激烈的全球格局中茁壮成长：鼓励城市投资自由化的政策和法规

• 确保公平、一致、行之有效的法规政策和税务执

法环境

• 推动城市可持续发展的全球竞争优势

• 吸引、保留和促进城市投资潜能的成功策略

高级代表

马尼拉市, 菲律宾

1650 重新发展中央商务区（CBD）为全球商业和投资中心

• 通过混合用途发展，重新建造和强化城市的传统

商务中心

• 整合公共交通设施和中央商务区，减少拥挤堵塞

和改善其可持续性

• 设计适合城市生活的环境，让公共设施和工作更

方便

演讲嘉宾待定



0830 签到和茶点

0900 开幕

0910 大会主席开幕致词

0915 主场演讲一 — 重塑我们的主要城市：策略规划人口和经济成长

Hon. Brian Howe AO主席

现任澳大利亚政府改革委员会及城市专家小组 (COAG)前副总理澳大利亚

1000 主场演讲二 — 通过城市规划，应对中国城市化日渐增多的挑战

石楠副理事长和兼秘书长

中国城市规划学会副主席国际城市与区域规划学会 (ISOCARP)执行主编《城市规划》杂志

01045 茶歇

01115 主场演讲三 — 未来城市之构想：科技在城市发展中的角色和影响（课题待定）

高级代表

AGT International, 瑞士

01200 主场演讲四 — 绿色环保：在可持续发展城市策略中融入环境、社会和经济要素

Adnan Hameed Aliani 城市可持续发展总监

联合国亚洲及太平洋经济社会委员会 (UNESCAP)

01245 午餐

第2天

星期四 2012年6月7日



0910 主场演讲一 — 计划和振兴现代城市，增强宜居性

王宗堅市议员

墨爾本市, 澳大利亚

墨尔本未来规划委员会主席

墨爾本市, 澳大利亚

0950 主场演讲二 — 垂直城市：纳入混合使用的高层建筑，解决城市扩张，减少土地使用

演讲嘉宾待定

1030 茶歇

1100 主场演讲三 — 改进政府财务状况，改善服务品质，鼓励更多公众投入

Dr. Rudolf Hauter 秘书长

世界城市和地方政府组织 - 亚太联盟 (UCLG - ASPAC)

1140 主场演讲四 — 面对自然灾害，制定灾害应急和降低损失

演讲嘉宾待定

1300 午餐

分场一城市规划与发展


1410 成功地规划和管理的综合性乡镇发展，让农村城

市化

• 研究最新公共住房和乡镇模式

• 发展远离地铁的卫星城市，符合城市移居的乡镇

居民的要求

• 提供充足的基建，确保顺利连接

刘会礼主席

新加坡规划师学会

1450 研究最新模式和战略，发展城市交通系统，以实

现交通无缝连接

• 决定城市交通系统可持续发展的要素

• 探讨交通系统在城市规划中所扮演的角色

• 处理私人交通的需求，同时鼓励居民使用公共交

通，以对抗交通拥挤

演讲嘉宾待定

1530 茶歇

1600 开拓棕地发展机会，创新城市重新再生设计，打

击城市疫病

• 探索城市复兴计划和其商机

• 再利用棕地以加强，而不是削弱自然和文化遗产

• 优先考虑棕地而不是绿地发展，确保可持续性发

展和互相连接社群

• 巩固新旧蓝图式加入功能实用、地点和设计等要素

演讲嘉宾待定

1640 探讨亚洲高度密集城市的土地发展

• 有效分配土地，支持可持续性城市化，解决城市

土地管理问题

• 拟定土地政策，实施土地管制和管理系统，以确

保公平分配

• 更好利用城市土地与资源来维持生态平衡

Dr. Arch. Do Tu Lan 城市发展局副总干事

建设部, 越南


1730 第二天结束

分场二

基础建设融资与公私营合作（PPPs）


1410 利用公私合作伙伴关系（PPPs），为基建需求和成长城市进行融资

• 给PPP制定适合的商业模式，加强企业能力，管理

实施过程

• 组织给公共和私人业界带来价值的PPP项目

• 建立成功PPP路线图：需要再三考虑的重要元素和

潜在陷阱

Bhupinder Bedi Singh 官方与民间合作伙伴关

系专家

古吉拉特政府, 印度

1450 讨论市政债卷，填补基建融资的差距

• 评估传统债卷融资

• 构建成功债卷发行，确保基建发展

• 汲取美国的教训：采用相似的模式应该注意什么？

演讲嘉宾待定

1530 茶歇

1600 提高PPP的意识 — 如何确保基建成功发展?

• 发展政府PPP工作小组，寻找基建成长规划中的重

要方面

• 建立PPP基建设计和发展的能力

• 设立符合政府的PPP指南和方法，鼓励项目长期

发展

Geoffrey Hamilton 官方与民间合作伙伴关系卓

越中心总监

联合国欧洲经济委员会欧洲国际（UNECE）, 瑞士

1640 通过公私伙伴关系（PPPs），融资建设可负担的住房

• 解决贫穷居民对居屋的急迫需求，提升城市的社

会经济发展

• 加速与政府、NGOs和私人界的合作，改善房屋交

付使用和打击贫穷

• 开拓PPPs为重点模式，让贫穷居民拥有屋子

演讲嘉宾待定



分场三

城市经济与管理


1410 创建一个世界级的城市：摄取知识，物质和扩大城市视野，使其能够在全球舞台上竞争

• 加入可持续性元素，建立一个充满活力的居住环

境

• 提供完整设计的公共空间

• 发展景点和设施，注入活力，吸引游客，以支持

持续成长

演讲嘉宾待定

1450 城市品牌：纳入地方原则，发挥城市的经济潜力

• 检查城市美学和外观

• 当城市转型至新的品牌形象，检测人们的体验和

感受

• 主办活动与会议来提升城市的形象

曾长青市长

古晋南市, 马来西亚

1530 茶歇

1600 实施健全的管理政策，支持经济增长，减少贫困和增加区域内的一体化

• 设定法律和运作模式，促进经济成长

• 透明化管理，赋权和促使社群投入在城市规划中

• 检查面对经济动荡的乡村个案，解决挑战

陳振光博士城市规划系副教授、建筑学院副院长

香港大学

1640 自然灾害处理：探讨国际合作应对气候变化和城市风险

• 鉴定气候变化的风险和对城市发展带来的影响

• 在规划过程中建立气候和自然灾害后自然复原的

弹性

• 与相似城市建立联系，交换数据资料和技术协助

演讲嘉宾待定



星期五 2012年6月8日


第3天

城市交通日

随着快速城市发展、人口爆炸、交通堵塞和气候转变等因素日益严峻，对于可持续性交通解决方案的需求今年也达到空前的巨大。大部分的城市发展速度之快，其实很多现有的基建设施不足以应对未来的需求。因此，城市交通基建设施的投入和建设是迫切的需求，同时，也必须寻求其他渠道方案以缓和拥挤堵塞，实现更好的交通流动性和更高质量的城市生活。



0900 主场演讲一 — 研究可持续发展方法，通过多种运输方式的连接，扩大城市内连接

•介绍高效公共交通系统，最大化多式联运连接，提高运输效率

• 平衡公共和私人交通，防止交通量增大

•优化公共交通路线，增加覆盖区域和诚信，鼓励更多公众使用公共交通

Ingolf Schaedler 副总干事

联邦运输创新和技术部, 奥地利

0945 主场演讲二 — 提倡公共交通发展（TOD），管理快速发展的亚洲城市

• 主要交通系统周围规划与分区，支持可持续性经济成长

•适当规划公交站附近的区域和城市

• 利用公共交通发展（TOD），优化公交网络的好处，为本土居民改善其流动性

演讲嘉宾待定

1030 茶歇

1100 主场演讲三 — 修复全国高速公路、农村和城市道路，适应日益增加的交通量，纾缓交通堵塞

•提供足够、高质量、安全和高效的道路网络

•迈前一步：拟定可持续的社会经济发展的策略，建造、维持和管理乡村道路网络

•乡村改造项目，主流化技术和财务挑战

Dr. Elly Adriani Sinaga 城市交通系统的发展总监

交通运输部, 印尼

1145 主场演讲四 — 城市更新优化轻快铁潜质：澳门轻快铁项目案例分享

• 检查澳门轻快铁系统在珠江三角洲发展中所扮演的角色

•澳门发展完整铁路系统：连接澳门和广州珠海的跨城市地铁

• 转换车站附近的城市空间，创造更大的收入空间

林瑞海博士技术顾问

特别行政区政府运输基建办公室, 澳门

1230 午餐

1400 主场演讲五 — 采用低碳低能源，迈向可持续城市交通

• 通过最新的低碳交通，最小化城市碳足迹

• 确保公共交通的可靠性，对抗交通阻塞，减少温室气体（GHG）排放量

• 了解公交乘客行为：什么奖励有效地支持低碳行动？

Robert Earley 低碳交通项目主任

能源与交通创新中心（iCET）, 中国

1445 主场演讲六 — 中国城市交通发展融资：北京PPP案例分享

•迎合快速城市发展带来的交通流动性的巨大需求

• 分解PPP结构：拥有权和运营

•考虑将来更成功的PPP：经验教训

Paul Heytens 中国区总裁

亚洲开发银行（ADB）, 中国

1530 茶歇

1600 主场演讲七 — 善用快速公交系统（BRT）系统，缓解城市交通堵塞的挑战

• 利用公交车专用车道和馈线系统，最大化巴士使用率和减少运输时间

• 确保和其他公共交通系统结合，轻快铁、地铁、脚踏车等

•讨论其他城市的成功案例

Oravit Hemachudha 交通运输部副总干事

曼谷市政管理局, 泰国

1645 主场演讲八 — 实施先进智能交通系统（ITS），最大化城市内部连接性

• 利用智能基建和交通系统，改善交通安全和流动性

• 通过采用先进通信科技，提升交通系统效率

•交通系统基础建设中加入ITS，舒缓堵塞和增加连接性

演讲嘉宾待定

1730 会议结束

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全球迅速城市化的步伐给城市规划和发展戴来重大挑战。全球50％人口都居住在城市地区，城市规划者更迫切需要创造可持续宜居的城市，并提供足够的基础设施，解决限制城市经济增长的问题，比如拥堵，空气污染和基础设施老化。目前，亚洲城市正重点规划和复兴城市环境，并融入可持续发展的元素，保持经济成长同时确保其长期宜居性。

第六届城市发展论坛不但囊括了城市发展与规划的前沿课题，而且将深入探讨解決策略，投资风险评估以、基础设施建立和城市管理等案例分析等等。无论您是城市发展的领导人或实践者，这个国际论坛将会是您的一站式平台，让您与行业专家分享、交流和学习。

为了设计更适宜居住的城市，在快速发展中保持领先，这次会议于6月8日设有城市交通日，探讨可持续性发展弹性对抗交通拥挤、提升流动性、公共交通发展、城市交通基建融资以及低碳低能源交通系统等课题。

此次会议分场如下：

第一天

分场一：城市规划与发展

分场二：基础建设发展

分场三：市投资与房地产

第二天

分场一：城市规划与发展

分场二：基础建设融资与公私营合作（PPPs）

分场三：城市经济与管理

谁应该参加？

政府人士、部长、城市规划、当地政府

来自以下部门的部长、总监、秘书长、城市管理人、专员、首长、领导、主任：

• 城市规划和发展 • 乡镇规划

• 项目管理 • 城市管理

• 建筑/公共工程 • 经济规划和发展

• 城市复兴/再发展 • 绿色科技

• 交通 • 水源• 环境和自然资源 • 风险管理

• 财务与PPP • 旅游

工程于建筑行业、顾问、承建商、建筑商

来自以下部门的主席、总裁、首席运营官、总经理、副总裁、合作伙伴、领导：

• 土木工程 • 交通基础建设

• 水源与废物管理设施 • 财务融资项目

• 业务发展 • 环境与工程

• 项目

建筑公司

来自以下部门的总经理、总裁、总监、设计师、首席、领导：

• 城市规划 • 建筑与设计

• 可持续性 • 能源效率

• 绿色建筑

房地产开发商

来自以下部门的总经理、总裁、首席运营官、总监、首席、领导：

• 城市规划和发展 • 房地产

• 房屋 • 业务发展

• 可持续性 • 能源效率

• 土地测量 • 环境

• 工程 • 项目

其他：财务投资公司，学术机构以及研究所

地域分配：

亚太区 80%

中东 10%

美国/欧洲 10%

参会的好处：

• 采用最佳实践例子，规划和发展宜居城市

• 创造特殊经济区域，吸引新投资

• 通过完整的交通网络，促进城市流动性

• 为了社会经济成长，结合公共设施和空间

• 探讨重建和复兴城市的最好实践例子，维护城市活力和形象

• 适应并处理气候变化的影响

• 通过城市风险管理计划，降低洪水和其他自然灾害的风险

• 发展绿色成长策略，平衡城市快速和可持续性发展的需求

• 整合交通管理项目，解决城市交通拥堵问题

• 为可持续性城市对齐公私合作伙伴关系（PPP）

• 与权威人士、国际组织、行业高影响力人士交流学习

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