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The world’s urban areas will more than double in size by 2030, presenting an opportunity to build greener and healthier cities, according to a new UN study.
With an estimated 50% of people living in urban areas the impact of rapid urbanization is driving global policy makers to prioritize the environment.
As the key drivers for sustainable development continues globally countries in Asia are stepping up their efforts in promoting environmental sustainability. Many governments are aggressively pushing ahead with key initiatives to plan new sustainable cities and infrastructure as urbanization continues and environmental issues remain at the forefront of policy.
Don’t miss this leading Asia event that will highlight the latest initiatives and projects being undertaken in the quest for sustainable development and infrastructure.
- New Format – customize your programme & choose sessions from two tracks covering green building and green city infrastructure
- Latest International Case Studies: Innovative green buildings projects and best practice emerging sustainable cities will be showcased
- Sustainable energy, waste & transport integration as part of green city infrastructure planning
- Latest on BIM and how this is contributing to green design and construction
- Latest on green building standards, ratings tools and eco initiatives
- Panel and group discussion sessions on new initiatives and developments

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Chris Derksema
Director, Sustainability
City of Sydney, Australia |
Ho Tong Yen
CEO
Tianjin Eco City, China |
Jake Ronay
Acting Head Environment
Greater London Authority, UK |
Trevor Graham
Planning/Environment Director
Malmo/Augustenborg, Sweden |
William Lau
President
Singapore Institute of Planners, Singapore |
Benny Chow
Director of Sustainability
Aedas, Hong Kong |
Tony Chan
Associate Manager, Planning
Arup, China |
Anandan Karunakaran
Vice President
Surbana Urban Planning, Singapore |
Constant Van Aerschot
Executive Director
Business Council for Sustainable Development, Singapore |
Robbert Van Nouhuys
Director
ACLA, Hong Kong |
Looi Hip Peu
President
Green Buildings Council, Malaysia |
Yannick Millet
Executive Director
Green Buildings Council, Vietnam |

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