“What Cities Do We Want? Good Practices, Present-Day Issues” following the screening of the film “Human Scale”
May 16, Thursday
18:00 | Kinoteka |“What Cities Do We Want? Good Practices, Present-Day Issues” following the screening of the film “Human Scale”
In Polish and English
Entrance free
Priority for holders of tickets for the preceding the debate screening
After the screening the United Nations Development Programme Project Office (UNDP) in Poland, coordinating the UN Global Compact Initiative in Poland, invites you to the debate. Over half of the world’s population lives in cities. By 2050, the number may reach 80 per cent. Looking at the research by a Danish architect Jan Gehl, the film “Human Scale” touches upon the problem of a rapid cities’ growth, emphasizing the needs of their citizens. The debate will be devoted to environmental, social and administrative aspects of city growth. Its participants will try to answer two questions: what makes a metropolis friendly to all its inhabitants, and how to design the city space, taking into account its society’s needs and allowing to build local identity.
The Partner of the debate is Green Cross Poland, part of Green Cross International (www.greencrosspoland.org).
Participants:
Andreas Dalsgaard – director of “Human Scale”
Sylwia Chutnik – President of the MaMa foundation, Warsaw guide. Culture expert, graduate of Gender Studies at the Warsaw University. Writer and columnist of “Polityka” and “Pani”.
prof. Andrzej Mizgajski – President of Green Cross Poland, professor of Earth sciences; lecturer of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, head of its Educational Centre for Environmental Protection and Balanced Growth.
Vice-president of Warsaw, Michał Olszewski – on behalf of the President of Warsaw takes care of business activities, plans and strategies for Warsaw development, non-budget financing for their realisation, economic growth, geodesy, cadastre and housing politicies
Moderator:
Kamil Wyszkowski – Head of the United Nations Development Programme Project Office in Poland, Coordinator of the UN Global Compact Initiative in Poland.
18:00 | Kinoteka |“What Cities Do We Want? Good Practices, Present-Day Issues” following the screening of the film “Human Scale”
In Polish and English
Entrance free
Priority for holders of tickets for the preceding the debate screening
After the screening the United Nations Development Programme Project Office (UNDP) in Poland, coordinating the UN Global Compact Initiative in Poland, invites you to the debate. Over half of the world’s population lives in cities. By 2050, the number may reach 80 per cent. Looking at the research by a Danish architect Jan Gehl, the film “Human Scale” touches upon the problem of a rapid cities’ growth, emphasizing the needs of their citizens. The debate will be devoted to environmental, social and administrative aspects of city growth. Its participants will try to answer two questions: what makes a metropolis friendly to all its inhabitants, and how to design the city space, taking into account its society’s needs and allowing to build local identity.
The Partner of the debate is Green Cross Poland, part of Green Cross International (www.greencrosspoland.org).
Participants:
Andreas Dalsgaard – director of “Human Scale”
Sylwia Chutnik – President of the MaMa foundation, Warsaw guide. Culture expert, graduate of Gender Studies at the Warsaw University. Writer and columnist of “Polityka” and “Pani”.
prof. Andrzej Mizgajski – President of Green Cross Poland, professor of Earth sciences; lecturer of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, head of its Educational Centre for Environmental Protection and Balanced Growth.
Vice-president of Warsaw, Michał Olszewski – on behalf of the President of Warsaw takes care of business activities, plans and strategies for Warsaw development, non-budget financing for their realisation, economic growth, geodesy, cadastre and housing politicies
Moderator:
Kamil Wyszkowski – Head of the United Nations Development Programme Project Office in Poland, Coordinator of the UN Global Compact Initiative in Poland.
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