The 2010 Healthy Cities Conference
will be held at Stamford Plaza Brisbane on the 12th & 13th
of July.
It will be a platform for Government and Industry sector professionals to
discuss causes, effects and solutions that relate to
population health, sustainability, natural resource management,
transport, climate change
and urban design. The Conference will examine the
prerequisites for a "Healthy City".
This years conference will be held over two days, with
optional tours being conducted on the 14th July 2010.
Making Cities Liveable
The Conference will feature keynote presentations along with
three concurrent streams, designed to address the below themes:
Managing population and economic growth
Climate Change Adaptation
Managing Communicable Disease Outbreaks -
Health Security
Population Health Management - immunisation, bio security, food safety and epidemic control
Waste Reuse Technologies
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City Design - designing changes to urban life to encourage
Physical Activity, Healthy Cities
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Disaster Management - public welfare - recovery and rebuild
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Managing Legislation and Policy
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Natural Resource Management
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Green Cities and Technology
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Renewable Energy
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Community Engagement and Planning
Who Should Attend
Policy makers
Politicians
Senior public servants
City Governance personnel
Public Health Administrators
Academics
Waste Management Professionals
Natural Resources Administrators
Planning Professionals
Environmental Groups
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Confirmed Keynote Presenters Include:
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Director-General
John Bradley, Director General, Department
of Environment & Resource Management
Councillor Krista
Adams,
Deputy Chair,
Neighbourhood Planning and Development
Assessment, Brisbane City Council
Professor Mike Daube,
President, Public Health
Association of Australia
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Mr Gilbert Rochecouste,
Managing Director, Village
Well
Mr Rupert Posner,
Director, The Climate Group
Ms
Caroline Stalker,
Director, Architectus
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Media Sponsor
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A special
thank you to our major supports in 2009:
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