Agenda:
14:00 - 14:15 Introduction
- Low input management of marginal land for a wide variety of purposes can have high output (“LI/HO” management), e.g. for: renewables, amenity and leisure, conservation and public health, often several from one project. It is complementary to the built use of land and facilitates the development of a sustainable and liveable urban environment (in line with the concept of ecological cities in China)
- The aims of this workshop are to cement existing relationships and establish new ones between UK and Chinese partners and identify specific collaboration linkages
- The workshop will begin with a series of inspirational case studies, then move setting a short China-UK brownfields agenda briefing document
14:15 - 14:50 Case Studies
- The Eden Project in the UK and China, restoration, nature, conservation corridors and major commercial success (David Harland, CEO of Eden International)
- UK/China Prosperity Fund outcomes ( Frederic Coulon, Professor of Environmental Chemistry & Microbiology, Cranfield University)
- The need for governance: SURF and risk based land management in China and the UK (Cathy Hu, Professor HU Qing, Director of Engineering Innovation Center, Southern University of Science and Technology; Professor Paul Bardos, University of Brighton / r3 environmental technology Ltd)
14:50 - 15:20 Coffee break and networking
15:20 - 15:50 “World Café” - Breakout Desks
- Scale of shared markets in China and the UK and market demands / opportunities
- Synergies
- Priorities and actions
16:35 - 17:00 Closing Plenary
The event will be held at:
China-Britain Business Council
3rd Floor, Portland House,
Bressenden Place,
LONDON
SW1E 5BH
When
January 22nd, 2018 2:00 PM
to
5:00 AM
Event Fee(s)
| Member | £ 0.00 (includes Sales Tax of £ 0.00) |
