International Intervision Institute. CUPA Implementation Lab Odessa 2 5 October 2012 Huibert A. Haccoû

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1 International Intervision Institute CUPA Implementation Lab Odessa 2 5 October 2012 Huibert A. Haccoû

2 Successor of International ti network of professionals working on sustainable area development Motivated to offer Implementation Labs On a non for profit basis 2

3 Introduction drs. H.A. (Huibert) Haccoû Professor at the School of Environmental Planning and Building, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Deventer, The Netherlands Project director Interreg IIIc Operation MILUnet Interreg IVb Project Livinggreen Managing director International ti Intervision i Institute t 3

4 Aims of the International Intervision Institute continuation of the MILUnet aims Promote Multifunctional Intensive Land Use Realize more sustainable / climate neutral (urban) development in Europe More effective policy implementation by intervision Challenge is 4

5 Partners International Intervision Institute National, Regional & Local authorities Expert centers & Universities EU Interreg projects - MILUnet, Livinggreen, i - ENVIREO, - Flood Resilient Cties (FRC), - Adaptive Landuse for Flood Alleviation (ALVA) - Sustainable Urban Fringes (SURF) and others 5

6 The focus of the Implementation Lab General aim of an Implementation Lab is to investigate as a group both new and persistent urban problems as they relate to sustainable area development 6

7 When is an Implementation usefull? When area development processes are blocked When process acceleration is required When creative impulses are needed When innovative concepts have to be introduced d When an impartial expert (second) opinion is needed When a multi disciplinary approach or enrichment from culturally different points of view could be useful OUT OF THE BOX THINKING 7

8 Objectives of Implementation Lab identify opportunities identify barriers find instruments find effective policies build up a body of expertise disseminate knowledge 8

9 Implementation Lab s were held in: 2000 Amsterdam (NL) 2006 Charleroi, (BE) May 2001 Oslo, (N) 2006 Province of Zeeland, (NL) Summer 2002 Vienna, (A) 2006 Patras, (GR) November 2003 Gdynia, (PL) 2007 Lisbon, (PT) May 2004 Portland Or, (USA) 2009 Vienna, (A) 2-4 September 2004 Den Haag, (NL) 4-7April 2010 Vienna Kagran district, (A) May 2004 Stockholm, (SE) 9-11 June 2010 Bratislava, (SL) September 2004 Mantova, (IT) 3-5 November 2011 Lviv (UK) June 2005 Huelva, (ES) April 2011 Krakow (PL) October 2005 Budapest, (HU) 5-6 September 2012 Novi Sad (Serbia) March 2005 Muenich, (DE) October 2012 Odessa (UK) 2-5 October 9

10 Implementation Lab ingredients Three days workshop involving: External international practitioners as experts Internal local experts Study case dossiers Maps Reference cases Site visit of the study case Focused brainstorm sessions Task forces for recommendations Press conference and comments of authorities 10

11 Implementation Lab format Considerations / areas of concern Identity Critical Mass Connections Human scale P&M Process Observations Suggestions Recommendations 11

12 Implementation Lab Identity Do the project areas have their own identity? Critical mass Does each site have enough development, infrastructure and resident population to maintain a coherent community? Connections What links does each site have with its surrounding natural and man-made environment? Better Human Scale Do developments relate to diverse human scale activities? Promotion & Marketing How are existing (mixed) uses on each site promoted? Process How to organize an effective planning and implementation process? 12

13 Proceedings Make an inventory of Observations Make use of the 6 considerations Select the common / most striking Observations Use these common / most striking Observations to generate Suggestions for interventions (large scale / small scale) in the second round Make use of the considerations that are most relevant 13

14 Day 1 Wednesday 3rd of October Gathering in hotel lobby of your hotel. We will leave for the Odessa City Council Hall on foot Arrival at the Novi Sad City Council Hall at Dumskaya Square Participants registration Welcome by official of the City Council General introduction to the programme and introduction of participants by Huibert A. Haccoû. CUPA chair of the Implementation Lab and Volkmar Pamer facilitator, on the IL considerations 14

15 Day 1 Wednesday 3rd of October The study CUPA Programme and its ambitions by Markus McDowell Project Manager of Tina Vienna Introduction to the study case area by Svitlana Y Boieva project Director of the Odessa Department of International Relations International and Svetlana Kostenko Park Project Manager. Formulation of the problem statement and short discussion Coffee break Reference cases Parks in European Cities and elsewhere from Poland, The Netherlands, Austria, Slovakia and? Lunchboxes during the bus ride to the sites of the study cases 15

16 Day 1 Wednesday 3rd of October Site visits study case area Participants are requested to bring digital photo equipment and take pictures! Return to the Hotels in the Centre of Odessa Welcome dinner in Restaurant in City Centre End of day 1 16

17 Day 2 Thursday 4th October 2012 Facilitator team available for subgroup sessions are: Martijn Kramer, Femke Haccoû, Elsbeth van Hijlckama Vlieg, Volkmar Pamer Gathering in the hotel lobby to walk to the Odessa City Hall Introduction and Q&A; Plenary assessment of the problem statement and if appropriate re-formulation of the problem statement and key areas of concern; subgroup formation Coffee break Working sessions subgroups starting with Observations Exchange of findings Lunch in the City Hall Restaurant 17

18 Day 2 Thursday 4th October Working sessions continued with Suggestions Exchange of findings Task force formation on central issues. Start of recommendation phase End workshop sessions Dinner Restaurant in City Centre End of day 2 18

19 Subgroups Subgroup Park 1 Elsbeth Hylckama-Vlieg and Martijn Kramer Focusing on the spatial concept and the process of stakeholder collaboration and the question: how to involve the inhabitants Subgroup Park 2 Volkmar Pamer and Femke Haccoû Focuses on the spatial concept and the process of stakeholder collaboration and the question: how to involve the inhabitants 19

20 GROUP 1 Elsbeth van Hylckama-Vlieg GROUP 2 Volkmar Pamer Martijn Kramer Femke Haccoû Process and Spatial Concept Room A and B Process and Spatial Concept Room C and D 20

21 Implementation Lab format Considerations / areas of concern Identity Critical Mass Connections Human scale P&M Process Observations Suggestions Recommendations 21

22 Day 3 Friday 5th of October Gathering in the hotel lobby. NB check out of the Hotel Plenary start Working groups exchange and finalize their recommendations Coffee on side tables Presentation of ppt of recommendations and discussion End of the Odessa CUPA IL meeting Lunch (optional) 22

23 MILUbook The MILUbook: Principles, Practices, Projects, Policies 23

24 Lastname Name Institution Position Haccoû, H.A. Huibert International Intervision Institute Managing director International Intervision Institute, Associate professor Saxion University School of the Build Environment. Kramer Martijn Hylckama Vlieg Elsbeth The International Institute for the Urban Environment (IIUE). consultant urban development, former Secretary General IFHP Haccoû, F. Femke City of Amsterdam; Spatial Planning Department Managing director of the International Institute for the Urban Environment Delft (NL) Former Secretary General of the IFHP The Hague (NL) Landscape Architect; City of Amsterdam, Department for Spatial Planning (NL) Pamer Volkmar Municipal Administration of the City of Vienna Architect and Urban planner, City of Vienna, AUSTRIA McDowell Markus TINA VIENNA Urban Technologies and Strategies Project Manager Tina Vienna, Krosnicka Karolina Gdynia Maritime University Researcher and senior lecturer de Waard Rob Technical University of Eindhoven ; Wageningen Associate senior researcher in landscape University and Research Center ; Nieuwland architecture and regional planning Advies Pavliv Andriy City-building Department of Lviv Head of the Department Jakovčić Mátrai Lelkes Martina Réka Nóra PhD assistant professor Department of Geography Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb The Bureau of the Chief Architect at the Municipality of the City of Budapest The Bureau of the Chief Architect at the Municipality of the City of Budapest City planner Architect 24