Rome-Copenhagen Urban Challenge

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1 Rome-Copenhagen Urban Challenge Provisional Programme for Weeks 3 and 4 (4th-15th September): Rome Urban-Rural linkages, urban agriculture and food consumption: Urban-rural relationships, the use of natural resources in metropolitan contexts, the role of urban areas in connecting food needs and food provision through development Date Address Time Class and instructor Partner guide Mon 04/09 Tue 05/09 Via Appia Antica, Welcome and introductory talk The political economy of urban agriculture 1 Elisabetta Basile The political economy of urban agriculture 2 Elisabetta Basile Introduction to group work and group questions Ex cartiera Latina; Hortus Urbis and farming activities with the Association Zappata Romana Caterina Rossetti, Francesca Mazzà, Andrea Buzi, Simona (Parco Reg. Appia Antica) Wed 06/09 Largo Tacchi Venturi, meeting point at the wooden house near to the Park entry Agriculture and farming in urban contexts Sara Baiocco o General considerations o The case of Rome Caffarella Valley; Casa del Parco with the Association Humus; Therapy Garden and Vaccareccia

2 Thu 07/09 Via di Fioranello, 34 (We go altogether) Collective use of natural resources and cultural heritage in urban contexts Claudio Cecchi o Theory on common goods o Relevant examples in Rome Visit to Fattoria di Fiorano, an entrepreneurial activity within the Appia Antica Park Fri 08/ Local food for local nutrition and needs Sara Baiocco o Framing Urban Agriculture within the SDGs o Local food, food security, food quality Two cases from the experience in Rome with guest speakers Recap on questions for the group work Mon 11/09 Via Lemonia Meeting point in front of S. Policarpo s Church 9-11 Urban agriculture and food gardens within Roma's Urban planning Saverio Santangelo Group work Tenuta Tor Fiscale with the Association Tor Fiscale Onlus; Acquedotti Park with the Association Volontari per gli Acquedotti

3 Greening cities: Farming and Gardening in Urban Planning Greening cities through regulation and urban planning Date Address Time Class and instructor Partner guide Tue 12/09 Wed 13/ Group work Socio economic dimension Claudio Cecchi Group work Planning dimension Saverio Santangelo years of urban planning in Italy and in Rome Post-war urbanisation: the rural primacy paradigm inverted Group work Thu 14/09 Centro di Documentazione europea Group work Green space planning and management in Rome o Reconciling the weakening of the public role with local grass-root initiative o Metropolitanization and the soil consumption challenge Group work presentations and discussion 18:00 Closing social drink Fri 15/09 Centro di Documentazione europea 9-11 Group work presentations and discussion

4 11-13 Closing Session o Final remarks and wrap-up by the instuctors from Euro and CBS o The floor is yours: comparisons of Rome/Copenhagen experiences of urban farming&gardening and feedback by the students NOTES: o How to find Classrooms: Sala Tesi: on floor 2, above the concierge. : floor 0, main building. Centro di documentazione europea: floor -1, main building. o For class sessions, short breaks will be at 11 in the morning o Students can arrange their own lunch at 12:00-14:00 o Closing social drinks will be arranged on Thu 14 th September, we can go altogether after the group presentations J

5 Public transport- to be revised Please allow yourself enough time to travel to the sites of the visits (1 hour) Not all the buses call the stops, you may ask the driver, Nearest metro station: Policlinico (Metro B); many buses according to your accommodation 06/09 Ex Cartiera Latina & Hortus Urbis Via Appia Antica, 42 (we can go altogether) Buses 218, 118 or 714 from Termini station until stop Circonvallazione Ostiense, then walk through Circonvallazione Ardeatina 07/09 Caffarella Valley & Casa del Parco Largo Tacchi Venturi, wooden house near to the Park entry Metro Station: Colli Albani (Metro A), exit Via M. Menghini 09/09 Circo di Massenzio Via Appia Antica, 153: Bus 118 from Termini station until stop Appia Pignatelli/Cecilia Metella OR Metro station: Colli Albani (Metro A), then bus 660 until stop Via di Cecilia Metella 12/09 Acquedotti Park & Tor Fiscale Via Lemonia, in front of S. Policarpo s Church Metro station: Giulio Agricola (Metro A) To be defined 13/09 Fattoria di Fiorano Via di Fioranello, 34 (We go altogether) 14/09 Via Appia Antica outside Rome (We go altogether) Train line F.S. Roma Velletri from Termini station: Station S. Maria delle Mole 15/09 Capo di Bove Via Appia Antica, 222 Metro station: Colli Albani (Metro A), then bus 660 until stop Via di Cecilia Metella

Programme. Urban Sustainable Mobility New Projects and Technologies towards Sustainability / Rome meets Europe IMPACTS Conference Rome

Programme. Urban Sustainable Mobility New Projects and Technologies towards Sustainability / Rome meets Europe IMPACTS Conference Rome 2010 IMPACTS Conference Rome Programme Urban Sustainable Mobility New Projects and Technologies towards Sustainability / Rome meets Europe Palazzo delle Esposizioni Via Milano 9/A 00184 Roma 30 June -2