Appendix 2. Metropolis MITI Mashhad Activities Report. Informe de Actividades Metropolis MITI Mashhad. MITI Metropolis Rapport d Activités de Machhad

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1 Point/P Appendix 2 INFORMATION & KNOWLEDGE INFORMACIÓN & CONOCIMIENTO INFORMATION & CONNAISSANCE Metropolis MITI Activities Report Informe de Actividades Metropolis MITI MITI Metropolis Rapport d Activités de Machhad

2 Metropolis International Training Institute (MITI) - Activities Report November 2014 April 2017

3 Metropolis Training Programs (November 2014 April 2017) The Metropolis International Training Institute (MITI) Regional Center in has successfully completed 8 training programs in total for this period. Over 400 city managers & councilors trainees participated in our seminars and workshops from different cities in our regions. No Theme Date Venue 1 The Use of GIS in Urban Planning November 09-12, Municipal Finances & Investment November 09-12, Youth Engagement in Social Development April 25-27, Women Engagement in Neighborhoods Management April 25-27, st Metropolis Women International Network March 1-4, workshop: The Systematic Approach of Cities and 2016 Women 6 Urban Projects Finance & Investment September 26-29, Urban Air Quality Management September 8 Smart Cities: Best & next practices and lessons learned from a global village 26-29, 2016 April 24, 2017

4 November 09-12, 2014 Themes: 1. The Use of GIS in Urban Planning 2. Municipal Finances & Investment Metropolis International Training Institute (MITI) Regional Center in conducted 2 four-day parallel workshop on The Use of GIS in Urban Planning & Municipal Finances & Investment. Over 135 city representatives and managers from West Asia participated in these workshops. The program brought together global and regional experts from Melbourne, Seoul, Baghdad, Beirut, Ghobeiry, Muscat, Minsk, Nabatieh, Islamabad, and some ian cities. The parallel training workshops were conducted by technical experts and best practices. This training seminars addressed some of the main key issues in urban planning and municipal investment which had been illustrated by examples and case studies. Agenda Title 1- The Use of GIS in Urban Planning 2- Municipal Finances & Investment Date November 09-12, 2014 Venue Pardisan 5-star Hotel,, Purpose The aim of the training course was to raise questions and identify issues related to workshops themes, rather than to provide ready-made solutions and review of existing methodology and cities examples. Participants 135 Photos

5 Expenses: MITI- covered 5 night hotel accommodation in single room breakfast and lunch included per participant in Pardisan 5-star Hotel, and inner-city transportation. Seminar Total Expenses: 37,500 Experts: JIN KIM, Ph. D. Dept. of Urban Planning & Real Estate Studies College of Social Science, Hannam University Daejeon, S. Korea HASANALI FARAJI SABOKBAR, Ph. D. Dept. of Rural Planning & Geography Ferdowsi University of, PAYAM GHADIRIAN, Ph. D. Senior GIS Analyst, Department of Transport, Planning and Local Infrastructure Melbourne, Australia

6 April 25-27, 2015 Themes: 1. Youth Engagement in Social Development 2. Women Engagement in Neighborhoods Management Metropolis International Training Institute (MITI) Regional Center in conducted 2 four-day parallel workshop on Youth Engagement in Social Development & Women Engagement in Neighborhoods Management. Over 65 city representatives and managers from West Asia and Middle East participated in the workshops. The program brought together global and regional experts from Shiraz, Beirut, Lleida, Baghdad, Karaj, Iqleem Al-toufah, Tehran, Seoul, Bath and. The parallel training workshops were conducted by technical experts and best practices. Also, case studies were discussed to bring city to city collaboration and knowledge exchange between Metropolis members, non-members cities and stakeholders. The MITI training Workshop was a special opportunity for youth and women in regional cities of West Asia to learn how to engage and participate in the planning and management of cities in the region. Agenda Title 1- Youth Engagement in Social Development 2- Women Engagement in Neighborhoods Management Date April 25-27, 2015 Venue Pardisan 5-star Hotel,, Purpose To offer public officials of world cities a unique opportunity to learn more about people partnership and best practices in neighborhood management as well as Social development. Participants 65 Photos

7 Expenses: MITI- covered 5 night hotel accommodation in single room breakfast and lunch included per participant in Pardisan 5-star Hotel, and inner-city transportation. Seminar Total Expenses: 30,500 Experts: CARLES FEIXA, Ph. D. Department of Geography and Sociology University of Lleida Lleida, Catalonia, Spain KANG, HEE YOUNG, Ph. D. Seoul Foundation of Women & Family Hanyang University Seoul, S. Korea Rana Jawad, Ph. D. Lecturer in social policy Department of Social & Policy Sciences, University of Bath Bath, UK ALI AKBAR TAJMAZINANI, Ph. D. Dean of Social Science Faculty Allameh Tabataba'i University Tehran,

8 March 1-4, 2016 First Metropolis Women International Network workshop: The Systematic Approach of Cities and Women Metropolis International Training Institute (MITI) Regional Center in organized a workshop entitled "The Role of Women in Urban Life", to reestablish an ian Women Network by gathering women city councilors and to encourage them to be more active in the international arena. The program brought together women local experts and councilors from over 24 city ian cities. The forum featured a morning session on the first day with institutional presentations and, during the rest of the program, participatory sessions with the focus group format. Each team identified needs, problems and challenges related to the selected subject and proposed project-oriented solutions for the next year. Following this meeting, an internal women network has been established with five committees focusing on the challenges facing women: 1. Governance and urban management 2. Urban Economics 3. Family and Culture 4. Urban Planning and development 5. Climate change and Urban Environment Agenda Title First Metropolis Women International Network workshop: The Systematic Approach of Cities and Women Date March 1-4, 2016 Venue Farhang Hotel,, Purpose To brainstorm and cooperate on issues related to the role of women in urban management and their effective participation in international communities in order to introduce women s values, improving knowledge and the exchange of best practices as well as to promote and raise awareness to create a sustainable future. Participants 52 Photos

9 Expenses: MITI- covered 5 night hotel accommodation in single room breakfast and lunch included per participant in Farhang 4-star Hotel, and inner-city transportation. Seminar Total Expenses: 29,600 Experts: HOSSEIN AHMADI Strategist and Planner, SHEIDA NIKOORAVIN, Ph. D. CEO of Life Covenant Center Tehran,

10 September 26-29, 2016 Theme: 1. Urban Projects Finance & Investment 2. Urban Air Quality Management Metropolis International Training Institute (MITI) Regional Center in conducted 2 four-day parallel workshop on Urban Projects Finance & Investment & Urban Air Quality Management. Over 65 city representatives and managers from West Asia participated in the workshop focused on financial instrument for urban projects, and environmental challenges facing cities in 21 centuries. The program brought together global and regional experts from Sydney, Tbilisi, Baghdad, Milan, Istanbul, Beirut, Karbala, Ghobeiry, Islamabad, Colombo, Bishkek, Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni, and some ian cities. The parallel training workshops were conducted by technical experts and best practices. Also, case studies were discussed to bring city to city collaboration and knowledge exchange between Metropolis members, non-members cities and stakeholders. The MITI training Workshop engages regional cities of Middle East and West Asia was a special opportunity for participants to link urban projects to strategic vision, needs and opportunities and to improve urban projects funding and financing knowledge among midto senior- level professionals working in urban and infrastructure planning on one side and introduce effective environmental planning and management process to help decision makers to formulate and implement realistic and effective strategies and action plans to improve air quality, on the other hand. Agenda Title 1- Urban Projects Finance & Investment 2- Urban Air Quality Management Date September 26-29, 2016 Venue Homa 5-star Hotel,, Purpose To provide international training and knowledge exchange for municipal experts, advisers and policy-makers in order to install lasting skills, attitudes and knowledge. Participants 65 Photos

11 Expenses: MITI- covered 5 night hotel accommodation in single room breakfast and lunch included per participant in Homa 5-star Hotel, and inner-city transportation. Seminar Total Expenses: 33,500 Experts: GARY HAQ, Ph. D. Senior Researcher associate Stockholm Environment Institute, York University London, UK DAVID WILMOTH, Ph. D. B Econ (Hons) MTCP FAIM FAICD Prof Emer RMIT University Melbourne, Victoria, Australia PAYAM GHADIRIAN, Ph. D. Senior GIS Analyst, Department of Transport, Planning and Local Infrastructure Melbourne, Australia KONRAD VON RITTER, Ph. D. GFA Consulting Group Consultant on climate change and cities Hamburg, Germany HOSSEIN BAHRAINY, Ph. D. Director of the Urban Design Program University of Tehran Tehran,

12 April 24, 2017 Theme: Smart Cities: Best & next practices and lessons learned from a global village The Metropolis International Institute (Middle East Branch-) in conjunction with the Research Center of City Council and Ferdowsi University of will conduct International Conference on Urban Planning and Management in, from April 24, With 92 participants from Peshawar, Karbala, Baghdad, Karaj, Tehran,, Sri Lanka (Sreemongal, Chouddagram, Chowgacha, Mundumala, Natrokona, Sonaimuri, Chandpur, Kustia, Gangni, Tangail), and Beirut, the program shared best examples of Smart city initiated by Amsterdam Smart City. The course included an Introduction to Smart Cities and examples of how the city is being automated and instrumented. Agenda Title Smart Cities: Best & next practices and lessons learned from a global village Date April 4, 2017 Venue Homa 5-star Hotel,, Purpose The aim of this workshop is attracting the attention of the scientific community to take advantage of new approaches in urban planning and management and providing a platform for interaction and exchange of experiences between the academic and administrative units at national and international level. Participants 92 Pictures

13 Expenses: MITI- covered 5 night hotel accommodation in single room breakfast and lunch included per participant in Homa 5-star Hotel, and inner-city transportation. Seminar Total Expenses: 32,800 Experts: FRANS-ANTON VERMAST, Ph. D. Senior Strategy Advisor for Low Carbon and Connected Urban Planning Amsterdam Smart City Amsterdam, Netherland

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