Science for Policy: Science based policy consulting in spatial planning (in English)

HK_SciencePol_HS24_EN
27.11.2024
105 minutes
  • 27.11.2024, 11:45 - 13:30
Start registration period: 02.09.2024
End of registration period: 15.11.2024
ETH Zurich, centre
  • Hochschulkommunikation,?  ()
  • Knüsel,?Benedikt
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Free of charge
ETH Zurich, Centre
  • Senior Scientists
  • Professors

of ETH Zurich.

The course series "Science for Policy" aims to

  1. provide ETH professors with different insights into science-based policy advice and
  2. establish a discussion platform on the role of science in policy at ETH Zurich. The event will be on the topic of "Science based policy consulting in in spatial planning"
  • 11:45 Arrival and Sandwich Lunch
  • 12:15 Start of programme: Welcome and introduction by Benedikt Knüsel (Policy Engagement Manager ETH Zürich)
  • 12:25 Science-based policy consulting in in spatial and transport planning by Prof. David Kaufmann.
  • 12:40 The perspective of the administration: Spatial and transport planning by the Federal Office for Spatial Development ARE. Report by Regina Witter.
  • 12:55 – 13:30 Q&A

Speakers

David Kaufmann is the Professor of Spatial Development and Urban Policy at ETH Zürich. He serves as the Deputy Director of the Institute for Spatial and Landscape Development and as the Deputy Director of the Network City and Landscape (both at ETH Zürich).

Regina Witter works as deputy director of the programme for agglomeration traffic at the Swiss federal Office for Spatial development (ARE).

Benedikt Knüsel is Policy Engagement Manager ETH Zürich.

The course series "Science for Policy" aims to

  1. provide ETH professors with different insights into science-based policy advice and
  2. establish a discussion platform on the role of science in policy at ETH Zurich.

English

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