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Ecology in agglomeration - environment and development of the social framework
Session
15 November 2024
13:00-14:30
Hall 10
The development of major agglomerations around the world is accompanied by such negative phenomena as urban sprawl and explosive development of suburbia. Statistics confirms that suburban municipalities of Moscow, Ufa, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Astana and a number of other agglomerations are growing faster than centre cities.
These processes are accompanied by lagging behind in the development of transport and social infrastructure and critically affect the deterioration of the environmental situation. Labour migration from suburbia to the city-centre is ensured by individual motor transport, which leads to increased air pollution, ‘cottage’ settlements are often built without a planning project, without centralised water supply and treatment facilities, carpet development leaves no room for park and recreational areas and everywhere disrupts the connectivity of the natural and ecological framework of the agglomeration.
The session will discuss the development of the middle and peripheral areas of the agglomeration with a focus on ecology and sustainable development:
These processes are accompanied by lagging behind in the development of transport and social infrastructure and critically affect the deterioration of the environmental situation. Labour migration from suburbia to the city-centre is ensured by individual motor transport, which leads to increased air pollution, ‘cottage’ settlements are often built without a planning project, without centralised water supply and treatment facilities, carpet development leaves no room for park and recreational areas and everywhere disrupts the connectivity of the natural and ecological framework of the agglomeration.
The session will discuss the development of the middle and peripheral areas of the agglomeration with a focus on ecology and sustainable development:
- mechanisms and tools for coordinated development of agglomeration municipalities adjacent to its central core;
- priorities of forming a high quality of life based on proximity to wildlife and reduced density of urban development of the territory;
- preservation of continuity, development and restoration of disturbed elements of the natural-ecological framework
- the possibility of preserving biodiversity and reducing environmental impact in the processes of suburbanisation.
- Formation of social infrastructure to ensure people's conservation
- Alexander AntonovExpert in urban planning and spatial planning of the Union of Architects of Russia, member of the international association of urban and regional planners ISOCARPModerator
Speakers
- Alexander Vladimirovich MatyukhaHead of the sector of assessment of structural indicators of territory development. GBU ‘Institute of Spatial Planning of the Republic of Tatarstan’
- Andrey Sergeyevich PhillipovChief Architect of Suvarstvo
- Natalia FurmanDirector of the Architecture and Design Department of Semren & Monsson Group of Companies
- Zinnatullina NailaCurator of urban environment development programmes in the Republic of Tatarstan at the Institute of Urban Development of the Republic of Tatarstan Foundation
- Dina Mudarisova‘Project Team 8.’
- Elena ShuvalovaDeputy Head of the ‘Working Group on Improvement of Legal Regulation, Formation and Development of the WGCF within the framework of the FCGS OP as part of the Expert Council under the Ministry of Construction of the Russian Federation on FCGS’.
- Zakir Eminov (Azerbaijan)Director of the Institute of Geography of the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan
- Sergey TrukhachevDirector of the Southern Urban Development Centre
- Pavel SkachkovDirector of the Yekaterinburg Master Plan Workshop MBU
- Olga SarapulovaDirector of the Institute for the Development of Towns and Villages of Bashkortostan
- Victoria VasilevskayaDeputy General Director of ITP Urbanika