Land use planning law and climate change : challenges and perspectives
Bucharest
Ecological University of Bucharest
20-21 September 2024
Provisional program
Following a proven method used during the previous AIDRU conferences, the Bucharest conference of 20-21 September 2024 will be prepared by national reports on which the international synthesis reports will be based, and then presented and debated during the conference. National rapporteurs will intervene at round tables, presenting a key example related to the conference object in their countries.
The conference will be held in French and English.
Registration and information :
Friday September 20, 2024
Ecological University of Bucharest
8:15 | Welcome |
8:30 |
Opening of the conference |
8:45 |
Presentation of the activities |
First Part: Current situation
9:00 |
The limits of current urban planning law in the face of climate change (synthesis report) |
9:30 |
The effects of procedures and participation (synthesis report) |
10:00 | Break |
10:15 | First round table |
11:15 | General discussion |
12:00 | Lunch |
Second part: Integration of climate policies and evolution perspectives
13:30 |
Integrating climate policies in urban planning law (synthesis report) |
14:00 | Second round table |
15:00 | Break |
15:15 |
The contribution of urban planning law to the adaptation to climate change (synthesis report) |
15:45 | Third round table |
16:45 | General discussion |
17:15 | End of session |
Saturday September 21, 2024
Ecological University of Bucharest
Third part: Urban planning law in action in the face of climate change
9:00 | Fourth round table (3 countries) |
9:30 |
Lessons from national examples (synthesis report) |
10:00 | Award of the AIDRU – GRIDAUH prize and presentation of the prize- winning essay |
10:20 | (Presentation to be determined) |
10:45 | General discussion |
16:45 |
General conclusions |
11:30 | AIDRU General Meeting |
13:00 |
End of the conference |
National reports
Germany
Matthias Rossi, Professor at the University of Augsburg
Austria
Lydia Burgstaller, Assistant at the University of Linz, Mediator
Belgium/Flanders
NN
Belgium/Wallonia/Brussels
Alexandre Pirson, Associate Professor at the University of Liège
Emmanuelle Gonthier, Lawyer at the Brussels Bar
Spain
Judith Gifreu Font, Associate Professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Juan Manuel Trayter, Professor at the University of Girona
France
François Priet, Professor emeritus of the University of Orléans
Greece
Evangelia Koutoupa-Rengakou, Professor at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Italy
Sandro Amorosino, Professor emeritus of the La Sapienza University of Rome
Elena Buoso, Associate Professor at the University of Padova
Netherlands
Saskia Hillegers, Assistant Professor at the Radboud University of Nijmegen
Tycho Lam, Assistant Professor at the Radboud University of Nijmegen
Portugal
Fernando Alves Correia, Professor emeritus of the University of Coimbra
Fernanda Paula Oliveira, Professor at the University of Coimbra
Romania
Mircea M. Dutu-Buzura, Ecological University of Bucharest
United Kingdom
Edward Mitchell, Lecturer at the University of Essex
Switzerland
Valérie Défago, Professor at the University of Neuchâtel
Frédéric Bernard, Professor at the University of Geneva
Turkey
Bige Açımuz, Associate Professor at the Koç University, Istanbul
Özge Aksoylu, Associate Professor at the Galatasaray University, Istanbul
European Union
Francis Haumont, Professor emeritus of UCLouvain, Lawyer at the Brussels and the Nice bars
AIDRU – GRIDAUH prize
At each AIDRU conference, the AIDRU and the Groupement de recherche sur les institutions et le droit de l’aménagement, de l’urbanisme et de l’habitat (GRIDAUH) award the AIDRU – GRIDAUH prize to a legal essay relating to the theme of the conference.
The prize’s rules can be consulted here
The deadline for the submission of essays is May 31st, 2024.
Submissions should be sent in electronic form (pdf), accompanied by a resume, to the following email :
Essays submitted after the deadline or failing to meet the rules’ requirements will not be considered.