International seminar

Climate resiliency and low-carbon accessibility

Coordinating housing and mobility policies to promote a more equitable, sustainable, and resilient compact urban development

How urban mobility, land use, and real estate are connected to the climate crisis? How should we think of transportation and housing policies together to promote urban resiliency?

Join us (in person) at Insper on October 27th, 2023, for policy debates and research presentations with international experts!

International Seminar on Climate Resiliency and Low-carbon Accessibility promoted by Insper Arq.futuro Cities Lab + MIT CRE + Lincoln Institute

One full day of presentations and dialogues based on evidence and policies on the nexus between housing and mobility to foster a more equitable, sustainable, and resilient urban development!

More details at www.lowcarbonaccessibility.science

INFORMAÇÕES

Data/Hora27 Out (Sex) • 12h

Room 111 – 1st floor – Building 2Rua Quatá, 200 - Vila Olímpia

EstacionamentoRua Quatá, 200 - Vila Olímpia

Realização

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Programação

9 AM – Institutional Opening | Insper & MIT & Lincoln Institute

Celebrating recent collaborations between MIT and Insper, by MIT Brazil

9:30 AM – Opening talks | conceptual framework

Prof. Siqi Zheng (MIT) – Distinguished Speaker – Sustainable Real Estate and Cities: A Framework

Prof. Adriano Borges Costa (Arq.Futuro Cities Lab, Insper) – Sustainable Mobility and Accessibility

10 AM – Evidence talks (studies)

Clarisse Cunha Linke (ITDP) – The Compact City Scenario Electrified. ITDP and the University of California, Davis. 2021.

Rafael Pereira (IPEA) – Accessibility for Inclusive and Sustainable Cities

Erik Vergel-Tovar (Universidad de los Andes) – The transit-oriented development TOD paradox: challenges to promote TOD outcomes in Latin America and the Caribbean and policy implications

11 AM – Policy Panel (policymakers and industry)

Mediation: Fabio Duarte (MIT)

Kelly Fernandes (GIZ)

Vladimir Iszlaji (Abrainc)

Fernando Chucre (São Paulo City Hall)

Washington Fajardo (Arq.Futuro Cities Lab, Insper)

12 AM – Comments and Discussion

Mediation: Carolina Guimarães (Arq.Futuro Cities Lab, Insper)

12:30 PM – Lunch break

2 PM – Warming talks

Anaclaudia Rossbach (Lincoln Institute) – Housing policies in Latin America

Juan Palacios (Maastricht University) – Low Carbon Real Estate

2:30 PM – Evidence talks (studies)

Mariana Giannotti (POLI-USP) – Investigating socio-spatial inequalities related to urban transport to support public policies: evidence from brazilian cities

Adriano Borges Costa (Arq.Futuro Cities Lab, Insper) – Access to Urban Opportunities in São Paulo’s Master Plan

Simon Buchler (MIT) – Climate risk and commercial real state

3:30 PM – Policy Panel (policymakers and industry)

Mediation: Sergio Avelleda (Arq.Futuro Cities Lab, Insper)

Elisabete França (São Paulo City Hall)

José Police Neto (São Paulo State Government)

Hannah Arcuschin (Climate and Cities Working Group, IAB/SP)

Miguel Setas (CCR)

4:30 PM – Comments and Discussion

Mediation: Carolina Guimarães (Arq.Futuro Cities Lab, Insper)

5 PM – Institutional Closing