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CARE INSTITUTIONS
UPO : Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla, EspañaUC : Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, ChileUDEC : Universidad de Concepcion, ChileUFPA : Universidade Federal do Pará, BrasilUFABC : Universidade Federal do ABC, BrasilUNIBAGUE : Universidad de Ibagué, ColombiaTOLIMA : Universidad del Tolima, ColombiaUNAL : Universidad Nacional de Colombia, ColombiaUDELAR : Universidad de la República, UruguayUTE : Universidad Tecnológica Equinoccial, EcuadorUTEQ : Universidad Técnica Estatal de Quevedo, EcuadorPOLIMI : Politecnico di Milano, ItaliaPOLIEDRA : Consorzio del Politecnico di Milano, ItaliaUTWENTE : Universiteit Twente, HolandaUIM : Unión Iberoamericana de MunicipalistasCRIC : Centro Regionale d'Intervento per la Cooperazione
FINAL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
25th - 26th September 2018
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
AUDITORIUM FACULTY OF HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY
AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, CAMPUS SAN JOAQUÍN
WORKSHOPKick-off meeting: Sevilla, Spain. February 2017
2ND Intensive Workshop among Academic Staff: Quito and Quevedo, Ecuador. July 2017
3th Intensive Curse for Students Workshop: Medellin, Colombia. March 2018
4th Workshop and Final Conference: Santiago, Chile. September 2018
CONTACT INFOUniversidad Pablo Olavide of Sevilla, [email protected]
TUESDAY 25TH PANEL 1 CARE EMPOWERING CLIMATE RESILIENCE PROJECT RESULTS
08.30-09.00 Registration of participants 09.00-09.30 Welcome and Introduction to CARE Final
ConferencePilar Paneque Salgado (CARE Project Coordinator UPO) Susana Agüero (Delegation of the European Union to Chile) Juan Larraín Correa (Academic Vice President UC) Fernando Alvarado (Chair of International Relations UC)
09.30-10.00Introduction to CARE Empowering Climate Resilience project results
Cristián Henríquez Ruiz (UC) Pilar Paneque Salgado (UPO)
10.00-11.00 Urban Resilience Frameworks in Europe and Latin America. Shared Knowledge Report and CARE Final Publication
Jesús Vargas Molina (UPO)Marcello Magoni (POLIMI)Santiago Arango (UNAL)
11.00-11.30 Co�ee
11.30-12.30 Concept Mapping and Urban Resilience Training Activities. Intensive Sta� Workshop in Ecuador and Students’ Intensive Course in Medellín
Flavio Camerata (UPO)Santiago Arango (UNAL)Betty González (UTEQ) Oswaldo Moscoso (UTE)
12.30-13.00CARE Resilience Training Tools. E-learning Platform and Open Training Modules
José Chira (UIM) Mara Cossu (POLIEDRA)
13.00-14.00 Lunch Break
PANEL 2 CLIMATE RESILIENCE LOCAL TRAINING EXPERIENCES
14.00-14.30 CARE in ChileJonathan Barton (UC)Valeria Fuentealba (UC) Juan Carlos Santa Cruz (UDEC)
14.30-15.00 CARE in BrazilJose Julio Lima (UFPA) Carolina Moutinho Duque de Pinho (UFABC)
15.00-15.30 CARE in ColombiaHéctor Mauricio Hernández Sarabia (UNIBAGUE)José Aldemar Muñoz Hernández (UT) Santiago Arango Aramburo (UNAL)
15.30-16.00 Co�ee
WEDNESDAY 26TH PANEL 3 URBAN RESILIENCE CHALLENGES. GOVERNANCEAND EDUCATION
09.00-09.40 Urban Resilience and Governance. International experience
Alessandra Gelmini “The European Experiences of River's Contracts” (ResilienceLAB Association, Italia) Paula Bianchi Cobertti “Urban sustainability from the point of view of resilient thinking” (Instituto SARAS, Uruguay)
Moderator: Marcello Magoni (POLIMI)
09.40-10.30 ROUNDTABLE : Urban Resilience Governance at local level: The experience of Adapt-Chile and the Chilean Network of Municipalities in the face of Climate Change
Jordan Harris (National Director Adapt-Chile) Gonzalo Durán (Mayor Comumne of Independencia)
Moderator : Jonathan Barton (UC)
10:30-11:00 Co�ee
11.00-11.20 Urban Resilience Governance at national level: Education on climate change of the Academy of Environmental Training
Roberto González Munizaga (Head of the Department of Environmental Education, Ministry of the Environment, Chile)
Moderator : Maria di Marco (CRIC)
11.20-12.00FINAL ROUNDTABLE : URBAN RESILIENCE GOVERNANCE AND CAPACITY BUILDING Urban resilience and Capacity Building: Empowering Climate Resilience CARE Network and next steps
Jesús Vargas Molina (UPO)Jonathan Barton (UC)Oswaldo Moscoso (UTE)Santiago Arango Aramburo (UNAL)Ana Cardoso (UFPA) Adriana Goñi Mazzitelli (UDELAR)
Moderator : Richard Sliuzas (UTWENTE)
12.00- 12.15 Conclusions and wrap-up
Pilar Paneque Salgado (UPO)Josefina López Galdeano (UPO) Cristián Henríquez Ruiz (UC)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The project ERASMUS + Programme “Empowering Climate Resilience” - CARE is aimed at challenging the major problems addressed by resilience to climate change at an urban level promoting the interdisciplinary skills of Higher Education Institution sta� and students through the development of educational approaches innovators for planning. Furthermore, it aims to bring the challenge within the core of urban municipalities by directly and indirectly training professionals and o�icers to shape resilient policies.
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This project is funded by the European Union and coordinated by the Pablo de Olavide University, Spain.
16.00-16.30 CARE in Ecuador Víctor Arias (UTE) Betty González (UTEQ)
16.30-17.00 CARE in UruguayIsabel Gadino (UDELAR)
To assist the modernization of Higher Education curricula and increasing teachers’, researchers’ and students’ knowledge and skills in climate resilience, while innovating the teaching and learning practices by using of Open Educational Sources.
To promote the participation of teachers and students to develop highly qualified professionals, in order to contribute to adequately address the issues of resilience at all levels and to enhance the transferring of resilience conceptual issues into operational capabilities in local government, civil society and professional communities.
To shape innovative educational methodologies to develop open educational resources for public and professional o�icials to unlock the potential of urban resilience to a broad scale of intervention.
To establish a network between Latin America and Europe, with the aim of improving their educatio-nal capacities in the field of urban and climatic resilience, as well as the transfer of the project results to an operational policy perspective at di�erent levels territorial.
