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SUMMARY:June ITE Meeting (CM | 1.0)
DESCRIPTION:Topic: The Bicycle and Pedestrian Movement \nWhen: Thursday\, June 9\, 2016 from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm; Registration Opens at 11:15 am. \nWhere: 999 Peachtree Street NE\, 5th Floor\, Atlanta\, GA 30309 (Midtown – SE Corner of 10th and Peachtree)\, 5th floor conference center. Easy access to Midtown MARTA station (one block west) \nEarly Cost/Registration: $25 Private Sector Member\, $15 Public Sector Members\, $10 Life Members\, $10 Job Seekers\, $35 for non-Members. On-line registration via the ITE website (link below) ends on Monday\, June 6th at midnight\, or once the room limit is reached (highly likely). \nLate Cost/Registration: Walk-ups are welcome at the door as space allows; walk-ups and late registrants will be charged $5 extra. \nRegister Here by midnight Monday or attend as a walk up.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/june-ite-meeting-cm-1-0/
LOCATION:Unnamed Venue\, Atlanta\, GA\, United States
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SUMMARY:One Water Summit
DESCRIPTION:One Water Summit 2016 is the nation’s premier gathering of utilities\, business leaders\, policymakers\, environmental advocates\, community leaders\, and researchers—in short\, the country’s sharpest minds addressing our nation’s most urgent water challenges to build stronger and more prosperous communities.  \nSummit attendees will assess how water drives economic growth\, environmental sustainability\, and opportunity for all in the United States. Through inspiring plenary sessions\, interactive panels\, mobile workshops\, and caucuses\, participants will strategize on how to accelerate the adoption of integrated\, sustainable\, and inclusive approaches to water resource management. \nAll across the country\, one water approaches are progressing on multiple fronts—recovering precious nutrients and energy from wastewater; using green stormwater techniques to address flooding while beautifying neighborhoods; diversifying local water supplies through large scale water reuse and recycling; watershed level collaboration to address pressing water quality and quantity issues; and much more. This year’s Summit will focus on how we can work together to scale promising practices so that one water management becomes the new normal in every urban\, suburban\, and rural community across America. \nThe Summit will be organized around the following themes:  \n\nInnovations in Project Delivery & Financing: Summit participants will examine innovations in project delivery and financing that are facilitating the deployment of the one water approach. Summit attendees will deepen their knowledge of how to utilize water investments to maximize economic\, environmental\, and community benefit and leave with a deeper understanding of effective project delivery and financing models.\nPartnerships for Progress: Advancing more integrated\, sustainable\, and inclusive approaches to water management requires effective partnerships within the water sector and beyond. From urban and agriculture leaders collaborating for healthy watersheds\, to public-private partnerships focused on financing and operating water projects\, to how water reliant businesses are advancing sustainable water stewardship practices with utilities\, environmental groups\, and community leaders—the Summit will spotlight the necessary and effective partnerships to drive a sustainable water future. Attendees will leave the Summit with a solid understanding of the critical success factors for forging partnerships for progress\, and develop new collaborations for their own work at home.\nMaking the Case: Data\, Research\, and Community Engagement. What data and information gaps need to be filled to accelerate the adoption of one water management? How do we use strategic communications and engagement strategies to build champions and transform the water mindset in this nation? One Water Summit 2016 will feature some of the latest research to advance one water management\, as well as opportunities to caucus on unmet data and research needs. Summit attendees will have an opportunity to learn about and share new ideas for communicating the value of water and engaging water customers as stewards and co-creators of sustainable water solutions.\nPolicy\, Regulation\, and Institutional Change: A supportive policy and regulatory environment is crucial for managing water resources in a holistic\, integrated\, and inclusive way. How is the current policy and regulatory framework thwarting approaches to one water management? What policy\, regulatory\, and institutional change must happen to accelerate water infrastructure improvements and sustainable water resource management? Summit attendees will grapple with these questions\, share success stories\, and develop recommendations to create a more supportive and enabling policy and regulatory environment so that one water innovation can flourish.
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/one-water-summit/
LOCATION:Unnamed Venue\, Atlanta\, GA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Coastal Community Resilience
DESCRIPTION:This is a custom version of the Coastal Community Resilience training course. This training course increases participant’s understanding of the basic principles of disaster resilience planning by introducing meaningful actions that can be taken to enhance a community’s resilience to natural hazards. The course provides tools that allow for the assessment of hazards and risks facing a coastal community; identification of potential social\, economic\, and environmental impacts of these hazards; and plan to prevent or mitigate the negative effects of the hazards such that a community is more resilient and can rebound from a hazard. \nMore information
URL:https://georgiaplanning.org/event/coastal-community-resilience/
LOCATION:Unnamed Venue\, Atlanta\, GA\, United States
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