Liveable Cities Conference scheduled for Geelong in June

The 5th Healthy Cities: Working Together to Achieve Liveable Cities Conference will be a platform for government and industry sector professionals to discuss causes, effects and solutions that relate to population health, sustainability, natural resource management, transport, climate change, urban design and more.
To be hosted in Geelong between 6th and 8th June, the conference, according to Geelong Mayor John Mitchell, offers a fantastic opportunity for professionals in the public and private sectors.
Mayor Mitchell explains "everyone from social planners and urban designers to waste management professionals and environmental groups will benefit from attending this conference."
Confirmed and invited presenters include:
ï¾ Dr Agis D. Tsouros, Head, Policy and Cross-cutting Programs and Regional Director - Special Projects, World Health Organisation, Denmark
ï¾ Professor Rob Adams, Director of Design and Culture at the City of Melbourne
ï¾ Peter Kenyon, Director of The Bank of Ideas WA
ï¾ Debbie Blumel, Sunshine Coast Regional Council, Chair of Regional Development Australia Sunshine Coast and representative for Queensland local governments on the National Sea Change Taskforce Executive.
ï¾ David Engwicht, Director, Creative Communities International
ï¾ Philip D. Allsopp, Co-founder of Transpolis Global, Arizona, USA
ï¾ Prof Evelyne De Leeuw - Chair in Community Health Systems and Policy Faculty of Health, Deakin University
ï¾ Matt Coetzee, Business Development Manager - Government, Aurecon
For details and registration information call 07 5502 2068.

http://www.healthycities.com.au