Ahmad Rifai Keywords Ahmad Rifai Kota Kita Urban Development Participatory Planning urban planning Read more about Ahmad Rifai Rifai has worked with co-founder John Taylor since initiating the Solo Kota Kita project in 2009; he manages the office in Solo, overseeing and getting involved in all aspects of projects, from facilitating workshops to networking to overall management. Rifai received his Masters degree from the Development Planning Unit, University of College, London. He has worked on urban issues with UN HABITAT Indonesia, UNDP and the ILO.
Digital Tools for Enhanced Community Engagement in Urban Planning Read more about Digital Tools for Enhanced Community Engagement in Urban Planning . . .
Maptionnaire: The Digital Heart for Building Cities Together Read more about Maptionnaire: The Digital Heart for Building Cities Together . . .
Maarit Kahila Keywords Mapita Oy Maptionnaire urban planning Urban Development Participatory Planning Read more about Maarit Kahila Maarit Kahila is CEO and co-founder of Maptionnaire. Maptionnaire is a tool that helps create map-based surveys to get ideas and insights from residents – and thus encourages public participation. Maarit is passionate about making the interaction between residents and experts smoother and thereby supports the creation of more livable and lovable cities. Her tool is helping cities to change their way of interacting with residents in a more inclusive way by making the community engagement process easier and more efficient.
AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Digital Community Engagement Solutions for City Planning Read more about AASCTF Digital Solutions Brief: Digital Community Engagement Solutions for City Planning This brief sets out opportunities, benefits and prerequisites for pursuing smart digital solutions in enhancing public participation in urban planning, with two use cases showcasing application of such approaches.
Innovation through collaboration: Planning for inclusive post-COVID-19 recovery – Urban planning responses Read more about Innovation through collaboration: Planning for inclusive post-COVID-19 recovery – Urban planning responses . . .
Wiwandari Handayani Keywords wiwandari handayani Diponegoro University urban planning Indonesia urban and regional planning Read more about Wiwandari Handayani Wiwandari Handayani is an Associate Professor at the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, Indonesia. She is an expert in the field of urban–rural linkage and regional planning. Her research focuses on urban and regional resilience in the context of disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, and governance. She recently assisted the Semarang City Government to develop the Semarang Resilience Strategy and leads the governance cluster within the Cascading Semarang Consortium.
Hinako Maruyama Keywords urban planning Urban Development Regional Planning Read more about Hinako Maruyama Hinako Maruyama is a Senior Urban Development Specialist in the East Asia Department of the Asian Development Bank. She works with governments in the People’s Republic of China to formulate and implement strategic and innovative urban and rural projects. She supported multi-sectoral projects in the PRC secondary cities and promoted a nature-based approach in addressing urban flooding and restoring the local environment and water quality, human capital development and creation of innovation ecosystem, and institutional strengthening of urban and rural health and elderly care systems.
The Digital Twin: Cities for Outcomes Read more about The Digital Twin: Cities for Outcomes This presentation the concept of Digital Twins, how they are being used for planning, and some of the benefits of using such an approach.