Wcs 2014 final progamme book condensed by World Cities Summit 2014

1-4 JUNE 2014

LIVEABLE AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES: COMMON CHALLENGES, SHARED SOLUTIONS

PROGRAMME BOOK

World Cities Summit Secretariat c/o Experia Events Pte Ltd EVENT ORGANISER:

Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 Level 3 #038 -017 Singapore 819 643

SANDS EXPO & CONVENTION CENTER MARINA BAY SANDS, SINGAPORE

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WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014

WELCOME MESSAGE Distinguished Guests and Delegates Welcome to Singapore! This week, we are honoured to host three global events dedicated to the pressing issues of attaining liveability and sustainability: World Cities Summit, Singapore International Water Week and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore.

_ KHAW BOON WAN Minister for National Development, Singapore

As the pace of urbanisation accelerates with rising complexity, the need for more interaction and collaboration among the public, private and people sectors has become more urgent. Beyond policy and technology innovations, integrated planning and implementation across sectors and dynamic governance are critical success factors. The World Cities Summit (WCS) 2014 provides a platform for governments, businesses and international organisations to share insights and solutions. It allows for the participants to explore how cities can be more liveable and sustainable, under the theme “Liveable and Sustainable Cities: Common Challenges, Shared Solutions”. This year, the WCS Mayors Forum has attracted mayors and city leaders from more than 125 cities, with many first-time attendees. This is testament to its growing importance as a premier global platform for city leaders to share best practices and build strong ties. Another highlight of WCS is the award of the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize. We congratulate Suzhou City, the third Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Laureate for its remarkable transformation, especially during the past two decades. The WCS plenary sessions will feature senior policymakers and leading experts. The six Thematic Tracks will enable government leaders and industry players to explore specific themes. The WCS Pavilion will include a Sustainable Singapore pavilion and a Safe & Liveable Cities pavilion. WCS 2014 will also see new initiatives, such as the WCS Young Leaders Symposium, and In-Focus forum on development opportunities in Latin America. This year, WCS will also coincide with the 10th Ministers’ Forum on Infrastructure Development in the Asia-Pacific Region. We welcome the participating Ministers to WCS 2014. All cities face common challenges. There is no point in re-inventing the wheel. Solutions that prove effective somewhere are likely to be useful elsewhere too. Singapore supports the active sharing of ideas and best practices to spur further innovation. Along the way, I am sure deeper partnerships will also be forged at this World Cities Summit among the participants. I wish all a fulfilling and enjoyable time in Singapore.

03 /PROGRAMME OVERVIEW World Cities Summit 2014 - 1-4 June 2014

01 / WELCOME

LIVEABLE AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES

COMMON CHALLENGES, SHARED SOLUTIONS

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014 1-4 JUNE 2014 SANDS EXPO & CONVENTION CENTER MARINA BAY SANDS, SINGAPORE

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE MORNING

World Cities Summit (WCS)

Singapore International Water Week (SIWW)

CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS)

LATE MORNING

LUNCH

AFTERNOON

LATE AFTERNOON

Joint Events

EVENING

WCS Young Leaders Symposium

SATURDAY 31 MAY

10th Ministers’ Forum on Infrastructure Development in the Asia-Pacific Region (APIMM) Senior Officials Meeting

SUNDAY 1 JUNE

10th Ministers’ Forum on Infrastructure Development in the Asia-Pacific Region (APIMM) Ministers Forum

WCS Mayors Forum Lunch Ministerial Welcome Lunch

World Cities Summit Mayors Forum

Safe & Liveable Cities

WCS and Integrated Site Visits WCS City Showcase

Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception Guest-of-Honour: Mr Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Forum

MONDAY 2 JUNE In-Conversation

Opening Plenary

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Lecture & Singapore Water Lecture

Lunch

Water Leaders Summit Water Convention Clean Environment Leaders Summit

Lee Kuan Yew Prize Award Ceremony & Banquet at The Ritz Carlton Millenia Guest-of-Honour: Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, President of Singapore

WCS City Showcase + WCS Pavilion + SIWW Water Expo + WasteMet Asia Expo

TUESDAY 3 JUNE WCS Plenary 1: The Next Urban Decade – Critical Challenges & Opportunities

Will Mayors Rule the World?

Making Plans into Reality

Building Resilient Cities

Innovative Urban Solutions for Liveable & Future-Ready Cities

Future Mobility

Lunch

WCS Plenary 2: Liveable & Sustainable Cities – Fast Forward

Networking Events

Future Mobility

Water Leaders Summit

Water Convention

Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable

Clean Environment Convention

WCS City Showcase + WCS Pavilion + SIWW Water Expo + WasteMet Asia Expo

WeDNESDAY 4 JUNE

In-Focus Forums: China, Latin America

In-Focus Forums: India, Southeast Asia

Water Convention & Business Forums

Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable

Lunch

Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable Clean Environment Convention

Clean Environment Convention WCS and Integrated Site Visits

WCS City Showcase + WCS Pavilion + SIWW Water Expo + WasteMet Asia Expo

THURSDAY 5 JUNE

Closing Dinner at S.E.A Aquarium, Resorts World Sentosa Hosts: Khaw Boon Wan, Minister for National Development, Singapore & Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore

SIWW Site Visits + Co-located Events

Information correct at time of print

01 / WELCOME

02/ 1 June Sunday

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1 JUNe SUNDAY Highlights • World Cities Summit Mayors Forum • 10th Ministers’ Forum on Infrastructure Development in the Asia-Pacific Region • Thematic Track ~ Safe & Liveable Cities • Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception • Exhibitions & Showcases • Site Visits

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

1 JUNE SUNDAY MORNING 8.30am – 1.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom L Level 5

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT MAYORS FORUM (By invitation only)

LIVEABLE AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES: COMMON CHALLENGES, SHARED SOLUTIONS SYNOPSIS The World Cities Summit Mayors Forum is an annual by-invitation only global event for city leaders to discuss pressing urban issues and share best practices with one another. The peer-to-peer platform invites mayors and senior leaders from international organisations and the industry to exchange experiences in developing integrated urban solutions, building economic and environmental resilience, engaging with communities and sustaining a high quality of life in urban regions. Mayors and city leaders will engage in roundtable discussions on : • High Quality of Life: A Vibrant City Life • Sustainable Environment: Water and Waste Management • Competitive Economy: Driving Investments • Integrated Long-term Planning: Balancing Stakeholder Interests • Dynamic Urban Governance: Fostering Good Governance • Intelligent Cities

FORUM CHAIRPERSON Lee Yi Shyan Senior Minister of State for Ministry of National Development and Ministry of Trade and Industry, Singapore

FORUM MODERATOR Greg Clark International Mentor and Advocate for Cities

02 /SUNDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

1 JUNE SUNDAY Afternoon 2.30pm – 5.30pm Cassia Jr 3211 Level 3

10TH MINISTERS’ FORUM ON INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION (APIMM) (By invitation only) SYNOPSIS Initiated by Japan in 1995, APIMM aims to provide Ministers and Senior Government Officials of member countries with a unique international platform to discuss development strategies and policies, exchange views, and share experiences in infrastructure development. The theme for the 10th APIMM is “Infrastructure for Sustainable Development: Creating Liveable Communities”, with the focus on: • Governance: How governments, markets, and communities can work together to develop urban, water and environmental infrastructure in a sustainable manner • Master Planning: The key roles that environmental, social and water considerations play in integrated national or urban planning • Financing: Private and public financing support for sustainable infrastructure

FORUM CHAIRPERSON Khaw Boon Wan Minister for National Development, Singapore

2.30pm – 5.30pm Melati 4002 Level 4

THEMATIC TRACK SAFE & LIVEABLE CITIES SYNOPSIS The track will focus on the latest game-changing technologies that improve coordination and management of safety, security and urban challenges at the Whole-of-Government level. The session will explore how government agencies can collaborate with industry to co-develop new solutions and enable prediction and forecasting. These cutting-edge innovations will optimise the use of manpower resources, improve day-to-day operations of law enforcement agencies and facilitate inter-agency collaboration for crisis management.

MODERATOR Richard Wong Director, PMP® Consulting, Frost and Sullivan

02 /SUNDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

1 JUNE SUNDAY AFTERNOON SPEAKERS Khoo Boon Hui Senior Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs, Singapore Ayesha Khanna CEO, Technology Quotient & Founder, Hybrid Reality Institute Koh Hong-Eng Vice President, The Society for the Policing of Cyberspace Wong Soon Nam Vice President, NCS Communications Engineering Geoffrey Baird AGT President, Product & Technology Group Ger Daly Global Lead, Defense and Public Safety, Accenture Dr Paul Wang Chief Technology Officer & Vice President, NEC Asia Pacific Dr Frank Paauw Chief Constable, Rotterdam Regional Division, Netherlands National Police, The Netherlands Kelvin Wong Assistant Managing Director, Economic Development Board, Singapore

EVENING 6.00pm – 9.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom D Level 5

OPENING CEREMONY & WELCOME RECEPTION GUEST-OF-HONOUR Lee Hsien Loong Prime Minister of Singapore

Guests are advised to arrive early to allow time for security checks.

EXHIBITIONS & SHOWCASES 9.00am – 5.00pm Pre-Function Area Level 5

CITY PORTRAITS City Portraits shares the best practices amongst the participating cities at the World Cities Summit Mayors Forum. The exhibition highlights the challenges faced by participating cities and successful case studies.

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PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

1 JUNE SUNDAY EXHIBITIONS & SHOWCASES 9.00am – 5.00pm Level 4 & Level 5

SHOWCASES CITY PORTRAITS • Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize • HDB Community Week • Innovative Urban Solutions for Liveable and Future-Ready Cities Showcase • Singapore Kindness Movement • Singapore Sustainability Symposium • Singapore Portraits by National Heritage Board • Township Models • Heroes

6.00pm – 9.00pm Hall B Level 1

WCS PAVILION • Safe and Liveable Cities Pavilion • Sustainable Singapore Pavilion

SITE VISITS 8.30am - 12.30pm

PUNGGOL 21+ Realising the vision of new towns • Punggol Waterway Park • Punggol Point • Treelodge@Punggol • LRT Tour (Punggol to Coral Edge) • Lorong Halus Wetland

2.15pm - 5.00pm

SINGAPORE RIVER AND MARINA BAY An attractive & sustainable precinct • Boat Tour from Fort Canning Jetty • Marina Barrage • Gardens by the Bay • Marina Bay City Gallery

2.15pm - 5.00pm

SINGAPORE’S PUBLIC HOUSING Rejuvenating mature towns • HDB Gallery • Toa Payoh Town Centre • HDB Community Week Exhibition

*Dress code for all site visits: Please be dressed in comfortable light clothing for warm weather and covered walking shoes. For safety reasons, NO shorts, skirt, bermudas, sandals or slippers are allowed. Please refer to Transport Schedule

02 /SUNDAY PROGRAMME

03/ 2 June Monday

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2 JUNe MONDAY Highlights • In-Conversation & Opening Plenary • Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Lecture & Singapore Water Lecture • Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Forum • Lee Kuan Yew Prize Award Ceremony & Banquet • Exhibitions & Showcases

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

2 JUNE MONDAY MORNING 9.00am – 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom L Level 5

IN-CONVERSATION & OPENING PLENARY SHAPING OUR CITIES, WATER AND ENVIRONMENT FOR A LIVEABLE AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE SYNOPSIS Urbanisation is accelerating. Two thirds of the global population would be living in urban areas by 2040. Whilst cities have become engines of growth for emerging countries and nodes of opportunities bringing general improvements to the quality of life for people, increased concentration of industrial, transport and agricultural activities are all exacting enormous pressures on urban environments and their hinterlands, straining existing infrastructure, housing inventories and the world’s natural resources. Changing climate patterns, bringing about extreme weather conditions - rising seawater, droughts, heavy precipitation and flooding in different areas - amplify the already intense challenges we face over urban, water and sanitation resources. Moreover, ageing infrastructure, and emerging water contaminants all present new challenges for decision-makers. To date, some 884 million people lack access to safe drinking water and more than 2.6 billion people lack access to basic sanitation. With rising expectations of public service delivery and demand from citizens for fair access to a liveable and sustainable city, urban leadership and governance is critical for sound implementation of sustainable policies to ensure the supply of clean, affordable drinking water and safe sanitation for all and to build urban resilience through climate change adaptation and mitigation measures. How do we create a roadmap towards a more liveable and sustainable urban future? At the Opening Plenary, speakers from government, industry and non-government/international organisation sectors will share insights on the cross-disciplinary urban policy and governance issues, placing emphasis on emerging challenges and the respective roles of stakeholders towards co-creating a liveable and sustainable city. The key questions to answer include: • What are our common challenges (between global and city levels, public and private sectors) in creating sustainable developments? • Should there be a limitation on physical developments and resource uses? • How can cities create their own sustainable pathways?

03 /MONDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

2 JUNE MONDAY MORNING CHAIRPERSON Professor Tommy Koh Ambassador-at-large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore

9.00am – 10.00am

IN-CONVERSATION SPEAKERS Khaw Boon Wan Minister for National Development, Singapore Angel Gurría Secretary-General, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Jean-Louis Chaussade CEO, Suez Environnement

10.30am – 12.30pm

OPENING PLENARY SPEAKERS H.E. Chen Lei Minister of Water Resources, China H.E. Kirsten Brosbøl Minister of the Environment, Denmark H.E. Melanie Schultz van Haegen Minister of Infrastructure and Environment, The Netherlands The Right Honourable Greg Clark MP Minister of State for Cities and Constitution, United Kingdom H.E. Dr Rashid Ahmed bin Fahad Minister of Environment and Water, United Arab Emirates The Honourable Gotabaya Rajapaksa Secretary to the Ministry of Defence and Urban Development, Sri Lanka Helen Clark Administrator, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Peter Bakker President, World Business Council for Sustainable Development

03 /MONDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

2 JUNE MONDAY AFTERNOON 1.30pm – 3.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom L Level 5

LEE KUAN YEW WORLD CITY PRIZE LECTURE & SINGAPORE WATER LECTURE The Prize Lecture is one of the key highlights at the World Cities Summit. Delivered by the respective laureates, it is a platform that celebrates the laureates’ achievements in the creation of liveable, vibrant, and sustainable urban communities with a high quality of life. MODERATOR Professor Kishore Mahbubani Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Nominating Committee Chairman and Dean, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore SPEAKERS City of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize 2014 Laureate Orange County Water District, California, USA Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2014 Laureate

3.30pm – 5.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom L Level 5

LEE KUAN YEW WORLD CITY PRIZE FORUM The Prize Forum is a dedicated platform for the 2014 Special Mention Cities to share their diverse urban development experiences as case studies for cities around the world. Each speaker will present their unique context, the challenges faced and the urban solutions they have sought. MODERATOR Professor Marilyn Jordan Taylor Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Nominating Committee Member and Dean of School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, USA OPENING REMARKS Dr Cheong Koon Hean Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Nominating Committee Member and CEO, Housing & Development Board, Singapore SPEAKERS City of Medellín, Colombia City of Yokohama, Japan

03 /MONDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

2 JUNE MONDAY EVENING 6.30pm – 9.30pm The Ritz Carlton Millenia

LEE KUAN YEW PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY & BANQUET GUEST OF HONOUR Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam President of Singapore

Guests are advised to arrive early to allow time for registration.

Please refer to Transport Schedule for transfers between Marina Bay Sands and The Ritz Carlton Millenia

EXHIBITIONS & SHOWCASES 9.00am – 5.00pm Pre-Function Area Level 5

9.00am – 5.00pm Level 4 & Level 5

SHOWCASES • Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize • HDB Community Week • Innovative Urban Solutions for Liveable and Future-Ready Cities Showcase • Singapore Kindness Movement • Singapore Sustainability Symposium • Singapore Portraits by National Heritage Board • Township Models • Heroes

9.00am – 5.30pm Hall B Level 1 Last admission 5.00pm

9.00am – 5.30pm Level 1 & Basement 2

WCS PAVILION • Safe and Liveable Cities Pavilion • Sustainable Singapore Pavilion

WATER EXPO

Last admission 5.00pm

9.00am – 5.30pm Level 1 Last admission 5.00pm

03 /MONDAY PROGRAMME

WasteMET EXPO

04/ 3 June Tuesday

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3 JUNe TUESDAY Highlights • World Cities Summit Plenary 1 • Thematic Tracks ~ Will Mayors Rule the World? ~ Making Plans into Reality ~ Building Resilient Cities ~ Innovative Urban Solutions for Liveable & Future-Ready Cities ~ Future Mobility • World Cities Summit Plenary 2 • Exhibitions & Showcases

04/ 3 June Tuesday

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PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday MORNING 9.00am – 10.30am Sands Grand Ballroom D Level 5

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT PLENARY 1 THE NEXT URBAN DECADE: CRITICAL CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES SYNOPSIS Plenary 1 will paint the realities of urbanisation, how it is reshaping our planet and radically transforming economies and societies. What are the critical urban challenges and opportunities in the next 5–10 years? Despite differences in urbanisation progress and levels among cities, lessons can be drawn from common challenges faced by cities in the following areas: • Different urbanisation levels reached by different regions – What lessons can developing cities draw from the successful urban experiences of more developed cities, and vice versa? Are today’s developed cities sustainable, and if not, which changes would be critical? • Unequal pace of development between cities and their larger regions – Unequal development across cities, countries and regions generate political tensions between different urban stakeholders. How can city governments manage such unequal development and distribute cost-benefits across national and regional levels? • Governance and capacity strengthening – There is an urgent need to increase integrity in governance, creating effective capacities for regulation and enforcement, coordinating across overlapping jurisdictions, and strengthening the role of the people sector as partners, including to serve as watchdogs and whistleblowers. • Cross-sector approach to urban issues – Urban issues do not exist in isolation. Population growth, the economy, housing supply, transportation, water and sanitation are all interlinked. How can we understand and manage the complex urban system better? • Innovative R&D technologies, solutions and collaborative efforts – Relevant, practical urban innovations are often the products of close collaboration among government, private sector companies and research institutes. What are the potential areas of partnership in new urban technologies and solutions test- bedding?

04 /TUESDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday MORNING SESSION CHAIRPERSON Ambassador Chan Heng Chee Ambassador-at-large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore and Chairman of Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities, Singapore University of Technology and Design SPEAKERS Peter Ho Chairman, Urban Redevelopment Authority, Singapore H.E. Tsevalmaa Bayarsaikhan Minister of Construction and Urban Development, Mongolia Mark Chandler Director, San Francisco Mayorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office of International Trade and Commerce, USA Dr Andrew Steer President and CEO, World Resources Institute Gianfranco Casati Group Chief Executive, Growth Markets, Accenture Laura Ipsen Corporate Vice President, Worldwide Public Sector, Microsoft Corp Professor Geoffrey West Distinguished Professor and Past President, Santa Fe Institute

MORNING

THEMATIC TRACKS 11.00am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom B Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

1 WILL MAYORS RULE THE WORLD? SYNOPSIS Urban challenges such as inequality, congestion, environmental degradation and housing shortages are complex. Feedback loops make outcomes unpredictable, and the impacts of policy decisions are often not obvious or measurable in the short-term. Good urban governance requires better connections across public, private and people sectors, a consistent long-term vision tempered by flexibility and pragmatism, and sound institutions with a strong culture of integrity. The temptation to forego medium and long-term results for the short term can be difficult to ignore, given a limited political lifespan. Will mayors show the way to a sustainable and liveable urban future?

04 /TUESDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday MORNING Innovations in Dynamic Urban Governance • Cities tend to be more nimble and responsive to global and local changes. How have cities’ relationships with their national governments, as well as governance structures and institutions, made them globally competitive? • What can leaders in public, private and people sectors do to bring about a culture of integrity and put in place a robust policy making framework, implementation processes and incentive structures? • How can governance structures and institutions in cities manage the downsides of rising inequality, strains on urban infrastructure, services and tensions in the social fabric? • Creating a liveable and sustainable city is a complex long-term undertaking which needs active involvement from different stakeholders. How can patronage pressures be kept at bay to prevent reform efforts from getting derailed? • With increasingly volatile economic cycles, cities need the resilience and flexibility to cope with booms and busts. How can cities resolve the tension between the need to think long-term, and pressure to show results in the short-term? How can city governments build up social capital and achieve buy-in?

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Professor Smita Srinivas Director, Technological Change Lab, and Assistant Professor in Urban Planning, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University, USA

SPEAKERS The Right Honourable Stephen Yarwood Lord Mayor, Adelaide, Australia Dr Aisa Kirabo Kacyira Deputy Executive Director and Assistant Secretary-General, United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) José Francisco Olvera Ruiz Governor of Hidalgo, Mexico Dr Isher Judge Ahluwalia Chairperson, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) Flemming Borreskov President, International Federation for Housing and Planning (IFHP) Hazem Galal Cities and Local Government Sector Global Leader, PwC

04 /TUESDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON 2.30pm – 4.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom B Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

1 WILL MAYORS RULE THE WORLD?

Innovations in Urban Financing • Cities and metropolitan regions in the developed world face dwindling revenues as their populations age, as well as the pressure of renewing ageing infrastructure and providing public services for the ageing population. How can city leaders prioritise investments to maximise impact with limited resources? How can cities do more with less, by harnessing the resources of the private sector and civil societies? What are some of the non- traditional sources of municipal revenue as alternative models of financing and investment? • Cities have also made poor or inefficient investment choices based on the misguided belief that supply creates demand. How can such ‘mis-directed’ infrastructure investments be avoided? • Public sector can delegate key infrastructure projects to the private sector for implementation, but must play a larger regulatory role to ensure the success of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects. How can we balance financial feasibility, socio-economic and environmental cost-benefit and sustainability considerations in designing a PPP? • Cities and municipalities are part of complex regional and global systems. How can power and funding be rebalanced between central and local governments to support urban investments and the delivery of urban services?

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Dr Teh Kok Peng Chairman, Ascendas Pte Ltd

SPEAKERS Josep Roig Secretary General, United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) Patricia de Lille Executive Mayor, Cape Town, South Africa Andrei Sharonov Dean, Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO and Advisor to Mayor of Moscow, Russia Jed Patrick E Mabilog Mayor, Ilo Ilo City, The Philippines Denis Simonneau Senior Vice President, International Relations, GDF Suez

04 /TUESDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday Morning

THEMATIC TRACKS 11.00am – 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom H Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

2 MAKING PLANS INTO REALITY SYNOPSIS Urban plans address the need to optimize planning decisions so as to achieve balanced outcomes in a city’s environment, economy and quality of life. It must ensure that competing demands and uses are met not only for today, but also for tomorrow. Effective plans do not stay on paper – they must be implemented with dedicated organisations, expertise and resources. In doing so, all stakeholders must be engaged for the desired outcomes in urban policies to be achieved. With regard to urban growth and management, common challenges and varying solutions between developing cities and developed cities will be discussed.

Creating Liveable and Sustainable Cities This session will tap upon the experiences of rapidly growing cities. Some key discussion points include: • Mechanism between urban polices and plans – What are successful urban policies and how do we measure them? How can cities integrate individual policies and plans to wider national or regional plans? • Land owners, investors & operation scale – Is there a minimal operation scale (land size) before urban development can take place? How can land owners be persuaded to develop their land for long-term value enhancement? How can authorities get project investors and financiers on board? • Administration – How can governments better implement urban policies and plans? What are the instruments and mechanisms that support the development of liveable and sustainable cities in the long term? Who are the key players and stakeholders, and how can planning authorities seek buy-ins, engage and mobilise them? • Applied research – How can research support urban policies in sustainable development? How can cities foster innovation? Innovations are often the result of close collaboration - what roles can governments, research institutes and private companies play?

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PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday Morning SESSION CHAIRPERSON Nicholas You Associate, Citistates Group

SPEAKERS H.E. Soichiro Takashima Mayor, Fukuoka City, Japan Ilmar Reepalu Vice President, Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Region (SALAR), Malmö, Sweden Pang Yee Ean CEO, Surbana, Singapore Bento Soito Director, Gabinete Técnico de Reconversão Urbana do Cazenga e Sambizanga (GTRUCS) Jan Gehl Founder, Gehl Architects, Denmark Michel Crochon Executive Vice President, Strategy, Schneider Electric

AFTERNOON 2.30pm – 4.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom H Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

2 MAKING PLANS INTO REALITY Housing and Planning Solutions for Better Living in High Density Cities The world is rapidly urbanising with more and more people migrating into cities in search of jobs and better facilities. The large congregation of people in cities provide a wealth of resources and ideas, helping cities to become engines of growth. On the other hand, such rapid urbanisation poses tremendous challenges of insufficient housing, pollution, traffic congestion and lack of infrastructure to serve city dwellers. These challenges become even starker as population and densities in cities increase, particularly in developing countries in Asia. For many, rising property prices have pushed housing out of reach. Some cities also face a changing demographic with the population ageing rapidly. Some key discussion points include: • What are possible housing and planning strategies and solutions that can address these challenges? • How can we provide more affordable quality housing? • What innovative planning processes and urban solutions are available to improve the quality of urban living? • How can our cities become more sustainable, smarter, healthier and resilient?

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PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON SESSION CHAIRPERSON Arun Jain Urban Designer and Urban Strategist, Portland, USA

SPEAKERS Dr Cheong Koon Hean CEO, Housing & Development Board, Singapore Kaname Uchida Vice President, Urban Renaissance Agency, Japan Chung In-Uk Senior Executive Vice-President, Korea Land & Housing Corporation, South Korea Lam Sze Chuen Assistant Director of Projects, Hong Kong Housing Authority, Hong Kong Mitchell Silver Commissioner, New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, USA

MORNING

THEMATIC TRACKS 11.00am – 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom G Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

3 BUILDING RESILIENT CITIES SYNOPSIS Resilience is the ability to withstand, adapt and recover from stresses and shocks. It is a test of how prepared city planners and leaders are, in the face of stressors. Resilient cities keep disruption of critical infrastructure such as infocomms, electricity and transport to a minimum. While building up hardware is critical, resilience is ultimately people-centred. Resilient communities are able to bounce back from adverse situations, drawing upon social capital in times of difficulty. The networks that hold the community together are increasingly important, given the complexity and magnitude of today’s natural and man-made disruptions.

Social Resilience – Partnerships for Cohesive Cities Having greater economic, technical, political and social links create strong feedback loops that induce resilience within a city. What important elements are required to build social capital for resilience?

04 /TUESDAY PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday MORNING In this session, speakers will: • Share examples of socially-resilient cities – Defining socially resilient cities and their key attributes, including issues of immigration and integration, and capacities for building social capital in diverse communities. Socially cohesive cities with self-motivating communities will bounce back quickly from disruptions. • Share on the importance of partnerships among government, businesses and communities in building resilient cities – The adaptive capacity of a city is dependent on its residents, neighbourhoods and districts. A comprehensive approach to building resilient cities involves bringing all stakeholders on board and moving together towards shared goals of improved resilience. • Share novel approaches and emerging practices that will foster greater social cohesiveness and social capital – A diverse and proactive community will build significant resilience for the city. As such, leaders should invest in community-related events that create awareness and involve residents in emergency drills and disaster management plans. Harnessing the cooperation of businesses and people are equally important.

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Kent Martinussen CEO, Danish Architecture Centre, Denmark

SPEAKERS H.E. Honourable Dr Mohamed Muizzu Minister of Housing and Infrastructure, The Maldives Her Worship Celia Wade-Brown Mayor, Wellington, New Zealand Honourable Alfred S. Romualdez Mayor, City of Tacloban, The Philippines Michael Berkowitz Managing Director & President, 100 Resilient Cities, The Rockefeller Foundation, USA Gino Van Begin Secretary General, International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) Patrick Phillips CEO, Urban Land Institute (ULI)

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PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON 2.30pm – 4.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom G Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

3 BUILDING RESILIENT CITIES Environmental Resilience – Strengthening the Basic Building Blocks of a City A fundamental part of city resilience lies in basic infrastructure. When disaster strikes, cities with systems that can operate autonomously are more resilient than those which are codependent – where failure of one component leads to a massive collapse. Resilience also depends significantly on a city’s responsiveness. In the face of a disaster, how effectively can residents reach for help from emergency and police protection services? How fast can city leaders and decision makers make a call on what actions to take in restoring essential services to their citizens? In this session, speakers will: • Provide examples of environmentally-resilient projects or initiatives – The role of critical infrastructure, planning, design and (risk) management to address challenges such as climate change and natural disasters. • Explore the importance and benefits of creating environmentally resilient cities – Investments are urgently needed for energy, water and waste management infrastructure in many growing cities. There are opportunities in these cities for the public, private and people sectors to adopt innovative systems to strengthen resilience. • Discuss the challenges in building environmentally-resilient cities – What are the common challenges faced? How can cities overcome these hurdles? How can the private, public and people sectors work towards more eco-friendly development even if incentives differ?

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Simon Upton Environment Director, Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development (OECD)

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PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS

3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON SPEAKERS Dr Kevin Austin Director of Initiatives, Regions & Events, C40 Cities Dr Anne Skovbro Director, Finance Administration, City of Copenhagen, Denmark Jens-Peter Saul CEO, Ramboll Dr Peter Williams Chief Technology Officer, Big Green Innovations, IBM Rob Steele Secretary-General, International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

MORNING

THEMATIC TRACKS 11.00am – 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom A Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

4 INNOVATIVE URBAN SOLUTIONS FOR

LIVEABLE AND FUTURE-READY CITIES

SYNOPSIS The track will showcase potential technology and leading efforts in urban solutions research that can translate into policy formulation to tackle the key challenges faced by cities. It will also address how multiple stakeholders can work together to create a healthy ecosystem for solutions generation.

Smart Technologies and Collaborative Thinking for Innovative R&D Solutions • How can we harness science and technology to improve city living? • How can we facilitate collaboration between government, business, academia and civil society to drive innovation? This session will tease out the answers to these questions through a discussion of successful case studies and the learning points for applying technology to the management of urban systems.

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Professor Dr Peter Edwards Director, Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC)

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3 JUNE Tuesday MORNING SPEAKERS Liu Shyh-Fang Deputy Mayor, Kaohsiung, Taiwan Bernard Salha Senior Executive Vice President, EDF Group and President of EDF Research and Development Dr Er Johnny Wong Group Director, Building Research Institute, Housing & Development Board, Singapore Dr Gyeng Chul Kim President, Korea Transport Institute (KOTI) David Tan Assistant CEO, JTC Corporation Professor Brian Collins Professor and Director, Centre of Engineering Policy, University College London, United Kingdom

AFTERNOON 2.30pm – 4.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom A Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

4 INNOVATIVE URBAN SOLUTIONS FOR LIVEABLE AND FUTURE-READY CITIES Developing Future Technologies and Solutions • Looking beyond the present, what can we expect in the way of new technologies and solutions to help address urban challenges? The complex interactions between economic, social, environmental and demographic developments demand new approaches and technologies. This session calls for further R&D to bridge the knowledge gaps and generate solutions that will better manage urban transformation.

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Professor Steven Miller Vice Provost (Research) and Dean, School of Information Systems, Singapore Management University

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3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON SPEAKERS Vicente Guallart Chief Architect, City of Barcelona, Spain Professor Peh Li-Shiuan Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Charbel Aoun Senior Vice President, Smart Cities, Schneider Electric Professor Edward Ng Professor of Architecture, Chinese University of Hong Kong Peter Quek Chief Information Officer, Information System and Geospatial Group, Urban Redevelopment Authority, Singapore Professor Michael Batty Professor of Planning and Chair of Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London, United Kingdom

MORNING

THEMATIC TRACKS 11.00am – 12.30pm Sands 5101 Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

5 FUTURE MOBILITY SYNOPSIS Rapid urbanisation, climate uncertainty and ageing population are just some of the increasing challenges faced worldwide in meeting people’s mobility needs. There is increasing demand for daily travel to work, for education, leisure and social needs, in a safe, cost-effective, and sustainable way. In this track, city leaders, policy makers, researchers and practitioners come together to shed light on: • How technology would enhance the urban travel experience • How future living would shape mobility

Smart Mobility - How Would Technology Enhance the Urban Travel Experience? Autonomous vehicles, intelligent transport systems, personal mobility devices and smart ticketing are examples of technology developments in the transportation sector. How would such advancements make our travel especially in cities safer, more cost-effective, and more inclusive and more pleasant?

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Chua Chong Kheng Deputy Chief Executive, Land Transport Authority, Singapore

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3 JUNE Tuesday MORNING SPEAKERS His Worship Len Brown Mayor, Auckland, New Zealand Dr Joseph Runzo-Inada Policy Advisor for City of Toyama, Japan Ronan Stephan Group Chief Innovation Officer, Alstom S.A. Ian Woodroofe Vice President, Security and Transportation, Thales Solutions Asia Professor Carlo Ratti Director, MIT SENSEable City Lab, USA

AFTERNOON

THEMATIC TRACKS 2.30pm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 4.00pm Sands 5101 Level 5

Thematic Tracks will run in parallel

FUTURE MOBILITY

Sustainable Mobility How Would Future Living Shape Mobility? The 20th century saw a rapid growth in transport network centered around cars, which in turn shaped the landscape of many cities. How would the future mobility be like? What role do we wish urban transport to play in shaping the future community life? Should smart cars dominate the cities? Should streets be part of the spaces for local communities?

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Lim Eng Hwee Chief Planner, Urban Redevelopment Authority, Singapore

SPEAKERS Dr Shang-Wei Wang Commissioner, Department of Transportation, Tapei, Taiwan Dr Andreas Mehlhorn Head of IT Solutions, Mobility and Logistics, Siemens AG Donovan Storey Chief of the Sustainable Urban Development Section, Enviroment and Development Division, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) Clayton Lane Chief Operating Officer, Embarq Corporation Professor Tim Stonor Architect, Urban Planner and Managing Director, Space Syntax Limited

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3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON 4.30pm – 6.00pm Sands Grand Ballroom D Level 5

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT PLENARY 2 LIVEABLE & SUSTAINABLE CITIES – FAST FORWARD SYNOPSIS Plenary 2 will wrap up the summit’s dialogue on the themes of governance, planning, resilient cities, climate change, future mobility and innovative urban solutions. The session will reiterate the realities of urbanisation and the pressing need in many cities to deliver services to stakeholders effectively. Speakers will highlight successful game-changing initiatives implemented, and underscore the important mandate of city leaders to effect real changes by piloting innovations, fostering partnerships, and building opportunities for citizens to experiment, create and generate new economies and knowledge for a sustainable and liveable urban future. Top opinion leaders will share the most urgent urban challenges to be addressed, viable technologies & solutions, and appropriate strategies and implementation methods to achieve liveable and sustainable cities of tomorrow.

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Ambassador Burhan Gafoor Chief Negotiator for Climate Change, Singapore SPEAKERS Bertrand Badre Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer, World Bank The Right Honourable Clover Moore Lord Mayor, Sydney, Australia Luis Fernando Arboleda Gonzalez President, Findeter, Colombia Dr Roland Busch CEO, Infrastructure and Cities, Siemens AG Jeremy Bentham Vice President, Royal Dutch Shell Michael Dixon General Manager, Smarter Cities, IBM WCS Grand Summary A grand summary of the summit will be presented, comprising key highlights from the thematic tracks, along with a review of the lessons learnt from Asia, the most rapidly urbanising region in the world today. Dr Liu Thai Ker Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities, Singapore

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3 JUNE Tuesday AFTERNOON Closing Remarks Closing remarks by the Guest-of-Honour will drive home the message for city leaders to embrace urbanization as an opportunity to create liveable, competitive and sustainable environments, while mitigating the challenges of social unrest, environmental deterioration and economic stagnation. Lee Yi Shyan Senior Minister of State, Ministry of National Development and Ministry of Trade and Industry, Singapore

EXHIBITIONS & SHOWCASES 9.00am – 5.00pm Pre-Function Area Level 5

9.00am – 5.00pm Level 4 & Level 5

9.00am – 5.30pm Hall B Level 1 Last admission 5.00pm

9.00am – 5.30pm Level 1 & Basement 2

WCS PAVILION • Safe and Liveable Cities Pavilion • Sustainable Singapore Pavilion

WATER EXPO

Last admission 5.00pm

9.00am – 5.30pm Level 1

WasteMET EXPO

Last admission 5.00pm

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4 JUNe WEDNESDAY Highlights • In-Focus Forums ~ China ~ Latin America ~ India ~ Southeast Asia • Closing Dinner • Exhibitions & Showcases • Site Visits

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY IN-FOCUS FORUMS In-Focus Forums uncover upcoming city-level projects, development hotspots, industry trends and policies in key markets. The forums capture the energy of urbanisation across the world today and translate it into real investment opportunities through the Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) framework. Public and private sector panelists will discuss development opportunities, focusing on best practices and risk mitigation strategies to meet the challenges and opportunities of sustainable urban development. Government and industry leaders will find partnership information and deal-making opportunities at the forums as overall development trends, supporting government policies, R&D collaborations and successful PPP stories will be shared.

MORNING 9.00am – 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom G Level 5 In-Focus Forums will run in parallel

CHINA IN-FOCUS: Urbanisation China’s Next Engine of Development Urbanisation has been touted as China’s next engine of economic growth. It will help to rebalance China’s economy, earlier fuelled by foreign investment, by promoting greater domestic demand. The urban population has swelled from 27% in 1990 to more than half today, and will reach an expected two-thirds by 2030. The unprecedented pace of this mass movement has generated stresses to the urban infrastructure, physical environment, and social fabric. The Chinese government is looking at a new peoplecentric (以人为本) form of urbanisation, particularly addressing the needs of the migrant population in cities by providing them access to public welfare services. The forum aims to address the opportunities and challenges associated with China’s urbanisation. It will tap on government leaders and industry experts to share their insights of the latest trends in urban development, as well as creative ideas and solutions offered for China’s urbanisation.

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Dr Liu Thai Ker Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities, Singapore

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING SPEAKERS Axel van Trotsenburg Vice President, East Asia and the Pacific Region, World Bank He Yu Peng Deputy Director General, Development Research Centre of the State Council, China Qiu Aijun Deputy Director, National Development and Reform Commission, China Centre for Urban Development Xiang Bingjun Chief Planner, Suzhou Planning Bureau, China Ho Tong Yen CEO, Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City State Council, China Lim Ming Yan President and Group CEO, CapitaLand Limited Jonathan Woetzel Director, McKinsey & Co. and Co-Chair, Urban China Initiative

9.00am – 12.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom B Level 5 In-Focus Forums will run in parallel

LATIN AMERICA IN-FOCUS: Reducing Inequality, Advancing Competitiveness - Cities with Future in Latin America Inequality has been identified as the most important hurdle for competitiveness in Latin American cities. This is a key topic of interest both in terms of economic and social development. The forum’s theme will be dissected into three topics: • Mobility, touching on Latin America’s pioneer experiences in the implementation of BRTs, as well as current interest in building rail-based metro systems • Public space, considered as a tool for inclusion, social cohesion and civic pride • Urban renewal and affordable housing, especially in providing new homes for slums dwellers, considering the accessibility to jobs

SESSION 1 SESSION CHAIRPERSON José Alberto Carrera Espinosa Corporate Vice President, Social Development, CAF Latin American Development Bank

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY Morning SPEAKERS H.E. Luis Felipe Henao Cardona Minister of Housing, City and Territory, Colombia Choo Chiau Beng Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Non-Resident Ambassador to Brazil and Senior Advisor, Keppel Corporation

SESSION 2 SESSION CHAIRPERSON Alfonso Vegara President, Fundacion Metropoli

SPEAKERS Elsa Noguera de la Espriella Mayor, Barranquilla, Colombia Pedro Pereira Head of Redevelopment of Havana Bay, Cuba and former Director-General, Mariel Port Development Tang Tat Kwong Group President and CEO, Jurong International

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00pm – 5.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom G Level 5

In-Focus Forums will run in parallel

INDIA IN-FOCUS: Rethinking India – Managing Growth and Steering towards Sustainability (developed in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industries) The growth and development of India’s cities are in tandem with the 12th Five Year Plan of the Government of India. India’s cities are projected to produce 70% of India’s GDP, and urban scale benefits indicate that it will cost 30% to 50% less to deliver basic services in concentrated population centres than in sparsely populated areas. The future of India’s growth lies in the transformation of its cities as they continue to play a significant role in India’s economy and society. India is constantly challenged by its revolving industrial development, growing mobile population, and changing urban landscape. The combination of internal migration and population growth raises unique challenges for India’s urban infrastructure. This forum aims to inquire India’s onset investment towards urban sustainability, and the synergic opportunities that are available to India’s cities to develop smart communities and sustainable industrial townships.

SESSION CHAIRPERSON Manohar Khiatani President & Group CEO, Ascendas

SPEAKERS Narinder Nayar Chairman, Bombay First Amitabh Kant Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Government of India Anil Menon President, Smart+Connected Communities and Deputy Chief Globalization Officer, Cisco Systems, Inc Sanjeev Sanyal Global Strategist, Deutsche Bank

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00pm – 5.30pm Sands Grand Ballroom B Level 5

In-Focus Forums will run in parallel

SOUTHEAST ASIA IN-FOCUS: The Next Growth Frontier - Economic Prospects, Development Opportunities and Urbanisation Challenges Southeast Asia is poised to be one of the fastest growing economic regions with projected GDP averaging 5.4% per annum between 2014-18 (source: OECD). Cities and provinces are the key drivers behind such exponential economic growth, in tandem with rising urbanisation. By 2030, more than 50% of the region’s total population is expected to live in urban environments. Demand for infrastructure to support this urban growth is tremendous. The Asian Development Bank has projected the region’s annual infrastructure needs to be $60 billion for the next decade, in addition to national cross-border projects such as airports, seaports, and roads to borders. The Forum will delve deeper into the opportunities and challenges of emerging provinces in Southeast Asia and offer insights into key infrastructural developments and projects in the region.

SESSION 1 SESSION CHAIRPERSON Lee Tzu Yang Chairman, Shell Companies Singapore

SPEAKERS Amy Leung Chair, Water Community of Practice & Director (Urban Development and Water Division, Southeast Asia Department), Asian Development Bank H.E. Le Thanh Cung Chairman of People’s Committee of Binh Duong Province, Vietnam Yumiko Noda Partner, Head of PPP and Infrastructure Asia Pacific, PwC H.E. Ridwan Kamil Mayor, Bandung, Indonesia

SESSION 2 SESSION CHAIRPERSON Vijay Jagannathan Secretary General, CITYNET Secretariat

SPEAKERS James Stewart Chairman, Global Infrastructure, KPMG Honourable Herbert M. Bautista Mayor, Quezon City, The Philippines Hamdan Abdul Majeed Executive Director, Think City, Malaysia

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY EVENING 6.00pm – 9.30pm

CLOSING DINNER

S.E.A Aquarium, Resorts World Sentosa

HOSTS Khaw Boon Wan Minister for National Development, Singapore Dr Vivian Balakrishnan Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore

Please refer to Transport Schedule for transfers between Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa

EXHIBITIONS & SHOWCASES 9.00am – 5.00pm Pre-Function Area Level 5

9.00am – 5.00pm Level 4 & Level 5

9.00am – 5.30pm Hall B Level 1 Last admission 5.00pm

9.00am – 5.30pm Level 1 & Basement 2

WCS PAVILION • Safe and Liveable Cities Pavilion • Sustainable Singapore Pavilion

WATER EXPO

Last admission 5.00pm

9.00am – 5.30pm Level 1

WasteMET EXPO

Last admission 5.00pm

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4 JUNE WEDNESDAY SITE VISITS 8.00am - 12.30pm

CYCLING THE NORTH EASTERN RIVERINE LOOP A journey through Punggol waterfront • Punggol Point Park • Punggol Promenade • Punggol Waterway • Punggol Park Connector

9.00am - 12.30pm

GREEN BUILDINGS Experience the development of Singapore’s built environment and tropical green buildings in operation • CleanTech Park’s Central Green Core • Solaris • Autodesk Asia Office

9.00am - 12.30pm

SKYRISE GREENERY IN SINGAPORE • Khoo Teck Puat Hospital • ITE Headquarters & ITE College Central @ Ang Mo Kio

9.00am - 12.30pm

LIVEABLE CITY CENTRE Greater Chinatown, where commerce, community and culture is sustained • Singapore City Gallery • Chinatown • The Pinnacle@Duxton

9.00am - 12.30pm

SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS Singapore’s garden heritage • Singapore Botanic Gardens

9.00am - 12.30pm

SUNGEI BULOH WETLAND RESERVE Wetlands in a City • Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

1.15pm - 5.00pm

THE SPORTS HUB A national icon featuring state-of-the-art sports facilities, entertainment and lifestyle • Singapore Sports Hub

1.15pm - 5.00pm

SINGAPORE’S PUBLIC HOUSING Rejuvenating mature towns • HDB Centre of Building Research • Toa Payoh Town Centre • Home Visit

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Co-LOCATED EVENTS

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014

Co-LOCATED EVENTS DATE 26-30 May 14 (Registration Closed)

EVENT Temasek Foundation Leaders in Urban Governance Programme

Time & VENUE 9.00am - 6.30pm Amara Hotel, Ballroom 1

E: Benjamin_Lee@mnd.gov.sg

29 May 14

IFHP Council Roundtable & Meeting

(Private Event)

10.00am - 3.00pm Park Royal @ Pickering

E:info@ifhp.org

30 May 14 (Registration Required)

IFHP Conference ”Good Urban Governance in Integrated Planning: The Key to Success?”

9.00am - 5.30pm Park Royal @ Pickering

E: singapore@ifhp.org

1-5 Jun 14

Strategic Urban Governance Masterclass

(By Invitation Only) E: ae@dac.dk

1 Jun 14 (Private Event)

Book Launch : Liveable and Sustainable Cities ; A Framework by Centre for Liveable Cities and Civil Service College

1.30pm - 2.30pm Roselle 4601A - 4705, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center

E: Joanna_yong@mnd.gov.sg

1 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

Learning Cities: Creating City to City Synergy to Bridge Infrastructure Investment Gaps E: joy.bailey@cdia.asia

1.30pm - 5.30pm Room 4C, Level 4 Sands Expo & Convention Center

Hosted Visit by Mayor of South East District for Mayors Forum delegates

2.30pm - 5.00pm South East District

E: wcsmayorsforum@worldcities.com.sg

1 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

Shell Scenarios Workshop: Infrastructure & Future Cities E: Sonia.meyer@shell.com

1 Jun 14 (Registration Required)

How Cities Innovate in a Time of Risk and Crisis

2.45pm - 5.00pm Shell Hospitality Suite, Lotus 4E, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 3.00pm - 5.00pm Level 4, Simpor 4802 & 4803

E: sharon_wong@sutd.edu.sg

2 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

IBM Mayors Breakfast Dialogue

7.15am - 8.50am IBM Hospitality Suite, Peony Jr 4412, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center

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WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014

Co-LOCATED EVENTS DATE 2 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

2 Jun 14

EVENT Council of Capital City Lord Mayors (Australia) General Meeting Managing Resource Scarcity and Climate Change E: pwcevent.sg@sg.pwc.com T : (65) 6236 3953 (Maimunah) / (65) 6236 3957(Siti)

2 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

Shell-WBCSD Sustainable Mobility Project 2.0 Workshop: “Safe, smart and low carbon mobility solutions for cities” E: Sonia.meyer@shell.com

2 Jun 14

Grand Executive Forum Asia

(By Invitation Only) E: petra.pronk@tno.nl

2 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

19th Conference of Housing and Urban Public Corporations in Asia 2014 E: Hkk3@hdb.gov.sg

2 Jun 14 (Pre-Registration Required)

ULI Singapore : Urban Mobility Research Findings Release and Networking Cocktail E: ULI_Singapore@uli.org

3 - 4 Jun 14

Green Growth & Business Forum

(Registration Required)

E: Ann_Gan@nccs.gov.sg

3 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

CNBC Energy Future Series: “Future Cities: The Clean Solution to Urbanisation”

Time & VENUE Afternoon Sands Expo & Convention Center 12.30pm - 1.30pm PwC Hospitality Suite, Roselle Jr 4613, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 12.30pm - 2.00pm Shell Hospitality Suite, Lotus 4E, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 2.00pm - 5.30pm Simpor 4805 & 4806, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 2.00pm - 6.00pm Simpor 4802 & 4902, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 5.00pm - 7.00pm Heliconia Jr 3413, Level 3, Sands Expo & Convention Center Sands B 5201 & 5202, Level 5, Sands Expo & Convention Center 6.00pm - 10.00pm Art Science Museum

E: Sonia.meyer@shell.com

3 Jun 14 (Registration Required)

Building Digital Trust and Confidence E: pwcevent.sg@sg.pwc.com T: (65) 6236 3953 (Maimunah) / (65) 6236 3957 (Siti)

3 Jun 14 (Registration Required)

World Bank-Singapore Infrastructure Finance Summit 2014 E:pamela.lam@ft.com

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8.00am - 8.45am PwC Hospitality Suite, Roselle Jr 4613, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 9.00am - 6.00pm Intercontinental Hotel

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014

Co-LOCATED EVENTS DATE 3 Jun 14

EVENT Women, Excellence and Public Service

(Open) E: arndt.husar@undp.org

3 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

IBM City Leaders’ Dialogue : Be Ready for What’s Next E: ibmwcs2014@gpj.com T: (65) 6690 0467 (Belinda)

3 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

Shell-Clean Air Asia Presentation: “The Role of Natural Gas for Cleaner Cities“ E: Sonia.meyer@shell.com

3 Jun 14

Cities of Opportunity E: pwcevent.sg@sg.pwc.com T: (65) 6236 3953 (Maimunah) / (65) 6236 3957 (Siti)

3 Jun 14

Book Launch: New Lenses on Future Cities

(By Invitation Only) E: Sonia.meyer@shell.com

3 Jun 14

Networking Reception at the Holland Pavilion

3 Jun 14

IBM Smarter Water Reception

(Registration Required)

3 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

E: ibmwcs2014@gpj.com T: (65) 6690 0467 (Belinda)

40th Anniversary Australian ASEAN diplomatic relations

Time & VENUE 10.30am Global Centre for Public Service Excellence, 29 Heng Mui Keng Terrace, Block A, #08-01, Plenary Room, Singapore 119620 12.15pm - 2.00pm IBM Hospitality Suite, Peony Jr 4412, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 12.30pm - 2.00pm Shell Hospitality Suite, Lotus 4E, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 12.30pm - 2.00pm PwC Hospitality Suite, Roselle Jr 4613, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 3.15pm - 4.15pm Shell Hospitality Suite, Lotus 4E, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 4.30pm - 6.30pm Holland Pavilion (B2M20) at SIWW Water Expo,Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Center 6.00pm IBM Hospitality Suite, Peony Jr 4412, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 6.30pm Residence of Australian High Commissioner

E: Amanda.Obrien@dfat.gov.au

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WORLD CITIES SUMMIT 2014

Co-LOCATED EVENTS DATE

EVENT

3 Jun 14

New Study Show Economic Uplift of Investing in Transport

3 Jun 14

Official Launch of Surbana Academy

(By Invitation Only) E: belindawong@surbana.com T: (65) 6248 1020 (Belinda)

3 Jun 14

PFI Best Infrastructure Project Practices in Asia E: nurshimah_rahim@iesingapore.gov.sg

4 Jun 14 (By Invitation Only)

Sustainable Cities Business Forum France ASEAN E:pablo.viejo@edf.fr / estelle.david@ubifrance.fr

4 Jun 14

Megatrends That Will Shape Our Cities E:pwcevent.sg@sg.pwc.com T: (65) 6236 3953 (Maimunah) / (65) 6236 3957 (Siti)

4 Jun 14 (Registration Required)

EU-Asia Dialogue - Meeting the Energy Demand of Cities E: dilpreet.kaur@kas.de T: (65) 6603 6160 (Ms Dilpreet Kaur)

4 Jun 14

Challenges in Heritage Preservation & Sustainable Solutions E: unesco@nhb.gov.sg

4 Jun 14

The Singapore Sports Hub E: pwcevent.sg@sg.pwc.com T: (65) 6236 3953 (Maimunah) / (65) 6236 3957 (Siti)

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Time & VENUE 12.30pm - 2.00pm Siemens Hospitality Suite, Peony Jr 4512, Sands Expo & Convention Center 6.30pm - 7.45pm Sands A 5001 & 5002, Level 5, Sands Expo & Convention Center 7.30pm Equinox 8.30am Cassia 3205 & 3206, Level 3, Sands Expo & Convention Center 8.00am - 8.45am PwC Hospitality Suite, Roselle Jr 4613, Level 4, Sands Expo & Convention Center 9.00am - 12.30pm Sands A 5001 & 5002, Level 5, Sands Expo & Convention Center

10.00am - 1.00pm Function Hall, Botany Centre, Singapore Botanic Gardens

12.30pm - 1.30pm PwC Hospitality Suite, Roselle Jr 4613, Sands Expo & Convention Center

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