13. 05. 2025
Author: Zuzana Novotná
SEMINAR: Spatial planning as a tool for addressing climate challenges
The workshop aims to strengthen practical knowledge on how spatial planning can contribute to addressing climate challenges and linking municipal climate plans with municipal land use and regulatory plans. The seminar also includes insights from attorneys who will advise on how to avoid litigation over the content of the land use plan. We will provide seminar participants with presentations and a link to other professional materials.
WHEN: Tuesday, May 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: the hall of the Partnership Foundation, Údolní 33, Brno (renovation is underway, but the building is accessible).
REGISTRATION: Here, we will confirm your participation and send you organizational information afterwards.
COST: free thanks to the support of the National Recovery Plan
SEMINAR PROGRAMME:
- Spatial planning & climate change
- Ten principles for effective and efficient adaptation to climate change in spatial and regulatory plans
- Background/inputs/resources for a spatial plan/regulatory plan that effectively and efficiently addresses climate change
- Spatial planning is not the end
- Legal aspects - how to prevent disputes and how to defend a good solution in court
Experienced lecturers will guide you through the seminar:
Doc. Ing. Arch. Veronika Šindlerová, Ph.D., is an urban planner specializing in spatial, transport, landscape, and regional planning with extensive experience in the development of master plans and land use studies for municipalities and regions.
JUDr. Michal Bernard, Ph.D., attorney at law specializing in environmental law, land use planning, construction, administrative, and civil law. He also focuses on EU law.
The seminar is designed to be interactive - questions and comments from participants are welcome.
Contact for questions: nikol.krejcova@zelenykruh.cz
The seminar is organized by the Green Circle in cooperation with the JINAG agency. Thanks to support from the National Recovery Plan, the seminar is free of charge for participants. There will be refreshments on site. The seminar is intended for public administration staff, representatives of local governments, and experts in the field of environmental spatial planning and regional development.
This project is funded by the European Union under the National Recovery Plan.