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DTSTART:20191029T133000Z
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SUMMARY:Tyndall Manchester seminar- Professor Sarah Bell- Community co-de
 sign for resilient infrastructure
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DESCRIPTION:Infrastructure resilience requires wide stakeholder engagemen
 t\, including with local communities and households. This is a challenge
  for professions\, organisations and policies that have established cult
 ures and expertise in top-down\, centralised management of infrastructur
 e. Co-design approaches have the potential to enable early\, meaningful 
 engagement of communities in infrastructure decisions\, leading to stron
 ger alignment between community and infrastructure resilience. This semi
 nar will present tools for co-design of infrastructure that have been de
 veloped and tested through three case study projects in London. The case
 s are community planning for air quality interventions\, decentralised i
 nfrastructure to address the water-energy-food nexus\, and integrating s
 ustainable drainage into a community roof garden design. Each project de
 veloped tools to enable communities to incorporate environmental science
  and engineering design principles into their discussions and decision. 
 The projects have been funded by the EPSRC and NERC\, in collaboration w
 ith a range of academic\, industry and community partners.
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:C1\, George Begg Building\, Manchester
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