Virtual Seminar

NSW Smart Places – Reshaping digital enablement for inclusive planning

The first in a series investigating smart city programs in Sydney, Seoul and Singapore

Tuesday, 14 September 2021 5.15pm
Virtual Event - Link to be provided once registered

How is digital enablement and innovation reshaping inclusive planning?

How is NSW planning to deliver outcomes for the citizens and businesses through Smart Places?

How can local communities and institutions engage with the Smart Places Programme?

To find out how the NSW Government is supporting urban innovation and digital enablement in place-making and precinct activation, join AIUS and the NSW Smart Places team for a presentation and a Q&A panel. Hear about the Smart Places Acceleration Program and funding to encourage local government, NGOs, and institutions to undertake pilot projects.

To get a head start, visit www.dpie.nsw.gov.au/smartplaces.

Key Speaker:
Simon Hunter
Executive Director, DPIE is leading the implementation of the NSW Smart Places Strategy to embed smart cities into the planning of urban and regional areas across NSW.

Panellists from NSW Dept of Planning Industry and Environment
Emily Rucker, Director of Smart Places Policy and Engagement
Rory Brown, Director of the Smart Places Programs Portfolio
Luke Musgrave, Director, Smart Places Strategy

Moderator:
Dr Sunil Dubey
Thought leader on Urban Innovation and Associate at the Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University. Sunil led the local government roundtable negotiations on urban innovation and smart cities for UN New Urban Agenda

Chairman
Michael Neustein, Chairman AIUS NSW

This event is eligible for points/hours towards your required CPD