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Changing to LIUDD: The art of putting ideas into action. Christchurch August 2009
Road show seminars reflecting the LIUDD journey over the life of the research programme. Various localities throughout New Zealand in 2009.
- Programme details
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Highlights of the Christchurch Safari & Seminar
Safari 13 August 2009
Our first ever safari was held in Christchurch in 2008, so it is fitting that our final safari for the LIUDD research programme was also in Christchurch. The safari took us to the new Christchurch City Council civic building that is still being constructed, to the Addington re-generation project and then out to South West Chirstchurch, where we all got to appreciate the full extent of how LIUDD can be applied at a catchment scale.
Seminar 14 August 2009
The theme for this seminar was how to change to LIUDD. During the research programme we have learnt a lot about how to support and drive change towards low impact urban design and development and it was a pleasure to be able to share these learnings with those who attended the seminar. A guide on changing to LIUDD is now downloadable, as are all the presentations.
LIUDD researcher presentations
- Introduction to LIUDD
Jenny Dixon, University of Auckland - The case for change to LIUDD
Michael Krausse, Landcare Research - The institutional context – understanding it so you can change it
Viv Heslop, University of Auckland - Changing to LIUDD – context and collaboration
Alison Greenaway, Landcare Research - Capturing outcomes
Christine Heremaia, Christchurch City Council - Capturing case studies
Michael Krausse, Landcare Research - Harnessing community energy
Kathryn Scott, Landcare Research - Harnessing community energy in action
Kate Smith, Redoubt Care Group - Capacity building to support change plans and practice
Viv Heslop, University of Auckland - Working with students – Auckland University
Marjorie van Roon, University of Auckland - Working with students – Lincoln University
Maria Ignatevia, Lincoln University - Biodiversity tools and techniques
Robyn Simcock, Landcare Research - Valuing learning networks
Jenny Dixon, University of Auckland - Working across disciplines – a reflection
Robyn Simcock, Landcare Research - Strategic programme evaluation
Will Allen, Landcare Research
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