Planning to Live with Climate Change Member Engagement: Archive Page
16-Jun-09
This page provides access to information about the involvement of RTPI members in refreshing the New Vision for Planning and developing Planning to Live with Climate Change.
The Professional challenge:
What can you do about Climate Change?
The RTPI engaged with its members and others between February and April 2009:
- to validate some broad principles about action to respond to climate change
- to ask what members were already doing to tackle climate change and what more they hope to do in the future
- to provide a basis for an action plan and projects to develop the response of spatial planning
The RTPI asked the following questions …
- What are you doing and what can you do about climate change ?
- How will your professional practice help to tackle the global issues ?
- How will you engage in developing “Planning to Live with Climate Change” ?
Members were asked to respond by 10 April 2009. A General Assembly debate was held on 22 April 2009 and work groups were established to feed back by 29 April 2009.
Want to read the details
Click here to visit an archive page of stimulus questions used to support the member engagement and the General Assembly debate.
Click here to read an executive summary report, setting out our reasons for reviewing the New Vision for Planning and likely key forward directions.
Click here to read a more detailed consultation report developed by the RTPI Policy and Practice Committee under the leadership of Chair and Junior Vice President Richard Summers.
Click here to read a report of the issues emerging from the member engagement.
The results of the member engagement were launched at the Planning Convention, 17 - 19 June 2009.
Click here to visit the action plan pages.
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Member Engagement Feedback Report (254 Kb)16-Jun-09
- Author:
- Rynd Smith
- Publisher:
- The Royal Town Planning Institute
- Date:
- 16-Jun-09
- Sections:
- What Planning Does
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