The first ¡°International Human Settlements Science and Sustainable Urban Development Conference/SUC Conference¡± will be held in conjunction with the second ¡°Alliance of International Science Organizations Young Scientists Forum/ANSO Young Scientists Forum¡± in late August 2021. Supported by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Center for Science of Human Settlements of Tsinghua University, the Conference will be jointly held by the China SUC Institute, Alliance of International Science Organizations(ANSO), ZGC Group and other organizations under the theme of ¡°Habitat Science and Technology, Promoting Urban Sustainable Development¡±, focusing on the sci-tech innovations and cooperation in the post-pandemic era. It aims to gather the wisdom of scientists worldwide to discuss how to implement the UN Guidelines for Sustainable Cities and Communities(SUC Guidelines), promote the green recovery and sustainable development of cities around the world in the post-epidemic era and build a platform for interaction and achievement transformation among scientists, governments, scientific research institutions and industries. The Conference is expected to be attended by 800-1000 people.
In recent decades, human settlements science has enjoyed rapid development. It has evolved from urban planning, architectural design, garden landscape, civil engineering, urban environment and ecology, resource and energy utilization, new materials to future cities, smart communities, IoT, big data, artificial intelligence, big health, regional energy, urban remote sensing, geographic information, earth science, industrial Internet, urban sociology, and many other cross-discipline fields. China SUC Institute believes that the innovation of human settlements technology has become an important drive to promote the sustainable development of cities, and will lead not only the green recovery of cities in the post-pandemic era but also the key progress of implementing SDG11 in the next ten years.
If you are interested in attending the event, please contact Samantha Wei via Linkedin or email:
samantha.wei@succhina.org |
