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Abierta la inscripción a Pasantías con crédito académico para integrarse a equipos de investigación en curso en CETAM-FADU-UBA. Más info: http://www.fadu.uba.ar/categoria/39-pasantas-con-crdito-acadmico

Proyectos Vinculados

Orduna, Martín Blas «Nuevas metodologías para el análisis de corredores metropolitanos: aplicación de la tecnología satelital a la gestión de la movilidad urbana y del ordenamiento territorial (fase III)» UBACyT 20020170100744BA

Liberali, Ana Maria – Vidal, Sonia «Movilidad urbana y vulnerabilidad socio-territorial en la región metropolitana de Buenos Aires» PIA PUR-25

Jaimes, César Augusto Tomás «Instrumentos de actuación para las nuevas formas de la metrópolis. Cursos de agua y cuencas, corredores de movilidad, reservas intrametropolitanas y multiescalaridad para una Buenos Aires Metropolitana» PDE 18

Link de inscripción:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSejcye-ByzED3b5_T9KezMu5LrHWXLt0Zqbx19EEOiiQHPRnw/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0&gxids=7628

Se encuentran disponibles el video y las presentaciones del Seminario «MOVILIDAD URBANA A PARTIR DEL COVID19. Sus impactos y escenarios en diferentes metrópolis» llevado a cabo el pasado 4 de junio de 2020 a las 10:30 hs. (Buenos Aires), organizado por la Secretaría de Ciencia y Técnica de la UBA.

Puede consultarlo en el siguiente link: http://www.cetam.fadu.uba.ar/investigacion/seminarios/

Seminario «MOVILIDAD URBANA A PARTIR DEL COVID19. Sus impactos y escenarios en diferentes metrópolis», el próximo 4 DE JUNIO a las 10:30 hs. (Buenos Aires), organizado por la Secretaría de Ciencia y Técnica de la UBA.

Requiere preinscripción hasta 31/5: seminariomovur@gmail.com indicando nombre, trabajo e institución.

Since 01.01.2020, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is funding the “Global Center of Spatial Methods for Urban Sustainability” (GCSMUS) via the DAAD program “Higher Education Excellence in Development Cooperation – exceed”. GCSMUS is based at Technische Universität Berlin (Germany) and connects 48 institutional partners from 48 countries and 8 world regions.

The center aims at developing transdisciplinary spatial methods in order to improve both the academic education in the spatial disciplines and planning practice via evidence-based and low-impact urban development (LIUD). The center will enable scholars to get in contact with methodologists from various disciplines all over the world and to deepen discussions with researchers from various methodological angles. Amongst others, we want to discuss issues such as spatial methods, cross-cultural methods and issues of comparability, decolonizing social science methodology, methods for the Global South, methodological issues relevant for specific world regions (e.g. Africa, America, Asia, Europe), applied research methods on urban design, urban planning, traffic planning and environmental planning, arts- and design-based methods, interdisciplinary and collaborative research methods, methods for values research, global wellbeing and sustainability, big data and cross-disciplinary research.

The thematic focus of the center’s work will focus on the Sustainable Development Goal #11 of the Agenda 2030 to “make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable”. SDG # 11 addresses all dimensions of sustainability namely:

‒         social sustainability by reducing poverty, spatial segregation and social inequality on various dimensions (e.g. class, gender, race/ethnicity, age and disability)

‒         economic sustainability by overcoming economic exclusion, creating career and business opportunities for all income groups and building resilient societies and economies

‒         ecological sustainability by reducing negative environmental impacts of cities, by reducing the negative impact of disasters and climate change on cities and by protecting and safeguarding the world’s natural and cultural heritage.

SDG #11 in particular aims at giving access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing, green and public spaces, transport system as well as basic services (such as water, food, electricity, sanitation, waste deposal, internet, heating and/or cooling, clean air, education, work/jobs, health care, leisure activities and sports

In order to achieve these goals, the center is organized as a peer-learning process and will implement several strategic Actions between 2020 and 2024. While some of the center’s activities are for GCSMUS-member-institutions only, many activities such as international conferences, workshops as well as other events and funding opportunities are open also to non-members.

If you are interested in being informed about these activities or the center’s activities in general, please kindly subscribe to our newsletter by registering via the following website:

https://lists.tu-berlin.de/mailman/listinfo/mes-smusnews

More information on the center can be found on:

www.mes.tu-berlin.de/GCSMUS

If you have any other inquiries on the center, please kindly contact the GCSMUS Office by sending an email to: smus@mes.tu-berlin.de

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Se trata Mobilitas III publicado en Agosto de 2019