6th Annual City Development

Hilton Chongqing, China 6th 8th June 2012

Samuel Johnson, English Author (1709-1784)

"Great works are performed, not by strength, but perseverance."

Restructuring and revitalising the urban landscape to empower cities to become more liveable, vibrant and poised for continued growth

Keynote address by:

Hon. Brian Howe, AO Chair Cities Expert Panel Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council, Australia Former Deputy Prime Minister Australia

Showcasing plenary presentations and case studies by an elite group of distinguished speakers:
Cr Ken Ong City Councillor & Chair, Future Melbourne Planning Committee City of Melbourne, Australia Dr Rudolf Hauter Secretary General United Cities & Local Governments, Asia Pacific (UCLG ASPAC) Dr Shi Nan Vice-President and Secretary General Urban Planning Society of China Vice President International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) Adnan Hameed Aliani Chief - Sustainable Urban Development Section, Environment & Development Division United Nations Economic & Social Commission Asia Pacific (UNESCAP)

Key international presentations & distinguished speakers:

Hon. James Chan Mayor City of Kuching South, Malaysia K K Ling, JP Deputy Director of Planning & Head, Territorial Planning Branch Hong Kong Planning Department Dr Michael Lam Soi-Hoi Technical Consultant Transportation Infrastructure Office (GIT), Macau SAR Prof Li Shirong Deputy Director General Chongqing Foreign Trade & Economic Relations Commission (COFTEC), China Dr Yang Zuojun Director & Party Secretary Hangzhou Urban Planning Bureau, China Zhang Yuanlin Director General Chongqing Urban Planning Bureau, China Dr Elly Adriani Sinaga Director of Urban Transport System Development Ministry of Transport, Indonesia Senior Representative City of Manila, Philippines Dr Arch Do Tu Lan Deputy General Director, Urban Development Agency Ministry of Construction, Vietnam Ingolf Schaedler Deputy Director General Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation & Technology, Austria Oravit Hemachudha Deputy Director-General, Traffic & Transportation Department Bangkok Metropolitan Authority, Thailand Bhupinder Singh Bedi PPP Expert Government of Gujarat, India Robert J Earley Program Director Clean Transport Program Innovation Centre for Energy & Transportation (iCET), China Sibylle Rupprecht Director General International Road Federation, Switzerland Paul Heytens Country Director, PRC Resident Mission Asian Development Bank (ADB), China Senior Representative AGT International, Switzerland Geoffrey Hamilton Chief - PPP Centre of Excellence United Nations Economic Commission for Europe International (UNECE), Switzerland Rob Schoonman Project Manager, Knowledge for Climate Programme Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, Netherlands Former Secretary, National Committee for Spatial Planning Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment, Netherlands Frans-Anton Vermast Strategy Advisor Amsterdam Smart City, Netherlands William Lau President Singapore Institute of Planners Dr Roger Chan Associate Professor, Department of Urban Planning & Associate Dean, Faculty of Architecture The University of Hong Kong Senior Representative Yunnan Water Industry Investment Co., Ltd, China

Featuring an exclusive 3rd day conference focusing on Urban Mobility

Exploring sustainable solutions to tackle congestion and improve urban transportation for a more liveable city

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Our Business Partner

Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor

Official Supporting Organisation

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About the Gold Sponsor About the Platinum Sponsor

Yunnan Water Industry Investment Co.,Ltd is invested by Yunnan Water Co.,Ltd and Beijing Origin Water Technology Company.The company registered capital of 600 million yuan RMB and the total assets of 2.47 billion yuan RMB.Holding companies and participation at this stage 44,and now has been formed for the water supply and drainage capacity total 1.1billion tons per day.

About the Endorsers

One of the fastest-growing public safety and security solutions organizations in the world, AGT International, has operations across the globe. Led by a unique vision, AGT International offers innovative solutions in the areas of critical infrastructure and border protection, urban management, cyber security, transportation, law enforcement, and natural disaster preparedness, helping unlock the worlds potential by enabling the free flow of goods, services, people, and ideas. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, AGT International employs 2,000 people worldwide, representing more than 54 nationalities. The organization was founded in 2007, and is managing $8 billion in projects. AGT International is led by Founder and CEO, Mati Kochavi, who is also Chairman of 3i-MIND.

International Facility Management Association (IFMA) Hong Kong Chapter is the leading FM authority in the Asia Region, established on 14th September 1992 by ten facility managers, now with over 240 members. We are a non-profit association dedicated to serving the facility management profession. The Hong Kong Chapter has a busy program of educational and special events offering many opportunities for professional growth and networking. Our full-time administrator co-ordinates the work of the elected Board to keep our Chapter affairs running smoothly. Members and friends are encouraged to participate in Chapter events to broaden their knowledge and share their experience. www.ifma.org.hk

About the Official Supporting Organisation

Chongqing Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Commission (COFTEC) is the functional department of Chongqing municipal government in its comprehensive management over the foreign trade and economic cooperation activities of the city. Its main duties are: management of foreign trade in the city, attracting foreign investment in Chongqing and promoting Chongqing companies to invest abroad.

RICS is the world's leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction. As people, governments, banks and commercial organisations continue to demand more assurance of certified standards and ethics, attaining RICS status is the recognised mark of property professionalism

About the Media Partner

The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) is a global association of experienced professional planners. ISOCARP encourages the exchange of professional knowledge between planners, promotes the planning profession, stimulates and improves planning research and education and enhances public awareness and understanding of major planning issues. The associations main event is the annual World Congress. www.isocarp.org

Launched in April 2004, Property Report South East Asia is the regions leading monthly real estate magazine, providing comprehensive coverage of luxury residential property markets throughout Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Cambodia. The trusted source for real estate news, opinions and analysis in print and online.

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Wednesday 6th June 2012

0830 0900 0910 0915 Registration and morning coffee Welcoming address Opening and welcome remarks from the chairperson

Plenary One - Reshaping our capital cities: Managing population and economic growth through strategic city planning Hon. Brian Howe, AO Chair Cities Expert Panel Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council, Australia Former Deputy Prime Minister Australia Plenary Two - Responding to the challenges of increased urbanisation in China through urban planning Dr Shi Nan Vice-President & Secretary General Urban Planning Society of China Vice President International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) Morning refreshments Plenary Three - Envisioning cities of the future: The role and impact of technology on city development (Topic to be advised) Senior Representative AGT International, Switzerland Plenary Four - Going green: Integrating environmental, social and economic elements in sustainable urban development strategies Adnan Hameed Aliani Chief - Sustainable Urban Development Section, Environment & Development Division United Nations Economic & Social Commission Asia Pacific (UNESCAP) Lunch

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Stream One Urban Planning & Development

1400 1410 Chairpersons opening remarks Balancing city planning with economic growth: Challenges in designing compact cities of the future Planning for sustainable communities through an emphasis on urban strategy, design and standards Reaping the economic and fiscal benefits of high density through lower per capita infrastructure costs and more equitable distribution of services Translating vision to implementation: Hong Kongs perspective on high density planning K K Ling, JP Deputy Director of Planning & Head, Territorial Planning Branch Hong Kong Planning Department Advancing the sustainability agenda: Designing and planning low-carbon cities in response to climate change Reshaping cities for the long-term health of human and natural systems Addressing urban sprawl and incorporating sustainability whilst enhancing liveability Encouraging efficient and cleaner modes of travel that foster a more sustainable environment Zhang Yuanlin Director General Chongqing Urban Planning Bureau, China Afternoon refreshments Leveraging on geospatial technologies (GIS, GPS & Remote Sensing) in urban planning to enhance city design and enable faster decision making Combining various feeds from satellites, radar and aerial photography to coordinate and create a master plan Enabling continuous data collection and monitoring to provide effective short, medium and long term planning Utilising satellite data and GIS techniques in conjunction with socio-economic data to assess urban environmental issues Speaker to be announced Preserving historic city locations, maximising tourism value and maintaining a citys culture through conservation planning Balancing the conservation of heritage with the social, cultural and economic needs of today Safe-guarding the character-defining elements of a cultural resource to retain its heritage value for the next generation Attracting economic investment by including heritage tourism in innovative ways Dr Yang Zuojun Director & Party Secretary Hangzhou Urban Planning Bureau, China Chairpersons closing remarks End of day one

Stream Two Infrastructure Development

1400 1410 Chairpersons opening remarks Mitigating the impact of flood risk through innovative design of urban drainage systems Mitigating flooding risk through Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) Devising flood management strategies to minimise casualties and property damage Building adaptive capacity to better respond to current and potential flood risks Rob Schoonman Project Manager, Knowledge for Climate Programme Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, Netherlands Former Secretary, National Committee for Spatial Planning Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment, Netherlands Tackling the challenge of waste management in cities through effective planning (Topic to be advised) Reducing harm to the environment by incorporating state-of-the-art waste management infrastructure Implementing responsible waste management and recycling solutions to comply with environmental regulations Engaging the public through education, consultation and regulation to support and monitor the implementation Senior Representative Yunnan Water Industry Investment Co., Ltd, China Afternoon refreshments Adopting sustainable and renewable energy solutions for cities Challenges and opportunities Making the business case for renewable: The realities of applying green design techniques Ensuring all stakeholders are engaged when making the decision to move ahead with renewable energy Exploring solar and other renewable technologies for great energy efficiency Frans-Anton Vermast Strategy Advisor Amsterdam Smart City, Netherlands Optimally planning road networks to enhance socio-economic growth and sustainability Accommodating increased traffic volumes with innovative designs such as ring roads and multi-lane roads Delivering sustainable and safe roads through maintenance programmes and policy initiatives Re-engineering existing road infrastructure to meet current and future traffic loads Sibylle Rupprecht Director General International Road Federation, Switzerland Chairpersons closing remarks End of day one

Stream Three City Investments & Real Estate

1400 1410 Chairpersons opening remarks Creating Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to attract foreign investment and boost development Reviewing SEZs as engines for development and growth Analysing the attributes of successful SEZs to optimise policies and incentives Achieving economies of scale by leveraging on existing assets for greater synergies Professor Li Shirong Deputy Director General Chongqing Foreign Trade & Economic Relations Commission (COFTEC), China Capitalising on the Asian growth story: Identifying opportunities for real estate investments in Asias big cities Assessing the growing interest in Asia following the fallout of the European and US markets Exploring the attractiveness of the Asian market: Which cities are investors looking at? Identifying property sectors that remain promising for ground developers and long-term investors Speaker to be announced Afternoon refreshments Thriving in the competitive global landscape: Liberalising policies and regulations to encourage city investments Ensuring a fair, consistent and well-established legal, regulatory, tax environments and enforcements Driving global competitiveness for sustainable development of the city Successful strategies for attracting, retaining and furthering the investment potential of the city Senior Representative City of Manila, Philippines Redeveloping the Central Business District (CBD) as a global hub for business and investment Re-creating and reinforcing the form of traditional urban commercial districts through mixed use developments Integrating public transportation within the CBD to reduce congestion and improve sustainability Designing solutions towards a balanced environment for urban life where public amenities and work opportunities are within easy access Speaker to be announced Chairpersons closing remarks End of day one

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Thursday 7th June 2012

0830 0900 0915 Registration and morning coffee Opening and welcome remarks from the chairperson Plenary One - Planning and revitalising modern cities to enhance liveability Cr Ken Ong City Councillor & Chair, Future Melbourne Planning Committee City of Melbourne, Australia Plenary Two - Vertical cities: Incorporating mixed-use high-rise buildings into a citys landscape to address urban sprawl and minimise land use Speaker to be announced Morning refreshments Plenary Three - Enhancing local government finance to improve service delivery outcomes and encourage greater public participation Dr Rudolf Hauter Secretary General United Cities & Local Governments, Asia Pacific (UCLG ASPAC) Plenary Four - Devising strategies for emergency response and disaster mitigation in the face of natural catastrophes Speaker to be announced Lunch

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1400 1410 Chairpersons opening remarks Successfully planning and managing an integrated township development to bring urbanisation to rural areas Examining the latest trends of sustainable public housing and township models Meeting the needs of people migrating from rural areas by developing satellite townships away from crowded metros Providing adequate infrastructure around and within the township to appeal to citizens and to ensure smooth connectivity William Lau President Singapore Institute of Planners Examining new models and strategies to develop urban transport systems for seamless connectivity Determining the key elements of sustainability in urban transportation Exploring the role of the urban transportation network whilst planning a city Strategies for managing private transport demand whilst encouraging public transport use to combat traffic congestion Speaker to be announced Afternoon refreshments Exploiting opportunities in brownfield developments through innovative urban regeneration to combat urban blight Exploring the scale of city revitalisation projects and the business opportunities therein Re-using brownfield sites to enhance rather than diminish the natural and cultural heritage Prioritising brownfield over greenfield developments to ensure sustainable, well-connected communities Incorporating a sense of functionality, place and design while consolidating the old and new blueprints for the area Speaker to be announced

Stream Two Infrastructure Financing & PPPs

1400 1410 Chairpersons opening remarks Leveraging on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) to finance infrastructure needs for growing urban cities Coming up with the right business model for PPPs and strengthening institutional capacities to manage their implementation Structuring PPP projects that are mutually beneficial for private and public sectors alike Establishing a roadmap for a successful PPPs: Key factors to consider and pitfalls to avoid Bhupinder Singh Bedi PPP Expert Government of Gujarat, India Exploring the role of municipal bonds to address the infrastructure funding gap Evaluating the ability of traditional funding sources to cover infrastructure needs Structuring a successful bond issuance for infrastructure developments Paying heed to lessons from the US: What should municipalities be wary of in adopting a similar model? Speaker to be announced Afternoon refreshments Raising PPP awareness What needs to be done to ensure success in infrastructure development Developing a government PPP taskforce to identify key areas of infrastructure growth planning Building capacity for PPP infrastructure design and development Setting PPP guidelines and methodologies appropriate to the state to encourage growth of projects in the long run Geoffrey Hamilton Chief - PPP Centre of Excellence United Nations Economic Commission for Europe International (UNECE), Switzerland Mobilising funds for financing affordable housing initiatives through Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) Addressing the housing and shelter needs of the poor to advance the socio-economic agenda of cities Accelerating partnerships between the government, NGOs and the private sector to improve housing delivery thereby alleviating poverty Exploiting PPPs as a key form of delivery to accelerate home ownership for the urban poor Speaker to be announced Chairpersons closing remarks End of day two

Stream Three City Economics & Management

1400 1410 Chairpersons opening remarks Creating a world class city: Imbibing the spirit, substance and vision of a city to enable it to compete on a global stage Establishing a vibrant and conducive living environment by incorporating sustainability initiatives into city planning Providing well designed public spaces to encourage public access Developing key attractions and facilities to reinvigorate the city, attract tourists and to support sustainable economic growth Speaker to be announced City branding for economic growth: Incorporating the principles of place making to capitalise on a citys economic potential Examining the role of city aesthetics and appearance on external perception Assessing how peoples experience of and belief in the city translates to a more positive brand image Exploring the use of hosting events and conferences for improving the profile of the city Hon. James Chan Mayor City of Kuching South, Malaysia Afternoon refreshments Practicing and envisioning sound governance policies for strong economic growth, poverty reduction and increased intra-regional integration Setting the right legislative and operational framework to foster economic growth Empowering and enabling community participation in city planning for a more transparent government Examining cases in rural settlements facing economic uncertainty and addressing the issues faced Dr Roger Chan Associate Professor, Department of Urban Planning & Associate Dean, Faculty of Architecture The University of Hong Kong Dealing with disaster: Exploring international cooperation on coping with climate change and urban risk management Recognising the risk of climate change and the potential impacts on development Building climate and disaster resilience into city planning and management processes for faster disaster relief Forging links with other cities facing similar climatic issues to exchange information and technical assistance Speaker to be announced Chairpersons closing remarks End of day two

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Exploring sustainable land development strategies for high-density Asian cities Allocating land in support of sustainable urbanisation to overcome urban land management problems Developing land policies and instilling land governance and administration systems to ascertain fair allocation Making better use of urban land and resources to maintain an ecological balance Dr Arch Do Tu Lan Deputy General Director, Urban Development Agency Ministry of Construction, Vietnam Chairpersons closing remarks

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Friday 8th June 2012

Urban Mobility Day

In response to rapid urbanisation, population explosion, traffic congestion and climate change challenges, the need for sustainable transport solutions and initiatives has never been greater for cities. By all accounts, most cities are growing at a rate which would render existing transportation infrastructure inadequate to cope with future needs. As such, cities need to increase their investments in urban transportation infrastructure and explore alternatives to ease congestion in order to achieve greater mobility and a better quality of life for their citizens. 0830 Registration and morning coffee 0855 Opening and welcome remarks from the chairperson 0900 Plenary One - Examining sustainable approaches to improving and expanding connectivity within cities through multi-modal transport Introducing an efficient public transportation system to maximise intermodal connectivity and improve mobility Balancing public and private transport to accommodate increased traffic volumes Optimising public transportation routes to increase coverage and reliability to encourage greater public uptake Ingolf Schaedler Deputy Director General Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation & Technology, Austria 0945 Plenary Two - Promoting Transit Oriented Development (TOD) to deal with the rapid pace of development in Asian cities Masterplanning and zoning around major transit facilities to support sustainable economic growth Implementing a more sustainable approach to urban planning in the use of land around transit stations Leveraging on TOD to optimise the use of transit networks and enhance mobility for local communities Speaker to be announced 1030 Morning Refreshments 1100 Plenary Three - Rehabilitating national highways, rural and urban roads to accommodate increased traffic volumes and ease congestion Bridging the urban divide by providing adequate, quality, safe and efficient road networks Moving forward: Devising strategies to construct, maintain and manage rural road networks for sustainable socio-economic development Mainstreaming the technical and financial challenges for road rehabilitation projects Dr Elly Adriani Sinaga Director of Urban Transport System Development Ministry of Transport, Indonesia 1145 Plenary Four - Optimising the potential of light-rail vehicles in urban renewal: Case study on the Macau Light Rail Project Assessing the role of Macaus LRT system in the plan for the reform and development of the Pearl River Delta Developing an integrated rail transit system in Macau: Linking Macaus LRT with the future Guangzhou-Zhuhai intercity MRT Transforming urban spaces around stations to make way for greater revenue generation Dr Michael Lam Soi-Hoi Technical Consultant Transportation Infrastructure Office (GIT), Macau SAR 1230 Lunch 1400 Plenary Five - Adopting low-carbon and low-energy approaches towards sustainable transportation in cities Minimising the citys carbon footprint through new forms of low-carbon transportation Ensuring reliability of public transport as a means to combat traffic congestion in cities and to reduce Green House Gas (GHG) emissions Assessing passenger behaviour on the uptake of public transportation: What incentives can be applied to achieve this? Robert J Earley Program Director Clean Transport Programme Innovation Centre for Energy & Transportation (iCET), China 1445 Plenary Six - Financing the development of urban public transportation in China: Case study of PPP in Beijing Catering to the accelerated demand for mobility given the rapid urbanisation Breaking down the structure of the PPP: Ownership and Operations Considerations for more successful implementations of PPPs in the future: Lessons learnt Paul Heytens Country Director, PRC Resident Mission Asian Development Bank (ADB), China 1530 Afternoon refreshments 1600 Plenary Seven - Capitalising on Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems to alleviate urban mobility challenges Dedicating specific bus lanes and introducing feeder systems to maximise usage of buses and cut down on transport times Ensuring integration with other existing forms of public transport, eg LRTs, MRTs, bicycles to ensure greater connectivity Discussing case studies of other successful cities who have implemented BRTs Oravit Hemachudha Deputy Director-General, Traffic & Transportation Department Bangkok Metropolitan Authority, Thailand 1645 Plenary Eight - Implementing advanced Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and mobility initiatives to facilitate maximum connectivity within a city Improving transportation safety and mobility using intelligent infrastructure and vehicle systems Enhancing productivity of the transportation systems through the use of advanced communications technologies Integrating ITS into the transportation system's infrastructure to relieve congestion and to enhance connectivity Speaker to be announced 1730 End of conference

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Why you cannot miss this event?
The rapid pace of urbanisation across the globe has lead to substantial challenges in the planning and development of cities. With 50% of the worlds population now living in urban areas, urban planners need to create sustainable, liveable cities and provide for adequate infrastructure to solve the problems of congestion, air pollution and aging infrastructure that could potentially limit a citys growth. Asian cities in particular are focusing on restructuring and revitalising their urban environments and blending in sustainability elements to ensure their efforts towards maintaining economic growth do not compromise long term liveability for their inhabitants. The 6th Annual City Development conference provides a one-stop platform for cutting-edge issues, strategic solutions, investment strategies and pertinent case studies in urban planning, infrastructure development and city management. Building on the success of previous City Development conferences, this highly anticipated event is an excellent platform to network, exchange ideas, seek business opportunities and tap into the experience of key industry leaders. Staying on top of the rapid developments in designing better and more liveable cities, this event will also feature an exclusive Urban Mobility Day on the 8th June 2012 to explore the dynamics of sustainable approaches to combating traffic congestion and increasing mobility within cities, address the shift towards Transit Oriented Development, financing of urban transportation infrastructure as well as low-energy and low-carbon methods of transportation. The streams allocated in the conference agenda include: Day 1 Stream 1: Urban Planning & Development I Stream 2: Infrastructure Development Stream 3: City Investments & Real Estate Day 2 Stream 1: Urban Planning & Development II Stream 2: Infrastructure Financing & PPPs Stream 3: City Management & Economics

Who should attend

Government Authorities, Ministries, City Councils, Municipalities & Local Governments Ministers, Director Generals, Secretary Generals, City Managers, Commissioners, Heads, Officers of: Urban Planning & Development Town Planning Project Management City Management Construction / Public Works Economic Planning & Development Urban Redevelopment Housing & Human Settlements Green Technology Transportation Infrastructure Development Environment & Natural Resources Risk Management Investments Financing & PPPs Tourism Engineering & Construction Firms, Consultants, Contractors & Builders Chairmen, Presidents, CEOs, MDs, VPs, Directors, GMs, Principals, Partners and Heads of: Civil Engineering Transportation Infrastructure Water & Waste Management Facilities Project Financing Business Development Environmental Engineering Projects Architecture Firms MDs, Principals, Directors, Designers, Chiefs, Heads of: Urban Planning Architecture & Design Sustainability Energy Efficiency Green Buildings Property Developers Chairmen, Presidents, CEOs, MDs, Directors, GMs and Heads of: Urban Planning & Development Real Estate Business Development Sustainability/ Environment Energy Efficiency Land Surveying Engineering Projects Also: Financial & Investment Institutions, Academic Institutions & Research Centres

Benefits of attending this premier marcus evans conference include:

Leveraging best practices on planning and developing liveable and sustainable cities Attracting new investments through the creation of Special Economic Zones Facilitating urban mobility through a seamless transportation network Incorporating public amenities and spaces for greater economic growth and social development Exploring best practices for restructuring and revitalising urban areas to maintain a citys vibrancy and image Adapting to and managing the effects of climate change confronted by cities Mitigating the risks of flooding and other natural disasters through urban risk management initiatives Developing green growth strategies to balance urban development with sustainability concerns Addressing city congestion through an integrated traffic management plan Realigning the activities of public-private partnerships for sustainable urbanisation Networking opportunities with organisations, top industry players the authorities, international

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Asia Pacific Middle East/ Africa Others 80% 10% 10%

Acknowledgement
marcus evans would like to thank all the world-leading visionaries, solution providers, associations, operators, end-users and delegates who have contributed to and supported the marcus evans 6th Annual City Development Large Scale Event. We would particularly like to mention our speakers for their help in the research behind the event and also our sponsors for their continued support and commitment. On behalf of marcus evans we hope you have a rewarding, enjoyable and productive time. We personally look forward to meeting you all and working with you at our future Large Scale Events planned in 2012. See you in June!

Business Opportunities
A limited amount of sponsorship opportunities are available for this conference. These include, but are not limited to opportunity to present case studies, exhibit, host networking functions, and benefit from the extensive branding and marketing exposure generated throughout the lifecycle of the event. For further information please contact Peter Morgan on +61 2 9238 7200 or email peterm@marcusevansau.com

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International Facility Management Association (IFMA) Hong Kong Chapter is the leading FM authority in the Asia Region, established on 14th September 1992 by ten facility managers, now with over 240 members. We are a non-profit association dedicated to serving the facility management profession. The Hong Kong Chapter has a busy program of educational and special events offering many opportunities for professional growth and networking. Our full-time administrator co-ordinates the work of the elected Board to keep our Chapter affairs running smoothly. Members and friends are encouraged to participate in Chapter events to broaden their knowledge and share their experience. www.ifma.org.hk

One of the fastest-growing public safety and security solutions organizations in the world, AGT International, has operations across the globe. Led by a unique vision, AGT International offers innovative solutions in the areas of critical infrastructure and border protection, urban management, cyber security, transportation, law enforcement, and natural disaster preparedness, helping unlock the worlds potential by enabling the free flow of goods, services, people, and ideas. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, AGT International employs 2,000 people worldwide, representing more than 54 nationalities. The organization was founded in 2007, and is managing $8 billion in projects. AGT International is led by Founder and CEO, Mati Kochavi, who is also Chairman of 3i-MIND.

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RICS is the world's leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property and construction. As people, governments, banks and commercial organisations continue to demand more assurance of certified standards and ethics, attaining RICS status is the recognised mark of property professionalism

About the Media Partner

The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) is a global association of experienced professional planners. ISOCARP encourages the exchange of professional knowledge between planners, promotes the planning profession, stimulates and improves planning research and education and enhances public awareness and understanding of major planning issues. The associations main event is the annual World Congress. www.isocarp.org

Launched in April 2004, Property Report South East Asia is the regions leading monthly real estate magazine, providing comprehensive coverage of luxury residential property markets throughout Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Cambodia. The trusted source for real estate news, opinions and analysis in print and online.

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A limited amount of sponsorship opportunities are available for this conference. These include, but are not limited to opportunity to present case studies, exhibit, host networking functions, and benefit from the extensive branding and marketing exposure generated throughout the lifecycle of the event. For further information please contact Peter Morgan on +61 2 9238 7200 or email peterm@marcusevansau.com

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Terms & Conditions: 1. Fees are inclusive of program materials and refreshments. 2. Payment Terms: Following completion and return of the registration form, full payment is required within 5 days from receipt of invoice. PLEASE NOTE: payment must be received prior to the conference date. A receipt will be issued on payment. Due to limited conference space, we advise early registration to avoid disappointment. A 50% cancellation fee will be charged under the terms outlined below. We reserve the right to refuse admission if payment is not received on time. 3. Cancellation/Substitution: Provided the total fee has been paid, substitutions at no extra charge up to 14 days before the event are allowed. Substitutions between 14 days and the date of the event will be allowed subject to an administration fee of equal to 10% of the total fee that is to be transferred. Otherwise all bookings carry a 50% cancellation liability immediately after a signed sales contract has been received by marcus evans (as defined above). Cancellations must be received in writing by mail or fax six (6) weeks before the conference is to be held in order to obtain a full credit for any future marcus evans conference. Thereafter, the full conference fee is payable and is nonrefundable. The service charge is completely non-refundable and non-creditable. Payment terms are five days and payment must be made prior to the start of the conference. Nonpayment or non-attendance does not constitute cancellation. By signing this contract, the client agrees that in case of dispute or cancellation of this contract that marcus evans will not be able to mitigate its losses for any less than 50% of the total contract value. If, for any reason, marcus evans decides to cancel or postpone this conference, marcus evans is not responsible for covering airfare, hotel, or other travel costs incurred by clients. The conference fee will not be refunded, but can be credited to a future conference. Event program content is subject to change without notice. 4. Copyright etc: All intellectual property rights in all materials produced or distributed by marcus evans in connection with this event is expressly reserved and any unauthorized duplication, publication or distribution is prohibited. 5. Data Protection: Client confirms that it has requested and consented to marcus evans retaining client information on marcus evans group companies database to be used by marcus evans groups companies and passed to selected third parties, to assist in communicating products and services which may be of interest to the client. If the client wishes to stop receiving such information please inform marcus evans local office or email gleavep@marcusevansuk.com. For training and security purposes telephone calls may be recorded. 6. Important note. While every reasonable effort will be made to adhere to the advertised package, marcus evans reserves the right to change event dates, sites or location or omit event features, or merge the event with another event, as it deems necessary without penalty and in such situations no refunds, part refunds or alternative offers shall be made. In the event that marcus evans permanently cancels the event for any reason whatsoever, (including, but not limited to any force majeure occurrence) and provided that the event is not postponed to a later date nor is merged with another event, the Client shall receive a credit note for the amount that the Client has paid to such permanently cancelled event, valid for up to six months to be used at another marcus evans event. No refunds, part refunds or alternative offers shall be made. 7. Governing law: This Agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the law of Malaysia and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in Kuala Lumpur. However, marcus evans only is entitled to waive this right and submit to the jurisdiction of the courts in which the Client's office is located. 8. Client hereby acknowledges that he/she specifically authorizes that marcus evans charge the credit card listed above for the amount provided herein; that this Contract is valid, binding and enforceable; and that he/she has no basis to claim that any payments required under this Contract at any time are improper, disputed or unauthorized in any way. Client acknowledges that they have read and understood all terms of this contract, including, without limitation, the provisions relating to cancellation.

Fees
2 days Conference @ USD2,295 + VAT / GST per delegate 3 days Conference @ USD2,995 + VAT / GST per delegate Premier Plus - Bring 3 or more delegates to this event and benefit from a 10% SAVINGS off the regular price Online Documentation - USD495 + VAT / GST (if applicable) per set You will be provided a username and password to access the documentation online
Indemnity: Should for any reason outside the control of marcus evans conferences, the venue orspeakers change, or the event be cancelled due to an act of terrorism, extreme weather conditions or industrial action, marcus evans conferences shall endeavour to reschedule but the client hereby indemnifies and holds marcus evans conferences harmless from and against any and all costs, damages and expenses, including attorneys fees, which are incurred by the client. The construction, validity and performance of this Agreement shall be governed in all respects by the laws of South Africa - Johannesburg to the exclusive jurisdiction of whose Courts the Parties hereby agree to submit.

Pre-event Details
After receiving payment a receipt will be issued. You will receive an information pack 6 weeks prior to the event outlining joining details. Should you require further assistance, please contact Nadeeka Nivanthi on Tel: +603 2723 6690

Business Opportunities
A limited amount of exhibition space is available at the conference. Sponsorship opportunities including lunch and documentation also exist. Please contact Peter Morgan on +61 2 9238 7200 or email peterm@marcusevansau.com

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