With World Water Day around the corner, join Dr. Pamela Duran Diaz for a 'trip around the world' and explore the multifaceted role of water in urban development! From shaping public spaces to driving local economies, water is a key part of how cities are built and how we live.
In her lecture Dr Duran Diaz will focus on the multifaceted role of water in urban development.
Disclaimer: Please note that the open lecture is exclusively open to EUR students.
More about the speaker
Dr. Pamela Duran Diaz is a Senior Planning Specialist and lecturer in the master’s track on Strategic Urban Planning and Policies at IHS. Concurrently, she is pursuing a Habilitation in Sustainable Land Governance for WEF Systems at the Technical University of Munich. Beyond her academic roles, she is a prominent figure in the global academic community. She is a guest lecturer at UNESCO Chair FLACAM, co-convener of the Sustainability team at Our World Heritage Foundation, and a scientific advisor at TU eMpower Africa.
In her dynamic career, Dr. Duran Diaz continues to lead impactful research projects, contributing significantly to the advancement of her field and actively engaging with global initiatives focused on sustainability and heritage preservation.
Event details
Explore the role of water in shaping cities, connectivity, public spaces, and local culture. Through global case studies, we’ll discover how water serves as an economic resource and an intangible asset.
📅Date: 18 March (16:00 - 17:00)
💻Place: Mandeville (T) Building, 14th floor - classroom 1 and 2
