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The EU environmental noise directive (END)
Challenges and potential solutions
DRAFT PROGAMME
on: Friday, 9 December 2005
at: Ljubljana
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9:00 |
participants register |
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9:15 |
Welcome and opening of the conference |
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9:30 |
The EU environmental noise directive - overall requirements |
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09:50 |
Transposing END into national law - the present situation in
Europe |
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10:10 |
Implementing END in Slovenia - challenges and success stories
(working title) |
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10:45 |
Coffee |
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11:15 |
'Sound City' - requirements and practical implementation of
END using a fictitious case study example |
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12:15 |
Noise mapping in Budapest |
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12:30 |
Lunch |
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13:45 |
Public information activities - experience and examples |
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14:30 |
Transport planning in EU (working title) |
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14:40 |
END and EU daughter directives on clean air - are synergies
possible? |
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15:00 |
Discussion in small groups (using the 'World café'
approach*) on: |
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17:00 |
Report back from discussion groups, final discussion |
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17:30 |
conference ends |
*) the 'World Café' approach: small discussion groups sit or stand around tables ('bistro' type for standing - coffee available); participants at any group move on (separately) after approx. 20 mins. and, using as a basis the discussion of their 'predecessors' at the new table, discuss what is for the participants a new topic. At each table, a chair person continuously guides discussion at that table. The last group (according to the timetable) at each 'topic table' is tasked to bring together preceding discussion and thus to summarise the combined discussion at that table.