Rebuilding Ukraine - planning processes and tools

Welcome to our seminar on urban rebuilding in Ukraine. It will be both physical and online attendance.

NB! If you plan to attend physically in Oslo, you have to identify yourself with a valid ID at the entrance to the seminar.

The online streaming link is here: https://youtube.com/live/P7o44PNOVbs
If you plan to attend online only, please do not sign up on this Meetup event.

If you want to register on email instead of here at Meetup, please contact "post [at] ftu.no".

This event will convene key urban planning actors to explore the main processes and tools that shape planning governance during wartime. Our distinguished speakers will discuss the challenges faced by different stakeholders, as well as the opportunities that emerge from navigating complex rebuilding scenarios over time.

Since 2023, this series has aimed to raise awareness about the vital role of urban planning in Ukraine’s recovery. In this session, we will focus on how well-designed, strategic approaches in development aid efforts in the context of planning are essential for effective reconstruction and long-term resilience.

Target audience:

• Urban planners, architects, and civil society representatives from Ukraine and Norway involved in reconstruction efforts
• Public agencies interested in cross-sectoral and territorial strategies for urban development in Ukraine

Join us either in Oslo or online to gain insightful perspectives and contribute to shaping resilient, inclusive urban futures. This event is part of a series supported by the City of Oslo’s International Office on reconstruction and ‘building back better’ in Ukraine.

Speakers:
Christian Syse, Norwegian MFA
Jan Petter Nore, Department for Nansen-program for Ukraine, NORAD
Debashree Poddar, World Bank, New York
Dymytro Makarenko, CEO of StateGeoCadaster of Ukraine
Oleksandr Anisimov, Aalto University/Kharkiv School of Architecture
Fulco Treffers, CEO of Ro3kvit - Urban Coalition for Ukraine
Alyona Krytsuk, CEO of Brave to Rebuild Ukraine
Franscesca Pintus, Architect at One Works, Creator of the Mykolaiv Concept Masterplan

FINAL PROGRAM
Light refreshments will be served throughout the event
15:30 Meet & mingle.
16:00 – Opening Remarks by:
Ellen de Vibe, Habitat Norway / Anna Blechingberg, Deputy Chair, FTU
Per Christian Randgaard, CEO, Asplan Viak

16:02 Opening by Christian Syse, Norwegian MFA

16.15 Part I: PLANNING PROCESSES
Norwegian support to rebuilding urban areas
Jan Petter Nore, Dep. of Nansen program for Ukraine, NORAD (15 min)

Ukraine: Fourth Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment (RDNA4 December 2024)
Debashree Poddar, World Bank, New York (15 min)

Data access and needs for improvements. What assistance is needed from international partners?
Dymytro Makarenko, StateGeoCadaster of Ukraine (20 min)

Rethinking land and property for long-term reconstruction
Oleksandr Anisimov, Aalto University/Kharkiv School of Architecture (20 min)

17.25 Panel Discussion (10 min)
17:35 (5 min break)

17.40 Part II: REBUILDING TOOLS & PROJECT EXAMPLES

How can development aid target local urban planning efforts in Ukraine?
Fulco Treffers, CEO of Ro3kvit - Urban Coalition for Ukraine (25 min)

Which strategies need to be operationalized to create inclusive planning?
Alyona Krytsuk, CEO of Brave to Rebuild Ukraine (25 min)

18:30 Mykolaiv Concept Masterplan
Franscesca Pintus, One Works (15 min)
18.45 Panel discussion (10 min)
18:55 Concluding remarks by
Lene Wetteland, Head of Documentation and Accountability Hub, Norwegian Helsinki Committee.
Anna Blechingberg, Deputy Chair of FTU - Forum for Technology and Development Cooperation.

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