27 October, 2020
In her work at UNECE, Olga Algayerova has an active role in stimulating collaboration in the region among key stakeholders and the United Nations. Olga will be introducing one of the H22 Summit days and sharing her knowledge and insights on the challenges – and opportunities – on the path to developing the smart cities of tomorrow.
27 October, 2020
As the head of SKR’s digital renewal and collaboration section, Louise drives the work with supporting welfare, urban development, and growth within digital renewal. She likes to work in the in-between spaces and utilise the potential and diversity of human interaction. Louise will be joining our panel talk to discuss the challenges – and of course the benefits – presented by AI within the healthcare sector.
23 October, 2020
With over twenty years in sales, Jennica leads public sector sales for Microsoft, an H22 partner dedicated to driving digital transformation through new innovative technologies and processes. At the panel talk, Jennica will be giving her insights on the role of tech in creating a sustainable society and the ambition to empower individuals and organisations through the possibilities created by groundbreaking digital tools.
22 October, 2020
As an urbanist and a mobiliser, Mark connects ideas, people, and places. His role at UN-Habitat involves driving the implementation of the urban planning and design projects of the Global Public Space Programme. Joining us on one of our panel discussions, Mark will be sharing his thoughts on participatory urban planning and design and the vital involvement of children and communities in public space projects.
21 October, 2020
In her role as coordinator of EU projects for the agency for social and urban innovation at the City Council of València, Gema is fully engaged in how cities can drive innovation – locally, regional, and globally. Gema is joining our city talk panel to provide her take on how we can achieve a prosperous and socially cohesive Europe.
21 October, 2020
As a lawyer and child rights advocacy specialist, Louise Thivant-Johannsen has long worked with humanitarian affairs and the promotion of child friendly cities both at a local and global level. Louise will be speaking about the vital inclusion of children and young people in decision-making processes that shape the urban environment and will be providing insights on approaches that can bolster participation in smarter cities.
21 October, 2020
With international expertise in child-friendly planning and design, Hannah motivates and advocates for healthy city-making that melds innovation and practice. Hannah will be speaking about the importance of children’s right to play and how cities and placemakers can reclaim places to play in cities for children.