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Sibylla Zech at the Planners' Day 2022

With the main question of the conference "Crisis-proof through cooperation - spatial planning as a basis for coping with crises", our colleague Sibylla Zech led through a panel discussion on multiple crisis situations.

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Panel discussion Planners' Day 2022

Participants in the panel discussion at the Planners' Day 2022

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Moderation by Sybilla Zech

Moderation of the panel discussion by Sybilla Zech

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Planners' Day 2022 Audience

The audience at the Planners' Day 2022

The picture shows Professor Sybilla Zech at the podium of the Planners' Day 2022.

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Panel discussion at the Planners' Day 2022

Panel discussion at the Planners' Day 2022 with Sybilla Zech

The Planners' Day 2022 was a continuation of the Planners' Day 2019 in Vienna, which was dedicated to questions of strategic inner development of our settlement systems. The exchange was aimed at freelance planners, colleagues in planning administration and science, actors in politics and civil society, and above all students of spatial planning and development. Our colleague Sibylla Zech, together with courageous personalities, led this year's Planners' Day through a panel discussion on the multiple crisis situations in which we currently find ourselves. The panellists were landscape planning professor Cordula Loidl-Reisch, spatial planning civil engineer Esther Böhm, climate activist Lena Habsburg and mayor Angelika Schwarzmann. The discussion focused on the climate and biodiversity crisis; refugee movements, which will increase massively due to the overheating of the earth; the energy crisis - which is suddenly being taken seriously by many; the Corona pandemic, new and completely unexpected - and the war in Europe.

At the podium, the personal concern and responsibility became tangible, because "the crisis is all of us". At the same time, however, the professional qualifications, a wealth of experience and tools from the various fields of work became visible: these include regional cooperation, energy planning, green space design and participation processes.

Further information and lectures can be found on the website of the Federal Chamber of Civil Engineers, opens an external URL in a new window.