Overview

COVID-19 has had an unprecedented impact on current travel, social interaction and carbon. This webinar will provide insights of what this could mean for the future, particularly focusing on localism in our communities and cities.

In this free webinar our panel will discuss the long-term impacts that localism of working, shopping and social activities may have on transport, the future of cities and the wider carbon challenge.

This will include:

1. What localism looks like from a place, transport and carbon perspective
2. How we retain and build on the recent carbon reduction and increase active travel we have seen in cities
3. What the long term impact on transport and carbon in cities could be
4. How our approach to transport need to change to further support this new localism and embed decarbonisation
5. What tools we already have or will need to support this new approach

Why should you attend? 

The target audience for this webinar includes transport professionals, highway professionals, local government officers and civil servants and anyone interested in how their community could change through localism and decarbonisation.

Speakers 

• Simon Lusby - Head of Transport Planning, City Science

• Laurence Oakes-Ash - CEO, City Science

• Eime Tobari - Director, COCREATIF Ltd

• Frazer Ozment - Chair of LDA Design

• Anna Zetkulic - Urban Planner, C40

Help and support

For further information, please e-mail us at: southeast@ciht.org.uk