Between 2012 and 2016 COST Action Urban Agriculture has organised five Training Schools that were addressed mainly to Early Carreer Researchers and Master students. The Training Schools developped different approaches to Urban Agriculture through lectures, field trips and place-based planning and design tasks solved by the Trainees in Workshops.
see the reports of the COST Urban Agriculture Europe Training Schools:
Athens 2015: Urban Agriculture and green infrastructure
Ljubljana 2014: JTS Urban Food Production
Toulouse 2013: TS From farming near the city to farming with the city
Malmoe 2012: TS Understanding Participation
Training School "Urban Agriculture and Green Infrastructure", Athens
The COST UAE Training School "Urban Agriculture and green infrastructure took place in Attica (Athens region) in Greece from 3rd to 6th November 2015. Subjects of the Training School were:
- Enhancing Biodiversity
- Control Climate Change
- Increase Green Infrastructure
The Training School was organised by Prof. Gerassimos Arapis at the Agricultural University of Athens.
Author: | Gerassimos Arapis |
Published: | 19/11/2015 |
File size: | 5,13 MB |
Author: | Gerassimos Arapis |
Published: | 07/08/2015 |
File size: | 125,05 KB |
List of Participants
Trainers and local organizer
Gerassimos Arapis | Laboratory of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Dr. Maria Partalidou | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Agriculture, Dep. Of Agricultural Economics, Faculty member‐ Lecturer in Rural Sociology | Greece |
Thomas Nehls | Soil Science – Urban Green, Dept. of Soil Conservation, Berlin Technical University | Germany |
Matjaz Glavan | Biotechnical faculty, Dept. of Agronomy, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia | Slovenia |
Kostas Tsiambaos | National Technical University of Athens, Faculty of Architectural Engineering | Greece |
Sofia Nikolaidou | Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens, | Greece |
Evi Stathopoulou | Independent Agro-Environmental Consultant, Athens, | Greece |
Penelope Bebeli | Laboratory of Plant Breeding and Biometry, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Roikos Thanopoulos | Laboratory of Plant Breeding and Biometry, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Garifalia Economou | Laboratory of Agronomy, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Stavros Vemmos | Laboratory of Pomology, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Maria Papafotiou | Laboratory of Floriculture & Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Spyros Fountas | Laboratory of Agricultural Machinery, Department of Natural Resources’ & Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Pashalis Harizanis | Laboratory of Sericulture and Apiculture, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Dimitris Savvas | Laboratory of Vegetable Production, Faculty of Crop Science, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
George Papadakis | Laboratory of Agricultural Machinery, Department of Natural Resources’ & Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural University of Athens | Greece |
Trainees
Theodora Fetsi | Agronomist, Athens, | Greece |
Jiahong Li | Architecture, RWTH Aachen University | Germany |
Denise Kemper | Regionalverband Ruhr, Essen | Germany |
Dona Pickard | Institute for the study of societies and knowledge, Bulgarian Academy of Science, Sofia, | Bulgaria |
Attila Toth | Landscape architect, Assistant Professor (PhD), Department of Garden & Landscape Architecture, Slovak University of Agriculture, Nitra | Slovakia |
Dionysios Touliatos | Lancaster Environment Center, Lancaster University | United Kingdom |
Zoe Heuschkel | University of Applied Sciences, Osnabruck | Germany |
Snezhina Shukina | Master Student, Faculty of Architecture, RWTH Aachen University | Germany |
Jan Richtr | Prague Institute of Planning and Development, Public Space Office | Czech Republic |
Ross Young | PhD student – Urban Agriculture | United Kingdom |
Lucy Rose Wright | PhD student, Department of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences, University of Hull | United Kingdom |
Elena Rigas | Polytechnic of Turin – Architecture construction and city, Italy | Italy |
Barbora Duzi | Department of Environmental Geography, Institute of Geonics, Academy of Sciences, Brno | Czech Republic |
Nikola Bonchev | Urban farming Sofia group - initiator & manager, Sofia | Bulgaria |
Sofie Brincker | Research Assistant, IGN, University of Copenhagen | Denmark |
Luke Beesley | Researcher in Soil Science, James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen | United Kingdom |
Francesco Orsini | Agricultural Sciences Department, University of Bologna, | Italy |
Moreen Heiner | Master student Urban Ecosystem Science, Berlin Technical University, | Germany |
Giuseppina Pennisi | Agricultural Sciences Department, University of Bologna | Italy |
Maya Miteva | Civil Engineering and Geodesy, University of Architecture, Sofia | Bulgaria |
Christos Mellios | Student -Architecture Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki | Greece |
Evi Stathopoulou | Independent Agro-Environmental Consultant, Athens, | Greece |
Chara Fostieri | Biologist, University of Athens | Greece |
Training School "Urban Food Production"
The Joint Training School with COST Action "Urban Allotment Gardens" took place in Ljubljana (Slovenia) from 21st to 24th of October 2014.
Ljubljana Joint Training School on Urban Food Production was organized by Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia together with the COST Actions TU1201 (Urban Allotment Gardens) and TD1106 (Urban Agriculture Europe). It was arranged for Students (at master or PhD level) and early stage researchers (who are in the early phase of their career with at least PhD degree and not more than 8 year work experience after graduation). The joint training school has linked knowledge, work and experience gathered from two COST Actions considering urban food production.
All students actively participated in 9 workshops on different research areas (planning and policy, sociology, ecology, urban design): Walk Through Urban Gardens, Understanding Ecological Food Growing, Understanding the Site, Environmental Aspects of Urban Food Production, Social Aspects of Urban Food Production, Economic Aspects of Urban Food Production, Comprehensive Development of Urban Food Production, Designing Urban Food Production?, Designing Planning Processes for Urban Food Production, Different Levels of Governance Regimes and Policies.
Local Organizer:
Ina Suklje-Erjavec, Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia
Author: | Ina Šuklje Erjavec, Jana Kozamernik |
Published: | 11/03/2015 |
File size: | 10,76 MB |
Author: | Ina Šuklje Erjavec, Jana Kozamernik |
Published: | 13/11/14 |
File size: | 2,32 MB |
List of Participants
Trainers and local organizer
Dr. Luke Beesley | The James Hutton Institute, soil survey and evaluation, | United Kingdom |
Dr. Paulo Brito da Luz | National Institute of Agrarian and Veterinary Research, Lasbon, Portugal | Portugal |
Dr. Maria Partalidou | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Agriculture, Dep. Of Agricultural Economics, Faculty member‐ Lecturer in Rural Sociology | Greece |
Martin Sondermann | Geographer, Leibniz University Hannover, Institute of Environmental Planning | Germany |
Dr. Andrew Adam‐Bradford | Geographer, Horn of Africa Unit ‐ Human Relief Foundation ‐ governance and policies |
United Kingdom |
Mag. Ina Šuklje Erjavec | Landscape Architect UIRS /Andrej Erjavec Architect– design aspects, UAG & UAE, Ljubljana | Slovenia |
Mag. Maja Simoneti | Landscape Architect, Urban Planning Policies, IPoP/LUZ, Ljublijana | Slovenia |
Dr. Darja Fišer | Organizer of the National Crops2swap Movement and Gardening Festival Chelsea Fringe, Ljubljana | Slovenia |
Nataša Bučar Draksler | Landscape Architect working on Allotment Gardening Topics | Slovenia |
Dr. Borut Vrščaj | Agricultural Institute of Slovenia | Slovenia |
Dr. Marina Pintar | University of Ljubljana, Professor of Agricultural Land Use Planning at Biotechnical Faculty |
Slovenia |
Dr. Majda Čerič Istenič | University of Ljubljana, Professor of Rural Sociology at Biotechnical Faculty |
Slovenia |
Dr. Matjaž Glavan | Agricultural Institute of Slovenia | Slovenia |
Trainees
Ivana Blagojevic |
University in Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture, Department for Fruit sciences, Viticulture, Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, | Serbia |
Rozalija Cvejic | University of Ljublijana, Depatment of Agronomy, Biotechnical faculty | Slovenia |
Lea Egloff | Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Wädenswil | Switzerland/Germany |
Sonja Fahr | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning |
Germany |
Vasso Giatsidou |
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Agriculture |
Greece |
Carsten Alexander Heinrich | RWTH Aachen University, School of Architecture and Geography | Germany |
Amparo Herrera-Duenas | University of Madrid, Vertebrate Biology and Conservation Complutense |
Spain |
Zoe Heuschkel |
University of Applied Science in Osnabrück, Agricultural Science and Resource Managment | Germany |
Snezana Jovicic |
University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Science, Department of Bilogy and Ecology |
Serbia |
Sarah Liebing |
Employee at ILS IN UAG | Germany |
Petra Matijevic |
United Kingdom |
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Zorica Medo | Technical University of Berlin, School of Architecture | Serbia/Germany |
Mojca Nastran | University of Ljublijana, Biotechnical Faculty, Department of Forestry |
Slovenia |
Andreea Oarga |
Romania | |
Valentina Palermo |
University of Catania, Department of Civil Engineering & Architecture |
Italy |
Kristina Piskur |
University of Ljublijana, Faculty of Social Sciences |
Slovenia |
Xavier Recasens |
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya(UPC), Barcelona, Agronomist in Badalona City Council |
Spain |
Veronika Reven | Municipality of Ljubljana, Department of planning, Department of planning of public surfaces and renovation |
Slovenia |
Zala Schmautz | South Westphalia University of Applied Science - Institut for Green Technology & Rural Development | Switzerland/Slovenia |
Sean Shanagher | DCU/BCFE, Lecturer in Cultural Studies | Ireland |
Maria Shioya | Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Forestry Ecology and Slovak University of Technology, Institute of Management | Slovakia |
Giorgia Silvestri | Pisa University, Department of Environmental Science | Italy |
Jenny Sjöblom | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Human Resources and Managment | Sweden |
Lucie Sovová | Masaryk University in Brno, Faculty of Social Studies - Environmental Studies | Czech Republic |
Andrew Speak | Adam Mickiewicz University(Poznan, Poland), University of Manchester, School of Environment and Development | United Kingdom/Poland |
Rebecca St. Clair | University of Salford, Physiology | United Kingdom |
Basak Tanulku | Turkey | |
Dimitra Theochari | National Technical University of Athen, Department of Architecture Space and Communication | Greece/Germany |
Attila Tóth | FHLE, SUA Nitra, Department of Garden and Landscape Architecture | Slovakia |
Pedro Vasconcelos | City Hall of Vila Pouca de Aguiar | Portugal |
Zala Velkavrh | ProstoRoz | Slovenia |
Krista Maria Willman | University of Tampere, School of Managment, Finland | Finland |
Training School "Urban Agriculture inside the city: alternatives for vacant lots and public space"
The third Training School of the Action took place in Vitoria-Gasteiz (Basque country, Spain) from 24th to 26th September 2014.
Vitoria-Gateiz has experimented an important urban outgrowth in the last decade, mainly through the planning and development of two new neighborhoods, Zabalgana and Salburúa, situated at the eastern and western border of the city, by the Greenbelt. These new development are well-equipped and designed according to sustainability principles. Nevertheless, among the main problems they present is their over-dimensioned public space, which creates some areas lacking enough density and mix of uses. On the other hand it is very expensive for the municipality to maintain these public space with the high Vitorian urban standards for public space. The proposed solution for this problem is a strategy of "re-densification" through the insertion of new uses The debate has arisen about which are the most adequate uses to insert in order to get an increasing of urban vitality, specially considering that housing has reached its peak and that Vitoria-Gasteiz is well served with social and sport amenities.
The main goal of the TS was to offer an opportunity for the reflection about how urban agriculture might be an optimal alternative for the re-qualifying of this over-dimensioned public space in the new neighbourhoods, especially considering it synergic potential as a tool for production, leisure and landscaping, including the possibility of energy crops within the limits of urban space. Continuity with rural and natural surrounding area through alternatives for urban fringe at the small scale is a relevant issue to be considered as well within the reflection.
Taking Zabalgana neighbourhood as a practical field for experiment, the Training School is conceived as a practical and intensive design charrette to be held during a whole day after two days of local knowledge-deepening through field visits and presentations.
Local Organizer:
Carlos Verdaguer-Viana, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) / gea21
Maria de Santiago,Center for Environmental Studies_Vitoria-Gasteiz Municipality
Author: | Carlos Verdaguer-Viana |
Published: | 14/01/2015 |
File size: | 4,27 MB |
Author: | Carlos Verdaguer |
Published: | 21/06/2014 |
File size: | 116,5 KB |
Programme and description of the Training School in Vitoria-Gasteiz
List of Participants
Trainers and local organizer
Carlos Verdaguer | Technical University of Madrid - School of Architecture | Spain |
Henk Renting | RUAF-Foundation (International Network of Resource Centres on Urban Agriculture and Food Security) | Netherlands |
Maria de Santiago | Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council -Environmental Studies Centre (CEA) | Spain |
Mónica Ibarrondo | Municipality of Vitoria-Gasteiz - Head of Rural Planning and Managing | Spain |
Jesus Mesanza | Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council - Environmental Studies Center |
Spain |
Robert Ruíz |
Neiker-Tecnalia - Head of the Department of Animal Production | Spain |
Amaia Ortiz | Neiker-Tecnalia - Head of Plant Production and Protection Department | Spain |
Nerea Morán | Technical University of Madrid - School of Architecture | Spain |
Veronica Hernandez-Jimenez | Technical University of Madrid- Ecology and Landscape Research Group | Spain |
Ana Zazo | Technical University of Madrid - School of Architecture | Spain |
Trainees
Uxue Arbe |
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Spain |
Paola Branduini | Politecnico di Milano PaRID - Ricerca e documentazione internazionale per il paessaggio | Italy |
Katarzyna Bruszewska | Warsaw University of Life Sciences - Department of Landscape Architecture | Poland |
Sonja Fahr | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning |
Germany |
Ana Fennema | Estonian University of Life Sciences - Landscape Architecture |
Spain |
José Luis Fernández |
Spain | |
Jana Frélichová | Global Change Research Center (CzechGlobe) - Department of Human Dimensions of Global Change |
Czech Republic |
Carsten Heinrich | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture and Geography | Germany |
Marina Jiménez | University of Valladolid - Instituto de Urbanística Departamento de Urbanismo | Spain |
Denise Kemper |
Regionalverband Ruhr (RVR) - Regional Association Ruhr | Germany |
Harmonie Lozé | University of Rennes 2 - Social Geography and Agronomy | France |
Daniel Münderlein | Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences - Chair of Landscape Architecture | Germany |
Charlotte Prové | Ghent University - Faculty of Bioscience engineering | Belgium |
Elena Rigas | Politecnico di Torino - Dipartimento di Architettura | Italy |
Marcel Schwab | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning |
Germany |
Ricardo TJ Silva | Centro de Sistemas Urbanos e Regionais - Instituto Superior Técnico | Portugal |
Rebeca StClair | The University of Salford | United Kingdom |
Attila Toth | Slovak University of Agriculture - Department of Garden and Landscape Architecture |
Slovaquia |
Janina Wiesmann | South Westphalia University of Applied Science - Institut for Green Technology & Rural Development | Germany |
From farming near the city to farming with the city
Studying and enhancing the links between places,
activities and policies
COST UAE Training School, Toulouse 25-28/11/2013.
The aim of this training school was to give a better understanding and discuss the links between farming and city, through the interactions between activities, spaces, and public policies at a metropolitan scale. In any cases, it supposes the coordination of different actors in order to develop a shared vision of the presence and the sense of productive activities within and near the city, and to develop collective actions.
The specific goals of the training school were:
- to highlight notions and expertise to study these links in the Toulouse case study, focusing on the territory of the central Masterplan of Toulouse (at large scale, of planning concerns),
- to experience a participative method to facilitate various actors coordination (by “learning by doing”, giving a reproducible participatory method to the participants)
- to collectively produce an understanding of the dynamics and possible evolutions of periurban farming in Toulouse (territorial diagnosis realized with scenarios and action proposals in link with the topic)
- to contribute to the work of WG2 and WG4 of COST action – Urban agriculture in Europe (UAE), by exploring the integration of agricultural issues into governance aspects and spatial visions.
This Training School was held in INP Toulouse - Ecole d’Ingénieurs de Purpan, from November 25th to 28th 2013, and supervised by 6 trainers:
- from Toulouse: Sylvie Paradis[1] (EI Purpan, UMR Agir), Isabelle Duvernoy (INRA, UMR Agir), and Marie-José Fortin (UQAR- Québec,Canada, visiting professor in EI Purpan)
- from Clermont-Ferrand: Sylvie Lardon (INRA & AgroParisTech, UMR Metafort), Salma Loudiyi (VetAgroSup, UMR Metafort) and Giulia Giacché (UMR Metafort and Univ. of Perugia),
9 french guest students helped for organizational support of the event from Master 2 level specialization “Agro-Resources and Environmental Management” (AREM) of EI Purpan where. A total of 17 trainees from 9 UE countries have participated.
The first day was dedicated to formal presentations, explaining the Toulouse case study and institutional organization focusing on the peculiarities of French urban planning policies. During the afternoon a round table with 4 local stakeholders as project managers (Urban Agency of Urban Community of Toulouse Metropole) and agricultural institutions (Board of Agriculture, Regional Direction for Alimentation Agriculture and Forest), have been organized. The stakeholders presented their vision of periurban farming in such an urban context and their profesionnal activities in relation to this issue.
The second day consisted of a field trip, where we interviewed 5 different periurban farmers: an important traditional crop grower who is also a farm contractor (at 15 km from the center of Toulouse), a recent installed owner of a small farm inn where we had lunch (about 35 km from center of Toulouse), a poultry producer who’s farm got circled by urbanization at 30 km from center of Toulouse, an organic cereal producer and miller in direct selling (25 km from center of Toulouse) and a vegetable producer supplying a CSA (the farm in located at about 65 km and the selling point is at 25 km from center of Toulouse). We also met the mayor and the municipal councillor in charge of Urbanism of Pin-Balma where a projet of an “agricultural park” is in elaboration.
On the third day, took place the participative and collaborative experience, called the “Territorial Game”, where a territorial diagnosis with scenarios and proposals of actions got elaborated by the participants in pluri-disciplinary sub-groups. This was specially coordinated by Sylvie Lardon. and the participants had to combine the collected information (datas, maps, inteviews of stakeholders and farmers…) of the two precedent days This itinerary permitted to experience the diversity of opinions and visions, to gather this diversity and to produce collectively a shared vision of the territory. At every step, a collective document (diagnosis, scenarios and actions) was produced. At the end of the day, the trainees were able to make a presentation of this work and to discuss it with 3 local other stakeholders (from the Commununity of Agglomeration of Sicoval, the Regional Association of the Councils for Architecture, Urbanism and Environment, and a farmer & municipal councillor).
The last day permitted to elaborate a leaflet resuming these results and that will be distributed (to the different institutions, stakeholders, farmers and other participants that got involved in the Training School) and to the Cost Action-UAE by the end of 2013. We closed the training school by a debriefingof the event that evaluated the satisfaction and expectation of participants.
Overall, the trainees were mainly satisfied with the collective work, with a very good group dynamics. They acquired a practical knowledge of agriculture in the Toulouse area, even though the time period was very short. Methodological contributions were appreciated, even if the presentation to the local actors did not allow deepening the territorial issues. All trainers and trainees are left delighted by this convivial moment of collective production.
Author: | Sylvie PARADIS, Sylvie LARDON, Salma LOUDIYI, Isabelle DUVERNOY, Giulia GIACCHE, Marie-José FORTIN, |
Published: | 17/03/2014 |
File size: | 988,57 KB |
List of Participants
Trainers
Isabelle Duvernoy | Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA) UMR AGIR 1248 - Toulouse |
France |
Sylvie Paradis | INP Toulouse, Ecole d’Ingénieurs de Purpan & INRA UMR 1248 - Toulouse | France |
Salma Loudiyi | VetAgro Sup – Campus agronomique de Clermont-Ferrand, UMR Métafort | France |
Sylvie Lardon | INRA & AgroParisTech, UMR Métafort | France |
Giulia Giacche | University of Perugia, Department of Economic and Food Sciences | Italy |
Marie-José Fortin | University of Quebec in Rimouski (UQAR), Department Societies Territories and Development | Canada |
Trainees
Alice-Marie Archer | Schumacher Institute | United Kingdom |
Paola Branduini | Politecnico di Milano PaRID - Ricerca e documentazione internazionale per il paessaggio | Italy |
Chiara Briatico | University of Seville | Spain |
Katarzyna Bruszewska | Warsaw University of Life Sciences - Department of Landscape Architecture | Poland |
Martin Dumont | University of Ghent - Department of Architecture and Urban Planning | Belgium |
Rosalia Fillippini | Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna di Pisa / AgroPariTech - LandLab / UMR Métafort | Italy |
Nathalie Gozdziak | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture | Germany |
Denise Kemper | Regionalverband Ruhr - Konzeption Emscher Landschaftspark / AG Neues Emschertal | Germany |
Luis Maldonado | Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - Escola Superior d'Agricultura de Barcelona (ESAB) | Spain |
Lisa Mühlnickel | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture | Germany |
Cyril Mumenthaler | Université de Lausanne - Mouline - Géopolis Institut de géographie et de durabilité | Switzerland |
Xavier Recasens | Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya - Departament d’Enginyeria Agroalimentària i Biotecnologia | Spain |
Karin Sunde | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences project CityFarming - Cultivating the City | Sweden |
Axel Timpe | RWTH Aachen University - Chair of Landscape Architecture | Germany |
Attila Toth | Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra - Department of Garden and Landscape Architecture | Slovakia |
Carolin Vorwerk | RWTH Aachen University - Faculty of Architecture | Germany |
Xin Wang | Universität Stuttgart - Institut für Landschaftsplanung und Ökologie | Germany |
Training School "Understanding Participation", Malmoe 2012
Why do people take part in urban agriculture? / What benefits do they perceive? / What motivates urban gardeners?
The goal of the training school is to give the participants a better understanding of UA from the participating gardeners' perspective. Policies for UA must no doubt take the participants' perspective as a starting point. To work with, not against, the participants' interests is probably a success factor.
Malmoe has a great variety of urban agriculture initiative, top-down initiatives as well as bottom-up. It has also a variety of examples of sustainable urban development initiatives. The city was one of the few invited cities to the exhibition of sustainable urban development at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai. From the city' point of view UA is one of several paths that lead to sustainable urban development. Some of the urban gardeners might agree upon that, but others have more specific motives. There is not just one type of urban gardener. Why do people take part in urban agriculture? What benefits do they perceive? What motivates urban gardeners? These are the questions that the training school is going to deal with.
Each participant is expected to write a short paper on a case they have knowledge of. The paper shall deal with at least one of the questions above. The papers shall be sent in beforehand and be presented and discussed at a paper session the last day. After the training school each participant is expected to write a short paper either comparing the papers that has been presented or expanding their own papers with the theories and empirical observations they have done during the training school.
Tim Delshammar, local organiser
Author: | Tim Delshammar |
Published: | 08/07/2013 |
File size: | 1,14 MB |
Teachers: |
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Joelle Salomon Cavin | Université de Lausanne - Institut de politiques territoriales et d'environnement humain |
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Tim Delshammar | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - Dept. of Landscape Management, Design and Construction |
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Trainees: |
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Alice-Marie Archer | Schumacher Institute, Bristol |
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Maria Bihunova | Slovak University of Agriculture - Department of Garden and Landscape Architecture | |
Cheng Chang | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - Dept. of Landscape Architecture | |
Ciera Crowell | Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya - Escola Tècnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona | |
Barbora Duzi | Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic - Global Change Research Centre, Department for Adaptation Strategies Research | |
Marion Ernwein | Université de Genève - Département de Géographie et Environnement | |
Montse Ferres | Newcastle University - School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape | |
Nuria Font | Universidad de Sevilla - Departamento de Geografía Humana | |
Hanna Fors | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - Department of Landscape Management, Design and Construction | |
Miryam Frixen | TU Dortmund University - Faculty of Spatial Planning | |
Sibylle Henter | University of Applied Sciences South-Westphalia - Department of Agriculture | |
Kristine Herkströter | University of Applied Sciences South-Westphalia - Department of Agriculture | |
Patricia Kettle | National University of Ireland Department of Sociology | |
Melissa Anna Murphy | Norwegian University of Life Sciences - Institutt for landskapsplanlegging | |
Emma Paulsson | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - Department of Landscape Architecture | |
Xavier Recasens Garcia | Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) | |
Kristan Skaarup | University of Copenhagen - Skov og Landskab | |
Marzena Suchocka | Warsaw University of Life Science - Faculty of Landscape Architecture | |
Attila Toth | Slovak University of Agriculture - Department of Garden and Landscape Architecture | |
Helene Weissinger | Universität für Bodenkultur - Division of Viticulture and Pomology | |
External experts and lecturers: |
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Bahar Baser | Okan University Istanbul, Faculty for Architecture and Engineering | |
Gunilla Andersson | Malmö Municipality | |
Sten Göransson | Malmö Municipality | |
Mikael Wallberg | Malmö Municipality | |
Anna Elisabeth Krook | Malmö Municipality | |
Märit Jansson | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences | |
Josef Sjöberg | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences | |
John Michael Taylor | Malmö Municipality |