Co-creating safe & liveable neighbourhoods and communities

Expert programme in collaboration with My Liveable City

This multidisciplinary programme brings together international experts to explore how integrated planning across housing, infrastructure, and landscape creates secure, liveable urban spaces. Through expert-led sessions and site visits, participants learn to design inclusive and climate-resilient communities.

Date
Wednesday 6 Jan 2027, 09:00 - Sunday 10 Jan 2027, 17:00
Type
Course
Spoken Language
English
Location

Alembic City, Vadodara, India

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More about the programme

The curriculum is taught by global specialists spanning sociology, governance, architecture, planning, ecology, landscape, mobility, and engineering. To bridge theory and practice, the schedule pairs classroom lectures and interactive workshops with hands-on site visits to notable urban developments in Vadodara and Ahmedabad.

Target audience

The programme is created for mid-to-senior-level professionals from the public and private sectors, including government officials, real estate developers, architects, urban designers, financiers, consultants, and academicians. Together, these participants form a symbiotic ecosystem dedicated to designing inclusive and climate-resilient cities.

Important details

  • Dates: 6th-10th January 2027
  • Venue: Alembic City, Vadodara, India
  • Fees for Indian participants: INR 70,000 plus 18% taxes, with early bird discounts and group packages available.
  • Fees for International participants: Special package of Euros 1,250, which covers course costs, domestic travel from Mumbai/Delhi to Vadodara, and accommodation with breakfast and dinner.
  • Certification: Participants successfully completing the course will receive a joint certificate from the IHS-MLC Academy.
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