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A Public Practice lunchtime event to discuss the role of the public sector in delivering a green recovery.

There is no shortage of rhetoric and ambition around the need for a green recovery from the effects of COVID-19. The government has set out plans to ‘Build Back Better’. Over 200 Council’s have declared a climate emergency. But where does responsibility lie for actually delivering the long term recovery and renewal of local economies?

Public Practice is convening a panel discussion focusing on the role of local authorities to provide stewardship for a fair and sustainable recovery. With contributions from across disciplines and places, panellists will share their thinking about how authorities can develop the capacity to build back better and build back greener.

This event is hosted on Zoom and is free to attend. However, registration is required.

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Pooja Agrawal - Incoming Chief Executive, Public Practice (Chair)
Mark Atherton - Director of Environment, Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Rafe Bertram - Sustainability Facilitator, Meridian Water and London Borough of Enfield
Miatta Fahnbulleh - Chief Executive, New Economics Foundation
Georgia Gould - Leader, Camden Council

PUBLIC DISCUSSION: New Green Recovery

General Info

Event Type(s) Talks and Debates
Admission / Cost FREE
Tickets/Booking/RSVP: www.eventbrite.co.uk/...

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PUBLIC PRACTICE

About PUBLIC PRACTICE is a not-for-profit social enterprise. Our purpose is to increase and diversify the built environment expertise working in local government, and to transform the status of public service, and support those working within it to lead the way. To do this we have created a unique professional placement programme specifically designed for built environment practitioners such as architects and their public authority hosts. We offer professionals currently in the private sector an attractive route into working for the public sector whilst also celebrating and capturing leading industry knowledge and sharing it across the wider sector.

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