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Precinct node "Space" launches digital dialog

Go-ahead: New series of events aims to involve stakeholders and the public in the spatial strategy process

Space. Associations with the term range from the vastness of a landscape to what is livable and lovable about an individual's surroundings to the four walls where people find home. So what does a precinct node do for which "space" acts as a guiding concept? And what does this specialist group of the Future Agency deal with a few weeks before the regular program starts? Questions like these will be answered at the kick-off event of the new digital series "Revier_Talk_Raum."

Alexandra Landsberg, head of the Rhenish Revier Structural Change Unit in North Rhine-Westphalia's Ministry of Economic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalization and Energy, will fire the starting gun in person: she will open the event on Monday, March 29, 6 p.m., via Zoom. "I'm extremely excited to be there when the Precinct Node 'Space' demonstrates even more closeness and transparency by offering insights into its important work," she says: "What's more, this is just the foretaste of a series that, with the help of invited experts, will look at the challenges posed by the task of developing an attractive and livable region from changing perspectives."

The staff of the "Space" precinct node, led by Professor Christa Reicher, will design the continuation of the inaugural event, which is scheduled to last two hours. "With this talk series, we hope to reach professional audiences, but also all citizens who are curious about our topics. The format is ideally suited, even in times when the premise of social distancing applies, to bring focal points into conversation and to exchange ideas and impulses about them," she explains. In addition to Claudia Schwan-Schmitz, technical councillor, who will provide an insight into the planning concepts of the district town of Bergheim, district administrator Frank Rock will also contribute his expectations of the spatial process. Of course, questions and suggestions from the audience are expressly welcome.

Registration and follow-up datesAll interested parties are invited to participate free of charge in the digital events of the "Revier_Talks_Raum" series. All they have to do is send a brief e-mail with the subject "Anmeldung für Revier_Talks_Raum" to in advance. No further personal details are required. You will also receive access codes by e-mail shortly before the date. Below is an overview of the follow-up dates until the summer break with the respective lead topics.

REVIER_TALKS_RAUM 

The Revierknoten Raum is establishing an event format "REVIER_TALKS_RAUM", which serves to communicate the process of creating the Integrated Spatial Strategy for the Rhenish Revier as transparently as possible and to involve interested stakeholders in the region. Activities, planning and processes will be presented and concepts discussed from different perspectives. 

The digital format will start in the spring of 2021 as a series of events

  • on the last Monday of each month (with the partial exception of school holidays)
  • in the early evening 18:00 - 20:00 o‘clock
  • with 2-3 presentations and commentators (involvement of actors from the municipalities) 

All interested parties are invited to participate free of charge in the digital events of the "Revier_Talks_Raum" series. All they have to do is send a brief e-mail with the subject "Registration for Revier_Talks_Raum" to in advance. No further personal details are required. You will receive access codes by e-mail shortly before the event. 

 

All dates in detail also at https://www.rheinisches-revier.de/neues/termine-und-veranstaltungen

Contact for press inquiries

Future Agency for the Rhenish Mining Region / IRR GmbH
Christian Wirtz
- Press spokesman -
Deputy Head of the Communications, Events, Public Participation Department
Phone: +49 2461 690 181
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