The Herrenhausen Conference "Dangerous Landscapes" on November 27-29, 2017 will specifically examine trans-disciplinary and emerging approaches to disaster risk reduction in low-income communities. It will address integrative and affordable forms of prevention and counteractions that could be integrated into everyday life of threatened communities.

A broad array of experts from various disciplines is invited to join the conference, including researchers and practitioners of landscape and urban design, the humanities, the engineering sciences, as well as those involved in community-based organizations.

Program

A detailed program can be found here.
Cluster 1: Towards a Deeper Understanding of Risk
Cluster 2: Community-based Knowledge and Coping Strategies
Cluster 3: Landscape-based Disaster Risk Management
Cluster 4: Weaving and Wiring

Registration

There are no fees for attendance, but registration is essential. If you would like to attend the conference, please register by clicking here.

Language

The conference language is English.

For the additional information, please, follow the link.