Join CIHT’s Masterclass to kickstart 2025 with the right knowledge on how to build resilience to climate change in the transport system nationally and internationally.
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| CIHT Member Ticket | FREE |
| Partner Employee Ticket | £20.00 |
| Non-Member Ticket | £33.00 |
You will hear the latest projects and research that have been shaping how the sector identifies challenges and solutions to cope with extreme weather events such as heavy storms, flooding and heat.
During this masterclass you will:
This webinar is open to both CIHT Members, CIHT Partner Employees and non-members. This webinar is free for all CIHT Members to attend and is charged for CIHT Partner Employees and non-members.
Juan is currently a Senior Sustainability Engineer at Foster + Partners in London, UK, acting as the in-house expert in infrastructure resilience. Specialised in urban resilience and adaptation of civil infrastructure to climate change, he has worked supporting cities on climate and sustainability issues, working on cutting-edge projects, proposals and knowledge products. Juan is a civil engineer with a PhD from the University of Cambridge in climate change adaptation planning of urban road infrastructure, which demonstrated how these structures can be improved to achieve resilient, safe, and inclusive cities. He has several years of experience working in sustainability and resilience projects in Colombia, Chile, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines, Kenya, Tajikistan and Türkiye, with clients such as World Bank, EBRD, Network Rail, and Heathrow Airport.
Max Hornbuckle is an economist at Arup focused on people driven approaches to urban problems. He has expertise in qualitative research methods and appraisal, with significant experience in both transport and climate resilience. He has worked with DFT and TFL on the economic post-opening impact of the Elizabeth Line, as well as securing the economic legacy of East West Rail. Alongside this he has worked on climate adaptation and resilience, with multiple Socio-economic analyses of green energy infrastructure projects and climate resilience schemes.
Freddy Curtis is an economist at Arup passionate about applying economic theory and data-driven decision-making to stimulate sustainable and positive change. With expertise in transport and climate resilience, he has worked with the CCC on cost effective urban heat adaptation, the DfT and TfL on evaluating the economic impacts of the Elizabeth line, and the EBRD on developing a Green City Action Plan for Agadir, Morocco.
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| Ticket Prices (Inc. VAT) | |
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| CIHT Member Ticket | FREE |
| Partner Employee Ticket | £20.00 |
| Non-Member Ticket | £33.00 |
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