Urban Coastal Development and Ecological Sustainability
of Al-Khor Mangrove Forests
Young Planning Professionals’ Workshop
November 3-7, 2021 – Doha, Qatar
Organised as part of the » 57th World Planning Congress
Background
The Young Planning Professionals’ Programme is a crucial component of ISOCARP’s dedication to promote and enhance the planning profession and commitment to facilitate knowledge for better cities with the young generations, the future leaders of our profession. It was initiated in 1991 at the 26th ISOCARP Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico. Since then, it has become tradition to organise the workshops in the week preceding the annual world congress in order to provide unique opportunities to Young Planning Professionals (YPPs) to share their experiences in an attempt to resolve complex and multi-dimensional planning problems.
The Programme has facilitated a unique creative spirit within the Society, and it has become a source of new ideas, innovation and rejuvenation not only for the Society but also for our partners; and has made a huge impact on participants’ professional lives, in the name of the universal vision of promoting and enhancing the planning profession. It has also contributed towards making life-long friendships beyond borders, languages, cultures and professional backgrounds. According to this tradition, the YPP workshop will be offered again this year during the 57th ISOCARP World Planning Congress, which will take place in Doha, Qatar. The workshop itself will take place between 3 and 7 November, and the final presentation will be scheduled during one of the congress plenary sessions. The workshop will be organised in partnership with the Qatar Ministry of Municipality and Environment.
Poster Prize Winners
Jury Report
The jury would like to congratulate and thank every one of the YPPs for sharing their interesting ideas, analysis and research outcomes. The jury found the posters to be a beneficiary contribution to the 57th ISOCARP World Planning Congress. It is stimulating to see what the next generation planners are currently working toward, to get introduced to new ideas and inspiring observations.
The jury was evaluating the posters based on three criteria: originality of content, graphic quality and technical outreach. We were particularly looking for posters with a clear message, that focus attention and make one stop and think. Moreover, we very much appreciate to see not only analysis but also some suggestions on how to tackle some issues that fellow planners may learn and benefit from.
The jury selected two posters for the award, one winner and one runner-up. Additionally, an “artistic mention” was selected.
Artistic Mention: Poster by Paul Susmita
Paul’s poster has a harmonious choice of colors and structure, which is impressive and appealing. A better explanatory quality would have achieved a higher mark.
Runner-up: Poster by Vipul Kumar
The poster clearly expresses information about the project with a simple structure. The technical information was also satisfying. The graphic elements, color combination and clarity do not match the quality of the research and proposal, but still the poster clearly reproduces the message of the paper.
Winner: Poster by Manasa Garikaparthi
The author was successful in condensing the informative elements of the poster and reducing the framework of the project to the minimum necessary to display the background, process and results with excellent graphic and text quality.
The poster is well developed, attractive and informative. Color, format, and proportions are harmonious and satisfying.
Doha , 11 November 2021
Li Fan, Mona Abdelkhaluk, Rolf Schuett – YPP Poster Jury
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