Sunday, 16 September		Monday, 17 September		Tuesday, 18 September		Wednesday, 19 September
YUPPS Workshop (all day) (to be confirmed)		YUPPS Workshop (all day) (to be confirmed)
				YUPPS: Presentation of the results of the Workshop		Spontaneous City in Gothenburg by Gert Urhahn
IFHP Council		Partners Presentations		Anneli Hulthen (Sweden) Bo Aronson (Sweden)		Carin Smuts (South Africa)
		Nicole Foss (Canada)		Coffee break		Cord Soehlke (Germany)
		Coffee break		Andrew Boraine (South Africa)		Coffee break
		Jane-Frances Kelly		Peter Örn (Sweden)		Ann MacAfee (Canada)
		Lars Reuterswärd		Samuel Okello (Kenya)		Dialogue / Göteborg 2021
		Lunch / Transfer to Study Visits		Lunch / Transfer to Study Visits		Announcement of IFHP Centenary Year and Congress
						Lunch
City Tour of Gothenburg		Study Visits with Paper Presentations Strategic Urban Governance in Nordic Cities (SWE/DEN/NOR)		Study Visits with Paper Presentations Parallel: Centrala älvstaden
Opening Ceremony		Dutch Debate
Congress lectures by Claudio Acioly (UN-HABITAT) Soren Hermansen (Denmark)				Congress Party (with dinner)
Mingel Party (with snacks)

Sunday – September 16 - arrival – opening lecture

All delegates will be registered on Sunday. There will be the opportunity for them to get to know each other better and acquaint themselves with the city with a tour of Gothenburg. During the evening there will be an opening lecture followed by a buffet and a chance to socialise.

Monday – September 17 - knowledge required to handle uncertainty and complexity in urban development issues

• What does social sustainability mean on different geographical levels?
• How are urban structures affected by rapid economic and environmental changes?
• What impact do international dynamics such as segregation and migration have on the local level – and how does the situation on the local level impact on the global structure?

Tuesday – September 18 - political visions and ambitions to meet future challenges

• How is a vision shaped?
• Who shapes a vision – and how can we contribute to it?
• Where can places be found to promote greater involvement by the people?
• What degree of global responsibility should a city take and to what extent is this possible?

Wednesday – September 19 - discussion to identify the tools of the future

• How can discussions be conducted that address difficult, complex choices?
• How should the funding system for housing and infrastructure be designed to promote a sustainable society?
• How can we reinforce democracy and empowerment?
• How can a city be created that offers housing to satisfy differing needs?

The days' themes and content will be presented through Swedish and international speakers, educational visits, seminars, workshops and discussions.