Nationwide environmental and transport congress

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The National Environment and Transport Congress (BUVKO) is a German congress on the subject of the environment and transport , at which scientists, environmental and transport associations and an interested public come together. It emerged in 2001 from the Citizens' Initiative Transport Congress (BIVKO) and takes place every two years in a different city. Aspects such as soft mobility , mobility management or sustainable transport policy are dealt with.

history

In 1978 citizens' initiatives from Berlin organized the first BIVKO out of a desire to collaborate with other initiatives. At the congress, nationwide contacts could soon be made with scientists and other people active in transport policy . As the percentage of citizens 'initiatives among the participants decreased and more and more scientists and representatives from administrations, associations and political parties took part, the citizens' initiative traffic congress was renamed the nationwide environmental and traffic congress in 2001. The BUVKO is organized by the two associations Umkehr eV and FUSS eV

In addition to representatives from associations, ministries and administrations, the speakers also include well-known transport and environmental scientists, for example Hermann Knoflacher , Karl Ganser , Udo Becker , Dirk Zumkeller and Heiner Monheim . The BUVKO is also respected by politics, as the former Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel described the BUVKO as "an essential link between NGOs in the environment and transport sector and scientists, administrations and politics"

Conference locations

The BUVKO is held every two years in a different city, each with a special focus and motto.

year Meeting place motto
1978 Berlin
1979 Mülheim an der Ruhr
1981 Stuttgart
1983 Kiel
1985 kassel
1987 Karlsruhe
1989 Hanover
1991 Frankfurt am Main
1993 Halle / Saale
1995 Hamburg «Nothing works without us»
1997 Freiburg in Breisgau "Flat rail instead of aviator madness"
1999 Cologne
2001 Leipzig "Traffic begins in the head"
2003 Munich "Mobility plus despite budget minus"
2005 Bremen "EU on site: sustainably mobile!"
2007 Stuttgart "Demographic Change and Mobility"
2009 Dresden «Short ways to a better climate»
2011 trier "Limits of traffic, traffic without borders?"
2013 Berlin "Cities in the future: green and mobile?"
2015 Erfurt "Moving inner cities with fair mobility"
2017 Wuppertal «Living (t) space street - ecological and social»
2019 Darmstadt «People and the city in motion»

Important results of the last congresses are for example the Trier Manifesto on Sustainable Mobility, or the Berlin Appeal for Urban and Open Space Planning.

The 22nd Federal Environment and Transport Congress BUVKO took place from March 15 to 17, 2019 with a total of 440 participants at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences. The motto of the congress was "People and cities on the move". The organizer on site at the Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences was the Faculty of Civil Engineering - focus on transport, as well as associations and organizations from Darmstadt and Hesse. The program was co-designed by the Forum Mensch und Verkehr in the Association for Urban, Regional and State Planning SRL. The 23rd BUVKO will take place in Munich in March 2021 .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Greetings from Federal Environment Minister Gabriel on BUVKO 2007 ( Memento from August 22, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF file, 225 kB)
  2. Das Tierer Manifest ( Memento from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ^ Berlin appeal

Web link

Internet presence of the nationwide environmental and transport congress