 |
 |
 |
|
World
Leisure Expo 2006
The first ever World Leisure EXPO opens in the city of Hangzhou, China on April 22 and runs until October 22, 2006. A joint enterprise of the World Leisure, The City of Hangzhou, and the Songcheng Group, it is designed to celebrate the diversity of leisure and its capacity to change the lives of people and communities world wide. For more information visit the official website World
Leisure 9th World Leisure Congress 2006
The World Leisure EXPO will be a six-month world exposition from mid-May to mid-October, 2006, and will be comprised of a series of exhibitions, special events, conferences, trade shows, and training programs. The overall purpose of the event is to promote leisure as a means for improving the quality of life for all. For more information visit the official website IFPRA
Europe 2006
The theme "Trees as living beings, essential in city development" will be interesting to all the participants and will offer the opportunity to get an update on the latest research and experimentation works, the latest knowledge, and the new technologies for selecting, breeding or planting trees in towns. For more information visit the official website Parks
and Leisure Australia Annual Conference 2006
An excellent program that has been put together by the Conference Program Committee, featuring some of the best parks and leisure professionals in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA and the UK. What ever your specialty or area of interest, you will come away from this year’s conference with a whole new suite of ideas on bicycle paths, sports facilities, planning initiatives, park management, community spaces, aquatic developments, research, sports grounds, skate parks, the arts, playground developments, young people’s programs, open space, tourism, etc. For more information visit the official website or download the official PLA 2006 Bulletin. International
Awards for Liveable Communities 2006
The LivCom Awards were launched in 1997 and are endorsed by the United Nations Environment Programme. LivCom is the world’s only Awards Competition focussing on Best Practice regarding the management of the local environment. The objective of LivCom is to improve the quality of life of individual citizens through the creation of ‘liveable communities’. For more information visit the official website IFPRA World Conference 2007 Games of the XXIX Olympiad - Beijing 2008
On 13 July 2001 at the 112th IOC Session in Moscow, Beijing was elected the Host City for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad in 2008. The vote followed in line with the recommendation of the IOC Evaluation Commission that "a Beijing Games would leave a unique legacy to China and to sports. The Commission is confident that Beijing could organise an excellent Games". For more information visit the official website IFPRA Asia Pacific Conference 2008 - Making Connections
Host Organisation: New Zealand Recreation Association For more information visit the official website or download the information brochure. IFPRA Europe 2009 More information is available from Christy Boylan via email. East Asian Games 2009
IFPRA World Conference 2010 Jointly hosted by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Hong Kong Recreation Management Association. Hong Kong has a rich heritage and culture and despite its relatively small total area has in excess of 2,100 hectares of public leisure facilities. One of the oldest parks, the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, was founded in 1871. Other famous attractions include the Tai Po Waterfront Park , Hong Kong Disneyland, Ocean Park, and the recently opened Hong Kong Wetland Park a 61 hectare world class ecotourism attraction. Plan to visit Hong Kong in 2010 - there is plenty to see, learn and enjoy.
XVIII
International Botanical Congress - 2011
The Australian botanical community invites you to Melbourne, Australia in July 2011 to participate in the XVIII International Botanical Congress. Australia has a vibrant scientific community active across all botanical disciplines and its researchers play a prominent and highly collaborative role in international biological sciences. The Australian flora, with its many endemics and strong Gondwanan element provides a unique opportunity full of inspiring experiences for the botanical visitor. Its ancient landscape includes vast deserts, tropical and temperate rainforests, floristically rich heathlands and unique eucalypt forests. Australia’s botanical community is eager to welcome international colleagues to the 2011 IBC for an intellectually stimulating and socially memorable occasion. For more information visit the official website or download the information brochure. IFPRA Asia Pacific Congress 2011 IFPRA Europe 2012
|
© 2004 - 2012 IFPRA Asia Pacific |