8th ANNUAL NEW PARTNERS FOR SMART GROWTH: BUILDING SAFE, HEALTHY & LIVABLE COMMU

一页，必须载有拟议活动的摘要， 公众它应该是一个独立的项目说明，并应包括一个目标和方法的说明。 它应该为在相同或相关领域工作的其他人提供信息，并尽可能为技术人员所理解。 吃奠定读者。本摘要不得包含任何专有/机密信息。 * 请单击添加附件按钮以完成此条目。 7897-Project_Abstract.pdf 跟踪编号：GRANT 00388591 附件 ProjectAbstractAddAttachment 文件名Mime类型 7897-Project_Abstract.pdf应用程序/pdf 跟踪编号：GRANT 00388591 LGC的公共卫生会议资助计划（CDC-PA-HM 08 -801） 项目摘要 项目描述 地方政府委员会（LGC）要求为第八届年度新 智能增长的合作伙伴：建设安全，健康和宜居的社区会议， 2009年1月22日至24日在阿尔伯克基，NM。 在八年前成立之初，智能增长的新伙伴：建立安全，健康， 宜居社区会议系列是第一个从一个角度看待建筑环境的会议。 公共健康和安全的角度。从那时起，这项活动的规模，范围，出席人数， 和声誉，成为每年在美国举行的首屈一指的智能增长会议。现在 代表了近十年的运动，采用多学科的方法来创造 更可持续和健康的社区和社区。的实力 会议来自不同的参与者和发言者谁跨学科分享 经验和见解，以及鼓励智能增长的宝贵工具和战略 实施并“完成它”。" 拟采用的目标和方法 2009年的活动将进一步宣传发展非传统伙伴关系的重要性， 应对创造更健康社区的挑战。该活动将讨论最新的研究 关于环境卫生/慢性病与土地使用的关系等关键问题， 社区发展;与之相关的经济、交通和住房挑战 婴儿潮一代的老龄化和人口的持续增长;邻里学校的作用， 他们在促进我国青年的健康和体育活动方面的作用; 替代交通方式;并进一步协助公共卫生界参与 在各地社区的规划和发展中发挥积极作用。 各国专家将介绍最新的尖端工具和克服障碍的战略， 以及全国各地的成功案例研究。会议将侧重于执行 并为参与者提供教育和动力，让他们重返社区， 准备好应对他们在那里面临的明智增长和公共卫生挑战。 LGC将与一个由机构、组织和私营部门组成的多学科小组合作， 部门制定计划，促进活动，并吸引全国观众的地方当选 官员，市和县工作人员，公共卫生专业人员和健康倡导者，规划者， 运输专业人员和交通工程师，景观设计师，开发商和建筑商， 建筑师、银行家、预防犯罪专业人员、房地产经纪人、城市设计师、公园和 娱乐专业人士，环保主义者，老年人和青年的倡导者，自行车和 行人倡导者，社会公平和负担得起的住房倡导者，以及所有其他人 致力于在世界各地建设更安全、更健康、更宜居的社区。 LGC将在会议结束后12-16周对与会者进行调查，以确定 他们在各自社区采取的行动， 会议，并找出与会者有什么额外的需求，可以通过解决 2010年智能增长会议新合作伙伴计划。 项目叙述文件 文件名MimeType 3845-Mandatory_09_LGC_Proposal.pdf应用程序/pdf 跟踪编号：GRANT 00388591

one page and must contain a summary of the proposed activity suitable for dissemination to the public. It should be a self-contained description of the project and should contain a statement of objectives and methods to be employed. It should be informative to other persons working in the same or related fields and insofar as possible understandable to a technically liter- ate lay reader. This Abstract must not include any proprietary/confidential information. * Please click the add attachment button to complete this entry. 7897-Project_Abstract.pdf Tracking Number: GRANT00388591 Attachments ProjectAbstractAddAttachment File Name Mime Type 7897-Project_Abstract.pdf application/pdf Tracking Number: GRANT00388591 The LGC's Public Health Conference Support Grant Proposal (CDC-PA-HM08-801) Project Abstract Project Description The Local Government Commission (LGC) is requesting funding for the 8th Annual New Partners for Smart Growth: Building Safe, Healthy and Livable Communities Conference, January 22-24, 2009 in Albuquerque, NM. At its inception eight years ago, the New Partners for Smart Growth: Building Safe, Healthy and Livable Communities Conference series was the first to look at the built environment from a public health and safety perspective. Since then, this event has grown in size, scope, attendance, and reputation to become the premier smart growth conference held in the U.S. each year. It now represents nearly a decade of a movement to employ a multi-disciplinary approach to creating more sustainable and healthy neighborhoods and communities everywhere. The strength of this conference comes from the variety of participants and speakers who cross disciplines to share experiences and insights, and valuable tools and strategies to encourage smart growth implementation and "get it done." Objectives and Methods to be Employed The 2009 event will further promote the importance of developing nontraditional partnerships to tackle the challenge of creating healthier communities. The event will address the latest research on key issues such as the environmental health/chronic disease connections to land use and community development; the economic, transportation and housing challenges associated with aging baby boomers and continued population growth; the role of neighborhood schools and their role in promoting the health and physical activity of our nation's youth; the promotion of alternative modes of transportation; and further assist in engaging the public health community in playing an active role in the planning and development of communities everywhere. National experts will present the latest in cutting edge tools and strategies to overcome barriers, and successful case studies from around the country. The sessions will focus on implementation and provide participants with the education and motivation to return to their communities prepared to address the smart growth and public health challenges that face them there. The LGC will work with a multi-disciplinary group of agencies, organizations and the private sector to develop the program, promote the event, and draw a national audience of local elected officials, city and county staff, public health professionals and health advocates, planners, transportation professionals and traffic engineers, landscape architects, developers and builders, architects, bankers, crime prevention professionals, realtors, urban designers, parks and recreation professionals, environmentalists, advocates for older adults and youth, bicycle and pedestrian advocates, advocates for social equity and affordable housing, and all others committed to building safer, healthier, and more livable communities everywhere. The LGC will survey conference participants 12-16 weeks after the event to determine what actions they have taken in their communities relative to the information presented at the conference, and to find out what additional needs participants have that can be addressed through the 2010 New Partners for Smart Growth Conference program. Project Narrative File(s) FileName MimeType 3845-Mandatory_09_LGC_Proposal.pdf application/pdf Tracking Number: GRANT00388591