What makes a city resilient? Arup Australasia’s Joan Ko Joan Ko is delivering the keynote speech for the session 'Broadening the concept of resilience' at Property Council of Australia #FutureCities Summit.

What makes a city resilient? Greg Paramor from Charter Hall Group, Rod Fehring Frasers Property Australia, Joan Ko from Arup Australasia and Caroline Squires from Ethos Urban @CRC_LCL

A stellar panel discussing #resilience in #cities and real estate projects. #futurecities

The Melbourne Gates Cambridge alumni met up and tripped through an enormous range of discussion topics - wastewater, rail, economics, modern childhood and climate change. Love the Gates community.

Transport contributes to 18% of Australia’s total greenhouse gas emissions. What is the role for policy change and technology in creating a pathway forward? Tonight Joan Ko joins Ross Garnaut for an Engineers Australia event to discuss.

'It would be a mistake to think that engineers will solve it all.' Meredith Westafer Here, here. (says me, an almost engineer) #WEC2019

I'm presenting on global green infrastructure requirements today. Come find me.

Interesting differences between what engineering academics and employers think should be covered in engineering education programs. Look at the academic/employer gap for no poverty and zero hunger. #WEC19Aus

Empathy, humility and commitment. This is how engineers can avoid creating more problems with each 'solution' we come up with... Prof Elizabeth Taylor from the International Engineering Alliance. #WEC19Aus

'When you think of circular economy as a business strategy, then resource efficiency is a source of value, not a cost reduction approach.' Joyanne Manning Arup Australasia at #WEC19Aus

At #WEC19Aus, Kara Brussen traces how the SDGs have been adopted into Welsh national legislation, down to organisations and projects. Sustainably logic at its finest.

So great to see the green infrastructure targets in all these cities Joan Ko -I think it’s time to add greening marine infrastructure to this! #WEC19Aus

How lucky am I! I'm chairing this event with the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change the week she announced the transformation on Victoria's recycling system.

After the news of Victoria’s new recycling scheme we're looking forward to hearing Lily D'Ambrosio MP and Claire Ferres-Miles Sustainability Victoria at today’s CEDA event. Arup’s Joan Ko will chair discussion on how #CircularEconomy principles could benefit Vic: ow.ly/Iv3h50yuVZD

It's Victoria's housing drought that no one saw coming after 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns. Are housing estates and build-to-rent projects the solution? #TheConversationHour #podcast Warwick Long Richelle Hunt Wendy Stone Joan Ko abc.net.au/radio/melbourn…

Calling all Daylesford and Hepburn Springs residents and fans! We have a short survey (10 questions) about the Daylesford Court House Reserve for which we would love your input. It will help us put together a strategic plan for the site. surveymonkey.com/r/3GKCNRL

I was on the radio. In summary: greenfield developments can be done well but we all need to get our act together.

A heartfelt congratulations to our long-term committee member and Chair, Helen Weston, who has been recognised by DELWP for her outstanding contributions and commitment as part of its Committees of Management 2020 Recognition Program.

Helen Weston is a role model for me. An active Chair that keeps our attention and efforts on the things that matter.

I am proud to be part of Working Heritage. The committee and staff have had an outstanding year despite COVID-19. We've continued to invest in infrastructure, do our bit to keep the economy going. We've held events and supported our tenants. Have a read of this beautiful report.