River Bath Conversation #16 Urban Water in Transition. A conversation about extremes and the (necessity of) rethinking.

Fluss Bad Berlin e.V. info@flussbad-berlin.de flussbad-berlin.de deutsch Sperlingsgasse 1, 10178 Berlin
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Flussbad Berlin e.V. presents the “Fluss Bad Gespräche”!Experts from politics, science, culture and society enter into an active exchange with
Flussbad Garten

Flat garden area with a wooden terrace. A wooden ramp led to the audience area (as well as to the stage).

Nearest public transport: U Museumsinsel, U Spittelmarkt (each approx. 650 m on foot). Immediately neaarby are also paid parking spaces.

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Low-barrier toilet (ramp into the toilet room, the door is very wide so that a wheelchair can pass through. However, there are no holding facilities directly at the toilet).

Outdoor location in low-noise area with natural light sources. Approx. 20 - 40 participants, plus. Passers-by.

On site there is a kiosk car with beverage sales. Food is not offered.

The content of the event is not designed for children. There are no play or changing facilities on site.

We wish to treat each other with consideration and solidarity. All information about the awareness concept can be found here https://www.urbanepraxis.berlin/awareness/
You can reach our awareness team of the practice week at the operating times under: +49 157 53 55 41 96 and on site at Mehringpl

Flussbad Berlin e.V. presents the “Fluss Bad Gespräche”!
Experts from politics, science, culture and society enter into an active exchange with the public. In its 16th Fluss Bad conversation, everything revolves around the topic of water in the city and the need to rethink: What is the state of Berlin’s water? To what extent is water already understood as a resource worth protecting, a valuable material and a common good? Where are the problems still and what solutions are needed to establish sustainable water management?

On the podium:
dr Almut Neumann (Mitte District Office / District Councilor for Order, Environment, Nature, Roads and Green Spaces)
dr Darla Nickel (Berlin Rainwater Agency / Managing Director)
dr Carin Sieker (Berliner Wasserbetriebe / Head of Organizational Unit Strategies and Concepts for Wastewater Disposal)

requested Frauke Bathe (Senate Department for the Environment, Mobility, Consumer and Climate Protection Berlin)

Moderation: Rebecca Wall (Urbane Praxis e.V. and Stadtmacherin)

Event location:

Fluss Bad Garten Sperlingsgasse 1 Ecke Friedrichsgracht, 10178 Berlin

Organization/ Initiative:

FLUSS BAD BERLIN reactivates the Spree Canal as a valuable public space in the center of Berlin. Denn das Wasser wird von den städtischen Bäumen und Grünanlagen an den niederschlagsfreien und im Sommer zunehmend heißen Tagen eigentlich dringend benötigt.