RESEARCH REPORT After each secondment, researchers need to complete and submit a Research Report, which records research methods, research outputs, evaluates research objectives and gives conclusions and recommendations. The Research Report is significant for a number of reasons. It is important for the host institutes, as it enables them to evaluate their incoming secondments. Furthermore, it is of importance to the UKNA Secretariat, which will use it for reporting to the European Commission. Please make sure to complete the Research Report within 1 month after the end of your secondment together with your e-ticket, scan of boarding pass & mobility form and to share it with: Your home institute Your host institute (see pages 2 and 3 for the necessary contact information) Research Report, 2015 , page 1 Contact persons International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), Leiden Gien San Tan: g.s.tan@iias.nl Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture (TUD) ukna-bk@tudelft.nl Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris-Belleville (ENSAPB) Adèle Esposito: adeleesposito@yahoo.fr University College London, Development Planning Unit (DPU) Michael Casey-Gillman; m.casey-gillman@ucl.ac.uk Beijing University of Technology, College of Architecture and Urban Planning (CAUP) - Hui Xiaoxi (Sebastian): x.hui@bjut.edu.cn Tianjin University, School of Architecture (TIANJIN) Sheng Qiang: shengqiang1234@hotmail.com Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies (CURS) Deng Zhituan: dzt@sass.org.cn China Academy of Urban Planning and Design (CAUPD) Xie Yongqing; bingxixie@163.com Shuo Huang; huangs@caupd.com Hong Kong University, Department of Architecture (HKU) Juan Du ; jduhku@hku.hk and Crystal Ho: Crystal Ho ; crystal.ho@hku.hk Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS) Neha Sami: nsami@iihs.ac.in Ambedkar University (AUD) Rohit Negi: rohit@aud.ac.in CEPT University Meghal Arya; meghalarya@cept.ac.in Research Report, 2015 , page 2 1. Personal Information Surname Given name(s) Gender Date of Birth Home institute Host institute Contact E-mail Phone Research Report, 2015 , page 3 2. Secondment Secondment dates Start (MM/DD/YYYY): End (MM/DD/YYYY): Title of research project Which of the following categories best describe your research project? (More than one answer possible) 1 2 3 IDEAS OF THE CITY: This research theme explores competing ideas of the contemporary city from historical perspectives to illuminate the continuities and ruptures in the process of city making. CITIES BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE: This theme examines who are the actors and how they interact in the production, shaping, contestation and transformation of the city. It explores the relations between human flourishing and the making of urban space and form, with a particular concern for the rights of residents and users in the process. FUTURE OF CITIES: This theme considers the challenges of urban dwellers and users in the areas of land, housing, infrastructure, services, planning and the environment, personal well being (including livelihoods and human capital), and “life spaces” (comprising culture, urban heritage, public spaces, and associational life). Abstract (max. 500 words) Research Report, 2015 , page 4 □ □ □ Research method(s) (max. 500 words) Please describe what type of research method(s) were used. Research outputs (max. 1000 words) Mention at least the following: 1) What is the practical relevance of your research project? 2) For whom is your research relevant? 3) How is your UKNA research linked to other ongoing or planned (research) initiatives? Dissemination of knowledge (max. 500 words) Please describe how you have disseminated knowledge of your (previous or ongoing) research work. Please attach any relevant materials (such as Powerpoint presentations, lecture texts, (drafts for) articles etc.). Please only attach original documents (.ppt / .pdf / .doc etc.) Attendance of relevant events Please list the events (workshops, conferences, roundtables etc.) you have attended while being seconded. Please give a short description of how they have contributed to your research. Evaluation and conclusions (max. 500 words) Please evaluate the research objectives as set in the Research Plan and describe how and why they were (not) met. Please clearly conclude your research. Recommendations (max. 500 words) Research Report, 2015 , page 5 Research Report, 2015 , page 6 5. Signature □ Yes, I give the UKNA Secretariat permission to publish my Research Abstract on the UKNA website □ No, I do not give the UKNA Secretariat permission to publish my Research Abstract on the UKNA website Signature Date (MM/DD/YYYY): Research Report, 2015 , page 7