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Maria Adebowale-Schwarte is listed as Director, Living Space Project at Foundation for FutureLondon, based in United Kingdom, United Kingdom, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at future.london and a matched LinkedIn profile for Maria Adebowale-Schwarte.
Maria Adebowale-Schwarte previously worked as Chief Executive Officer at Foundation For Futurelondon and Chief Executive Officer at Foundation For Futurelondon. Maria Adebowale-Schwarte holds Master Of Laws (Llm), Law, Human Rights, Environmental Law (Uk & International) from Soas University Of London.
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Maria is a city and an urban place strategist. Focusing on inclusive making, social value, collaborative design, culture, and funding models that are inclusive, equitable, and underpin good growth. She works with diverse organisations, communities and partners from around the world, and across sectors.Her career started in planning, environment, and human rights law. Moreover, she's developed a portfolio of work that underpins ethically driven, inclusive co-created and economically viable places, spaces and cities using a mix of frameworks, from social value to heritage and culture.She's is the former CEO of the Foundation for Future London and the Founder of Living Space Project.She was awarded an Inaugural Knowledge Equity Fellowship at the Centre for Knowledge Equity at the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Oxford University. And, an Ambassador for the Design Council.Maria sits on a number boards, and advisory groups including the Heritage Lottery Fund (Chaired the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Taskforce), the Environment Agency and the London Sustainable Development Commission (LSDC - Co-Chair of the Social Regeneration Committee).She has sat Place Making Leadership Council, and the Raynsford Planning Task Force Review.She regularly writes articles and blogs and has written for, amongst others - The Guardian, New Start, Prospect Magazine, the United Nations and Policy Press. Her book ‘The Place Making Factor - Disrupting Siloed Appoaches’ which blends fact and narratives on environment, place and grantmaking is described as a “must read.” Maria is a regular speaker on urban placemaking and cities. And she's been invited to talk at ECO City 2023, TEDx Women London, Placemaking Week, the WOW (Women of the World) Festival, United Nations, and the World Bank. She’s also received numerous distinctions including a Mayor’s London Leaders Award and a Clore Social Fellowship. If she could change one thing through her work everyone would have a decent home and a great place to live, work and play.In her spare time, she collects 'knackered old Penguin paperbacks,' enjoys taking walks around neighborhoods and having a laugh with her family or settling down to a few a good book or a podcast.
Listed skills include Stategic Planning, Stakeholder Engagement, Grant Funding, Urban Planning, and 38 others.
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London, London, GB
The Foundation for FutureLondon is a visionary and inspirational charity established to support the ambition and knowledge of the city’s East London communities and cultural partners in creating inclusive placemaking projects and strengthening local and creative economies through the promotion of arts, culture, science and education.
London, England, GB
Place & City: strategy design, planning, and architectural advice, research, policy development, collaborative urban neighbourhood co-design consultations.Project & policy advice: to architects, community groups, charitable trusts, planners, developers, central and local governmentProject management: medium to large scale multi-partnership projects.
London, Greater London, GB
Establishing the Social Value Regeneration Committee, working with the LSDC team, and committee members to define and develop social value regeneration framework/projects that support the London Mayor's good growth agenda.
London, Greater London, GB
The London Sustainable Development Commission was established in 2002 to advise the Mayor of London on making London a 'sustainable world city.' It provides independent advice to the Mayor of London on his sustainable development duty. The Mayor appoints commissioners to help London meet create good growth, and tackle huge environmental, social and.
London, Greater London, GB
GB
As a trustee, I work collaboratively with my co-trustees to lead strategic development and make decisions on grant requests over £2million. We also decide on applications under grant programmes focusing on historic parks, landscapes and townscapes
GB
The London Committee is one of 12 English regions, as well as Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Assisted by the London Head of Region, and grant assessment team, and the committee Chair, we make decisions on grant requests between £100,000 and just under £1million.
GB
The South East England Committee is one of the Heritage Lottery Fund committees across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland responsible for making decisions on grant applications between £100,000 and £2million. It recommends on funding priorities and provide a crucial local perspective for applications of £2m and above as well as for those.
London, GB
Working with TCPA, the Taskforce Chair, Lord Raynsford, and members to review 'to identify 'how government can reform the English planning system to make it fairer, better resourced and capable of producing quality outcomes, while still encouraging the production of new homes',
Bristol, GB
Works to protect and improve the environment and make it a better place for people and wildlife.It operates at the place where environmental change has its greatest impact on people’s lives. And, its purpose is to reduce the risks to people and properties from flooding; make sure there is enough water for people and wildlife; protect and improve air, land.
A member of the international cross-disciplinary place making network formed by the Project for Public Space.
London, England, GB
As an Associate, I support Futurecity's drive for excellence in developing cultural placemaking strategies, and delivering significant projects in the urban development context that are inclusive, and moreover support community benefits and local economies.
Brooklyn, NY, US
Project for Public Spaces (PPS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people create and sustain public spaces that build cohesive communities. We are the central hub of the global placemaking movement, connecting people to ideas, resources, expertise, and partners who see place as the key to addressing our challenges. As a Senior Fellow, I.
Doncaster, GB
TCV works across the UK to create healthier and happier communities for everyone where activities have a lasting impact on people's health, prospects, neighbourhoods and places.
Advising on applications and selecting projects from diverse communities to tackle social, economic and environmental challenges for £5000,000 to £1million grants.
GB
Independent Panel member advising on, and assessing applications to the Access to Nature funding programme. A programme established to help communities enjoy and improve their local natural environment.
London, London, GB
Big Green Challenge, £1 million community and climate change award.
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Maria Adebowale-Schwarte works for Foundation for FutureLondon.
Maria Adebowale-Schwarte is listed as Director, Living Space Project at Foundation for FutureLondon.
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Maria Adebowale-Schwarte has worked for Foundation For Futurelondon, Living Space Project, London Sustainable Development Commission, Heritage Lottery Fund, and Town And Country Planning Association (Tcpa).
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Maria Adebowale-Schwarte holds Master Of Laws (Llm), Law, Human Rights, Environmental Law (Uk & International) from Soas University Of London.
Maria Adebowale-Schwarte is listed with skills including Stategic Planning, Stakeholder Engagement, Grant Funding, Urban Planning, Public Policy, Cultural Heritage, Sustainable Development, and Corporate Social Responsibility.
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