广州发展往哪走，谁说了算？Who has the final say in Guangzhou's development? | Aster Li 李文洁 | TEDxGuangzhou

当东山口传来拆迁的消息，大家才意识到熟悉的街道和建筑可能很快就会让位给城市的发展——这样的事件对于无论在广州或是其他城市的人们来说都不陌生。我们应该如何参与这些与我们生活环境息息相关的讨论，而参与真的有用吗？李文洁通过自己和机构的事例告诉我们，只要大家都愿意参与，就一定有用。

When news of the demolition of Dongshankou came, people realized that familiar streets and buildings might soon give way to urban development - such events are not new to people in Guangzhou or in other cities. How should we engage in these discussions that are so relevant to our living environment, and does participation really work? Aster Li tells us through her own example and that of her organization that if people are willing to participate, it will work. 李文洁目前作为 CECA 的总干事，带领团队通过对环评、城市规划及法律法规研究，致力提升公众参与，关注珠三角和渤海湾地区的海洋和海岸生态问题。

在法律的各个面向中，文洁认为公众参与是最有意思的一环：公共事务由相关部门以及民间社会大众，共同协商，一起参与；大家透过法律定下的规矩，以科学理性的心，平等地讨论制定社会政策。


As the director-general of CECA, Aster leads a team that seeks to increase public participation through research on environmental impact assessment, urban planning, and laws and regulations, focusing on marine and coastal ecological issues in the Pearl River Delta and Bohai Bay regions.

Among the various aspects of law, Aster believes that public participation to be the most interesting one: public affairs are negotiated and participated by the relevant departments and civil societies; social policies are discussed and formulated on an equal footing with the scientific and rational minds through the rules laid down by law. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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