PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 2008

PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 2008 

CONGRESS AND EXHIBITION FOR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 

HANNOVER EXHIBITION GROUNDS, 23–24 JANUARY 2008 

HALL 2 

www.public-infrastructure.de 

In association with: Offi cial patron: 

Platinum sponsor: 

Event organizer:

PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 

CONGRESS AND EXHIBITION FOR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 

23–24 JANUARY 2008 

SHAPING OUR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 

A WARM WELCOME TO THE SHOW 

Knowledge and contacts – PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE is the leading 

event for practitioners and players in the public and private infrastructure 

sector. At the premiere of PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 

in September 2006 a line-up of 140 speakers and 60 exhibitors 

attracted an audience of more than 1,000 politicians, public administrators 

and business leaders. 

The themes for January 2008 are as follows: 

Innovative strategies and solutions 

for the fi nancing, construction, management and operation 

of public infrastructure projects 

Together with our sponsoring partners we warmly invite you to join 

us in January. 

HERE YOU’LL MEET DECISION-MAKERS AND MANAGEMENT 

PROFESSIONALS FROM 

Local authorities 

– Council leaders, mayors 

– City managers and treasurers 

– Heads of department 

National and regional government 

– Ministers, secretaries of state, heads of department 

(Transport, Finance, Economic Affairs, Environment, etc.) 

Muncipal undertakings (local public transport, utilities and 

waste disposal) 

Construction industry 

Auditors and management consultants 

Financial service providers and lawyers 

Engineers and technical service providers 

BY PRACTITIONERS, FOR PRACTITIONERS 

Civil 

engineering projects 

Event organizer: 

Road 

construction projects 

THE CONGRESS PROGRAM 

Strategy 

COME AND HEAR TOP-NOTCH SPEAKERS SUCH AS 

Peer Steinbrück, Federal Minister of Finance 

Ulrich Potthast, Director of Finance of the Joint Local Government 

Agency for the Simplification of Administrative Procedures (KGSt) 

Roland Schäfer, Vice President of the German Federation of 

Municipalities (DStGB), Mayor of the City of Bergkamen 

Stephan Weil, President of the Association of Municipal 

Undertakings (VKU), Mayor of the City of Hannover 

Hans Rat, President of the International Union of Public 

Transport (UITP) 

Experts from administration, science and academia and the 

private business sector 

Politicians from Europe and the Russian Federation 

MAIN AREAS OF INTEREST FOR CONGRESS 

PARTICIPANTS IN 2006 

83 % 

Public Private Partnership 

49 % 

Optimizing the management of public infrastructures 

33 % 

Making contact with potential business partners 

43 % 

Establishing new business relationships 

Local public transport 

Optimization of management and operation 

PPP and private infrastructure financing 

International infrastructure solutions and projects 

Partner: 

Platinum sponsor: Gold sponsor: 

Utilities and 

waste disposal 

100 % 

100 % 

100 % 

100 %

22 JANUARY 2008 

JOINT INAUGURATION OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC PRIVATE SECURITY 

Silver sponsors: 

The latest information on the Congress program can be 

found at www.public-infrastructure.de 

7.00 – 8.00 p.m. Opening remarks Walter Hirche, Deputy Premier of the State of Lower Saxony 

Conference 

room ROM 

Keynote address 

Kick-off Lecture “Public Design“ 

Prof. Dr. Kurt Biedenkopf, State Premier of Saxony (retired)* 

Dr. Heinrich Ganseforth 

Panel discussion Roland Schäfer, DStGB Vice-President and Mayor of Bergkamen 

Michael Knipper, Attorney-at-law and Chief Executive of the German Construction Industry Association 

Wolfgang Waschulewski, President of the Federal Association of German Security Companies 

From 8.00 p.m. Evening reception, hosted by COMMERZBANK & EUROHYPO AG 


9.45 – 10.45 a.m. 

Plenary hall 

INTRODUCTORY EVENT PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: THE PROJECT “PARTNERSHIP DEUTSCHLAND GESELLSCHAFT” 

Opening statements and discussion Dr. Johannes Schuy, Project Director of Partnership Germany, Ministry of Finance* 

(speaker to be announced), member of the Board of the Federal PPP Association 

(speaker to be announced), member of the management team of a small construction company 

10.45 – 11.00 a.m. Coffee break – hosted by EUROHYPO AG 

PI 1 INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE 

PI 1.1 Olympia 2014 in Sochi – Prospects for the international infrastructure sector Chaired by: East European Committee of German Industry and the region of Krasnodar 

11.00 a.m. – Opening remarks and keynote address Dr. Klaus Mangold, Chairman of the East European Committee of German Industry 

12.30 p.m. Opportunities and potential for international companies Alexander N. Tkachev, Governor of the region of Krasnodar* 

Conference 

room ROM 

Overview, award of contracts and partners for the infrastructure projects 

associated with Sochi 2014 

Panel discussion with the speakers 

Viktor V. Kolodyashny, Mayor of the City of Sotschi* 

12.30 – 1.30 p.m. Lunch together and tour of the exhibition 

PI 1.2 Energy boom in Azerbadjan: Investment in the infrastructure? Chaired by: East European Committee of German Industry 

1.30– 3.00 p.m. Opening remarks and keynote address Walter Hirche, Deputy Premier of the State of Lower Saxony* 

Conference Infrastructure projects for the construction industry and municipal undertakings Artur Rasizade, Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbadjan* 

room 

BRÜSSEL 

Opportunities for German companies to work on infrastructure projects 

Lecture, followed by panel discussion with the contributing speakers 

(speaker to be announced), State Committee for Construction Affairs 

Franz-Josef Flosbach, Director, Deutsche Entwicklungs-Gesellschaft 

PI 1.3 European Football Championship 2012 – Infrastructure boom in Poland and Ukraine Chaired by: Beiten Burkhardt Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH 

1.30– 3.00 p.m. Opening remarks and keynote address Berthold Mitrenga, Beiten Burkhardt Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH 

Conference Parameters, perspectives, potential Ph. D. Michael Hamalij, Director, Publishing House ECONOMIKA, Kiev 

room ROM German expertise in infrastructure projects – opportunities and potential 


Felix Rackwitz, Beiten Burkhardt Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH 

3.15 – 4.00 p.m. Statement from the Federal Minister of Finance, Peer Steinbrück PLENARY HALL 

4.00 – 5.15 p.m. Tour of the exhibition and coffee break – hosted by EUROHYPO AG 

PI 1.4 Infrastructure – megamarket India Chaired by: 3i Deutschland 

5.15 – 6.45 p.m. Keynote address: What’s happening on infrastructure markets worldwide? Girish Baliga, Partner Infrastructure, 3i India Private Limited 

Conference The infrastructure sector in India and government goals (speaker to be announced), Indian government representative 

room 

BRÜSSEL 

The needs and the potential for infrastructure projects and PPP in India Shri S S Kohli, Chairman and Managing Director, India Infrastructure Finance 

Company ltd (IIFCL), New Delhi* 

Infrastructure transactions in India from a German and British perspective Pratap Amin, Partner, Freshfi elds Bruckhaus Deringer 

From 7.00 p.m. Main evening function, hosted by 3i Deutschland 

PI 2 SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES – WHITHER PPP? 

PI 2.1 Hamburg pilot project: 32 schools under new management. A new way forward? Chaired by: Eurohypo AG 

11.00 a.m. – Motivation for such a procedure – presentation by the city as client Mr. Schuster, Head of the Department for Education and Sport, City of Hamburg* 

12.45 p.m. Contractual Aspects Dr. Antje Mattfeld, Partner, White & Case Hamburg 

FORUM Role of the SAGA GWG Christian Pape, Head of Corporate Development, SAGA GWG 

Special Funding/Financing Issues Frank Wachner, Eurohypo AG 

Reality Check: Experience from the fi rst 100 days Dr. Alexander v. Erdely, CB Richard Ellis GmbH, Public Advisory Services 


PI 2.2 Community hospitals in transition – better than their reputation? Chaired by: German Hospital Institute, Commerzbank 

1.30 – 3.00 p.m. Community hospitals – truth and fi ction Dr. Stefan Paech, German Hospital Institute 

FORUM Hospital league tables as an instrument for safeguarding the future Stefan Wedel, Commerzbank 

Performance criteria for community hospitals Karl Nauen, Dr. Heilmaier & Partner 

Panel discussion: Community hospitals – better than their reputation? The above speakers, plus Susann Breßlein, Klinikum Saarbrücken gGmbH 

Torben Freund, Director of Finance, Damp Holding AG 



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* = to be confi rmed


Gold sponsor: 

Platinum sponsor: 

Offi cial patron: 



PI 2.3 Day schools – PPP FM projects for local authorities and SMEs? Chaired by: Lower Saxony-Bremen Construction Industry Association 

5.15 – 6.45 p.m. 

FORUM 

Keynote address: Opportunities and risks for local authorities and the SME business sector Prof. Dr. Ing. Rolf Warmbold, Lower Saxony-Bremen Construction Industry Association 

PPP in FM: a viable option? Kurt Machens, Mayor of the City of Hildesheim 

PPP in practice: Report on National Project „4 KITAS“ by the City of Halle, Germany B. Weisenburger, MD, Project Company, J. Kreisel*, Operations Director, City of Halle 

PPP – opportunities and requirements for smaller construction companies Attorney-at-law Dr. Scheller, PPP Institute & Canzlei Dr. Scheller 

Day schools – further opportunities through private fi nancing? Erk Westermann-Lammers, Chairman of the Board, N-Bank 

Panel discussion with the speakers Moderation: Attorney-at-law Dr. Wolfgang Bayer, Lower Saxony-Bremen Construction 

Industry Association /Additional Participant: Heiger Scholz, Executive Chairman 

of the Association of Lower Saxony Municipalities 

From 7.00 p.m. Main evening function, hosted by 3i Deutschland 

PI 3 MODERNIZATION STRATEGIES FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES – THE CORPORATE MUNICIPALITY AS A POINT OF DEPARTURE 

PI 3.1 Introductory event: Overall strategy in the corporate municipality Chaired by: Roland Berger Strategy Consultants and VKU 

11.00 a.m. –12.30 p.m. Introduction and panel of experts 

Stefan Schaible, partner, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants 

Conference 

room BRÜSSEL 

Discussion, chaired by: Torsten Oltmanns 

Additional Participant: Prof. Dieter Jacob, TU Bergakademie Freiberg 

Stephan Weil, President of the Association of Municipal Undertakings 

Hans Rat, President of the International Association of Public Transport (UITP) 

Egbert Tölle, Chairman of REMONDIS AG & Co KG 


PI 3.2 Horizontal functions in the municipality – outsourcing or insourcing? Chaired by: Roland Berger Strategy Consultants 

1.30 – 3.00 p.m. Potential effi ciency gains in horizontal functions, shared service centres Per Breuer, Principal, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants 

Conference Exploring new avenues with service partnerships Dr. Christoph Baron, Vice President, Government Services Arvato 

room MADRID Options for cooperation between local authorities – examples of best practice (speaker to be announced), by agreement 

Panel discussion moderated by: Torsten Oltmanns, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants 

PI 3.3 Decision-making aids for municipal departments of works in times of change Chaired by: REMONDIS AG & Co KG 

1.30 – 3.00 p.m. Network regulation, unbundling, EU law – the implications for municipal departments of works Hermann Bünte, Head of the PPP Business Division, REMONDIS AG & Co KG 

Conference Possible solutions for the local public transport sector Henrik Behrens, Managing Director, RHENUS 

room PARIS Possible solutions for the water and sewage sector Andreas Bankamp, Managing Director, REMONDIS Aqua 



PI 3.4 Partnerships as an alternative to the privatization of municipal infrastructures Chaired by: Association of Municipal Undertakings 

5.15 – 6.45 p.m. Keynote address: Partnerships as a central strategic option for municipal undertakings Hans-Joachim Reck, Chief Executive, Association of Municipal Undertakings 

Conference Together we are stronger: 9 local authorities collaborate on refuse collection Ulrich Koch, Managing Director, AWA Entsorgung GmbH 

room PARIS Cooperation at the regional and national level: RheinEnergie AG shows the way Volker Staufert, member of the Executive Board, RheinEnergie AG 

Partnerships in the energy generating industry – the Südweststrom model Bettina Morlok, Managing Director, Südwestdeutsche Stromhandels GmbH 

From 7.00 p.m. 

Followed by panel disussion, Moderation: Dr.-Ing. Oscar Reutter, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, the Environment and Energy 

Main evening function, hosted by 3i Deutschland 


PI 4 TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN GERMANY 

PI 4.1 A8 pilot project Chaired by: DEPFA Bank 

9.00 – 10.30 a.m. Keynote address: Pilot project – the A8 motorway model: project overview Dr. Christian Kummert, Managing Director, Infrastructure Finance, DEPFA Bank 

Conference Private fi nancing for motorway projects: the Ministry view and criteria for MR Stefan Strick, Director, Private Financing Unit, German Federal Ministry 

room 

awarding contracts 

of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs (BMVBS) 

BRÜSSEL Legal aspects Hans Thomas Kessler, partner, Beiten Burkhardt Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH 

A8: The fi rst German A motorway model – from theory to practice 

Panel discussion with the speakers: questions from the audience, panel of experts 

Christian Diringer, Managing Director, BAM PPP Germany 

10.30 – 11.30 a.m. Tour of the exhibition and coffee break – hosted by EUROHYPO AG 

PI 4.2 Developing operator models for Germany’s road network Chaired by: Transport Infrastructure Financing Corporation (VIFG) 

11.30 a.m. – Introduction and keynote address Torsten Böger, Managing Director of VIFG 

1.00 p.m. Panel of experts: Potential and prospects – from the perspective of the project Tim Lorenz, Project Manager, EUROVIA Deutschland 

Conference participants 

Dr. Christian Kummert, Managing Director for Infrastructure Finance, DEPFA BANK 

room 

BRÜSSEL 

Panel discussion with the speakers and questions from the audience 

Johann Schmieder, Managing Director, Pöyry Infrastructure 

Karlheinz Erler, City of Brandenburg an der Havel, pilot project of the Federal 

Ministry of Transport and Urban Development 

Helmut Eichenlaub, district council leader, district of Waldeck-Frankenberg 


PI 4.3 Views of Global Players – Implications for German PPP? Chaired by: Nord/LB 

2.00 – 3.30 p.m. Keynote address Mathias Pahlke, Associate Head of Corporate and Structured Finance, Nord/LB 

Conference PPP – European trends Anthony Fine, White & Case 

room 

BRÜSSEL 

Experiences in bidding international PPPs in various countries 

Current developments in the secondary market for PPP equity – implications and 

opportunities for service providers 

Hans Kuiken, Director, International Project Financing, SNC Lavalin Capital 

Dr. Andreas Credé, Serco Capital Investments (SCI) 



* = to be confi rmed 

With support from:

Niedersächsischer Städte- und Gemeindebund 

Kommunaler Spitzenverband nverband 

der kreisangehörigen Städte, Gemeinden meinden 

und Samtgemeinden 

Samtgeme 

www.nsgb.de 


PI 5 PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING 



PI 5.1 Recent trends in infrastructure fi nancing Chaired by: 3i Deutschland 

9.00 – 10.30 a.m. Requirements of an investor – from a public sector perspective Johannes Kindler, Vice-President of the Federal Network Agency* 

Conference Various investors in the infrastructure sector – case studies Uwe Danziger, Head of Infrastructure, 3i Deutschland 

room ROM Development of the Debt Capital Market in the infrastructure sector Bernd Fislage, Director, Project & Capital Advisory – Europe, Deutsche Bank AG 

Has the bubble burst? – Observations on developments in the 

Ulrich Bierbaum, Associate Director, Client Business Management, 

infrastructure market 


Standard & Poor’s 


PI 5.2 PPP – Opportunities for German SMEs Chaired by: DZ BANK & DG HYP 

11.30 a.m. – Keynote address Stefan Rensinghoff, Global Head of Structured Finance, DZ BANK 

1.00 p.m. PPP as a critical challenge for SMEs Dr. Andreas Iding, Authorized Signatory, Goldbeck Public Partner GmbH 

Conference 

room ROM 

Critical Look at Individual PPP Aspects 

Hamburg’s 1 

Wieland Schaible, Managing Director, Heitkamp ProjektPartner GmbH 

st PPP project: HafenCity school Hamburg Marc Hoischen, Otto Wulff Bauunternehmung GmbH & Co. KG 

Complex PPP Financing Models: Also Suitable for SMEs? Petra Nowacki, Head of Department, Züblin Development GmbH 


PI 5.3 Mobilization of equity capital for PPP projects in Germany + Bau 2 Chaired by: Central Association of the German Construction Industry 

2.00 – 5.00 p.m. 

Conference 

room ROM 

Keynote address: New ways of tying equity capital into PPP projects – 

options for open-ended real estate investment funds and trusts 

MR Uwe Wevel, Director of the Investment, Holdings and Capital Ventures Unit 

of the German Federal Ministry of Finance* 

Construction-sector SMEs as PPP partners for investors Dr. Marion Henschel-Bätz, Managing Director, 

Hermann Kirchner Projektgesellschaft mbH 

Infrastructure funds – releasing equity capital for PPP projects Rüdiger Hensel, Investment Director, NIBC Bank N.V. 

PPP projects – a product for closed-end real estate investment funds (speaker to be announced), LHI* 

Involvement of PFI special funds in PPP projects – the British experience Dr. Ansgar Bendiek, Business Planning and Asset Management, 

HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions GmbH 

Panel discussion with the speakers: Opportunities and risks generated by 

getting institutional investors on board as private equity investors in the 

PPP market 


Moderation: Dr. Heiko Stiepelmann, Deputy Chief Executive, Central Association 

of the German Construction Industry* 

PI 6 OPTIMIZATION OF FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT OF LOCAL AUTHORITY INFRASTRUCTURES 

PI 6.1 Strategic options for local authority fi nancial management Chaired by: KGSt 

9.00 – 10.30 a.m. 

FORUM 

Trends and lines of development associated with the introduction of the 

new budgetary and accounting systems – Where do local authorities 

stand today? 

Ulrich Potthast, Director of Finance for KGSt 

A new perspective on local authority debt – What’s to be done? Ekkehardt Grunwald, City Treasurer, City of Salzgitter 

Local authority accounting – making debts transparent and public 

Panel discussion with the speakers: questions from the audience 

Lars Martin Klieve, Treasurer, City of Gelsenkirchen 


PI 6.2 Double-entry accounting – Challenges and opportunities for local authority 

fi nancial management 

Chaired by: Commerzbank 

11.30 a.m. – Keynote address Martin Fischedick, Regional Management Board, Commerzbank, 

1.00 p.m. Municipal fi nances against the background of double-entry accounting Prof. Dr. Thomas Lenk, Institute for Finance, University of Leipzig 

FORUM Risk management in local authority practice Georg Gorrissen, leader of the Segeberg district council; 

Gary Weir, Commerzbank 

Balance sheet policy and practical solution options Stefan Wedel, Commerzbank 

Panel discussion with the speakers: questions from the audience plus: Ulrich Potthast, Director of Finance for KGSt 


PI 6.3 Municipal properties between Make or Buy Chaired by: KGSt 

2.00 – 3.30 p.m. Keynote address: Make or Buy as points of reference for further action options Elke Schmitz, KGSt 

FORUM Identifying goals as the basis for strategic decision-making Thomas Dirkes, Director of Municipal Properties for the City of Jena 

Strategies from the perspective of an internal service provider Dieter Huland, Director of Central Services for the City of Cologne 

Experiences of PPP from a client perspective Peter Walter, leader of the Offenbach district council 


PI 6.4 Contract management and service level agreements for the awarding of 

contracts for property services 

Chaired by: GEFMA AK ipv 


® 

4.00 – 5.00 p.m. Keynote address Wilfried Schmahl, Managing Director of DeTeImmobilien, 

FORUM 

Deputy Board Chairman of GEFMA 

Experiences with the optimization of business processes in property 

management 

Bernd Zahn, Director of Property Management for the State of Hessen 

Service level agreements in the award of contracts to FM service providers Dieter Laarmann, Directorate of Property & Services, Axel Springer AG 

Panel discussion: Lessons learned from the results-oriented awarding Additional participants: 

Rudolf Scharping, Managing Partner, RSBK GmbH 

Ralph-Peter Hänisch, DB Services Nordost GmbH 

Tobias Krüer, Managing Director, FAC’T GmbH Facility Management Partner 


* = to be confi rmed 

Partner:

REGISTRATION 

PLEASE COPY THE REGISTRATION FORM, COMPLETE AND FAX BACK TO US ON: 

+49 511 89-30998 

I/We would like to make a fi rm reservation 

to attend the PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 

Congress from 23 to 24 January 2008. 

Participation fee/Congress ticket 

I am a Congress participant from the public sector: 1) 

I am a Congress participant from the private sector: 

1) excluding regional (state) banks, etc., for more information see www.public-infrastructure.de 

I am also taking part on the evening event: on 22 Januar on 23 Januar (Congress participants only) 

I wish to attend the exhibition only: on 23 January on 24 January 

€ 20 plus VAT/day 

What you get (Congress participants only) 

Registration and payment of the participation fee entitles you to the following: 

Participation in the Congress, matchmaking service, exhibition and workshops 

Evening function on 22 and 23 January 2008 

Lunch and coffee breaks on both days of the Congress 

Full conference information pack 

Please send me details of your offers for exhibitors Modular system stand (12 m 2 ) at PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: available from € 3,500 

Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS: 

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For detailed information go to: www.travel2fairs.com, info@travel2fairs.com, Tel. +49 511 33644510, Fax +49 511 33644512 

Terms and conditions of participation and further travel information is available online at www.public-infrastructure.de 

Travel to PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE by rail for as little as € 79 

Travel by train to Hannover from any station on the German national rail network at a special 

concessionary fare: Up to 350 km: 2nd Class, only € 79 2) 1st Class, only € 109 2) 

Over 350 km: 2 nd Class, only € 119 2) 1 st Class, only € 169 2) 

These fares can be booked on our hotline 01805 311153 (14 cents/min inside Germany), quoting “PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE” 

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More questions? Just contact: 

PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE Alexander Arnold, Tel. +49 511 8931425, E-Mail: alexander.arnold@messe.de 

€ 95 plus VAT 

€ 450 plus VAT 

MATCHMAKING SERVICE: 

Get the most out of your visit by using our online-based matchmaking service. This allows you to identify other participants ahead of 

the show who are of interest to you – and who are interested in talking to you. In a few simple steps you can put together a partner 

search/partner offer profi le – anonymous or personalized, as you prefer – and in this way establish contact with potential business or 

joint-venture partners. You have the option of issuing invitations to a personal meeting or of accepting or declining such invitations 

from others. The service is available free of charge to Congress participants and exhibitors, and getting started couldn’t be easier: 

– Register for the matchmaking service at www.public-infrastructure.de (follow the link to Kooperationsbörse/Matchmaking service) 

– Enter your profi le (offering or seeking partner), list your questions 

– We will arrange your appointments with potential partners 

– We will send you your personal appointment schedule before the start of the show 

In association with: Offi cial patron: Platinum sponsor: 


NEW: 

Taking place in parallel with 

PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE is 

PUBLIC PRIVATE SECURITY, 

a new congress and exhibition 

for modern public security 

management. 

More information is available at 

www.public-private-security.de

PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE 2008

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