Prof. Álvaro Duarte de Oliveira

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PERIPHÈRIA CHALLENGE: Social Innovation for sustainable lifestyles

Brussels  –  FIREBALL  Workshop  -­‐  Opportuni9es  for  crea9ng  smarter  ci9es  –  24th  January  2012  

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OVERVIEW

Big challenges for our cities

Living Labs

Periphèria Project

Periphèria Challenges

Conclusions

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BIG CHALLENGES FOR OUR CITIES

Wellbeing and assisted living. Health and ageing

Climate change

Energy sustainability

Demographic shifts

Sustainable water and food supplies

Green mobility

Sustainable housing

Waste management

Security

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SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

Wicked problems call for diverse types of knowledge, resource, participation and collaboration.

Behaviour change requires the motivation of millions of individuals and their communities; solutions cannot be pushed.

New, distributed and highly participatory systems imply new roles for public and private spheres: demand/user/citizen driven open

RDI enabled by ICT.

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Living  Labs    User  driven  open  innova.on  eco-­‐systems  engage  and  mo.vate  all  the  stakeholders,  s.mulate  co-­‐design  and  co-­‐crea.on  of  

technology,  products,  services  and  social  innova.on.  Create  lead  markets  and  enable  behavior  transforma.on  

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LIVING LAB ECOSYSTEM

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PERIPHÈRIA VISION

Deploy  convergent  Future  Internet  (FI)  plaDorms  and  services  for  the  promo.on  of  sustainable  lifestyles  in  and  across  

emergent  networks  of  “smart”  peripheral  ci.es  in  Europe.  

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PROJECT WORK PLAN

     

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THE PERIPHÈRIA FUTURE INTERNET MODEL

People in Places Community interaction

Internet of Things

Internet of Services Internet of People

RFID Sensor networks

Location Based

Services

Social networking

Service composition

Media and 3D

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PARTICIPATING CITIES

Malmö

Bremen

Athens

Genoa

Palmela

La-Ferté-Sous-Jarre

Malaga

Palermo

Malta

Larnaca

Budapest

Pilot Cities Sponsoring

Cities

Helsinki

Rio de Janeiro Lisbon

Network Cities

Dar es Salaam Vitória Monterey

Strategic Partner

World Bank

While 75% of Europe’s population lives in cities and towns of more than 5,000 inhabitants, the large cities covered by the EU’s Urban Audit account for only 8% of the total.

Bassano del Grappa

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LIVING LAB ARENAS

Archetypal urban settings in which Living Lab stakeholders co-design sustainable new ways of living

Smart Neighbourhood

Smart Street

Smart Square

Smart Museum and Park

Smart City Hall

Smart Campus

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PERIPHÈRIA PILOTS

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Neighbour-­‐hood  

Malmoe  

Street  Bremen  

Square  Athens  

Museum-­‐Park  Genoa  

City  Hall  Palmela  

Co-­‐housing  coopera.ve  wan.ng  to  go  sustainable.      Visualisa.on  of  collabora.ve  e-­‐par.cipa.on  ideas.      Community  resource  sharing.      Link  with  local  supermarket  for  sustainable  food.      Inter-­‐cultural  communica.on  with  immigrant  communi.es.        Real-­‐estate  management  firm  to  renovate  public  spaces  with  technology  experiences.      Mobile  games  to  explore  unfamiliar  parts  of  the  city.  

Management  of  city  parking.    Integrated  ICT  and  mobile  services  for  drivers  including  reserva.on  of  spaces.    Introduc.on  of  facili.es  for  electric  cars,  bicycles  and  related  services.    Integra.on  with  public  transport  networks  and  food  logis.cs.    

Ci.zen  engagement  in  developing,  co-­‐designing  and  priori.sing  green  city  policies:  • Traffic  management  and  info  services    • Waste  collec.on  management  and  info  system    • Planning  of  green  city  spaces    

Tourist  and  ci.zen  par.cipa.on  in  learning  about  material  and  immaterial  cultural  and  natural  heritage  (FP6  ISAAC).    Management  and  protec.on  of  cultural  and  natural  heritage.    Safety  and  quality  of  life  in  open  urban  spaces.      

Use  an  ICT-­‐equipped  mobile  vehicle  to  extend  delivery  of  city  e-­‐gov  services  to  territory.    • Accessibility  and  mobility  for  All  project  (awareness  and  training  in  schools  and  public  administra.on)    • Services  to  automo.ve  SME  network  cluster    

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EMERGENT ROLES

Government-commissioned Smart City services

Emergent bottom-up Smart City initiatives

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CONVERGENT PLATFORM

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SMART CITIZEN DESIRES Be heard

Be attracted (stay longer in a neighbourhood or group)

Be green

Be engaged (participate e.g. with others, in decisions)

Be valued

Be safe

Be counted (identify with/feel ownership for e.g. a place)

Be aware (e.g. of actions/impacts/benefits)

Be prospective (envisage e.g. possible options/futures)

Be reflective (e.g. on governance arrangements)

Be informed (access information, people, services)

Be integrated (e.g. with/across ethnic/religious minorities)

Be different (e.g. opt out in socially acceptable ways)

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FROM DESIRES TO CHALLENGES

proj. proposers

publicauthorities

citizengroups

desireswishesproblems

citizens

citizens

challenges

proj. teams citizens

select and endorse

discover

create

technologies

select issues

publicauthorities

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SMART CITY CHALLENGES

«Open Call» for initiatives in a thematic domain, addressing a specific issue while promoting a new idea of

sustainability, active role of citizens in co-delivery.

Posted by a city government or citizen group in a city, but of general relevance. Identifies one or more Arena

Models as the reference setting.

The organisation posting a challenge commits resources: a) in kind, b) institutional, or c) with a financial value.

Third Parties can commit additional resources. Pre-Commercial Procurement is encouraged.

Each challenge establishes one or more deadlines. Evaluation coordinated by the Periphèria Observatory.

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FROM CHALLENGES TO SOLUTIONS

proj. proposers

publicauthorities

citizengroups

desireswishesproblems

citizens

citizens

challenges

proj. teams citizens

select and endorse

identify

create

technologies

select issues

publicauthorities

proj. proposers

publicauthorities

citizengroups

desireswishesproblems

citizens

citizens

challenges

proj. teams citizens

select and endorse

discover

create

technologies

select issues

publicauthorities

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CHALLENGE PROJECTS

Anyone can initiate a project to address a challenge, but it must be carried forward by a group for a specific place.

Project definitions include urban vision, sustainability

strategy and Arena Model.

Projects identify behaviours to inflence, success indicators, gaming approach, reward strategy, etc.

Projects identify which apps to use or develop and how,

through Technology Spaces.

Projects can participate to Challenges in relevant cities for implementation.

CHALLENGE PROCESS

Wishes Issues

Challenge Ideas Projects Solutions

from wishes to solutions

PERIPHÈRIA INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM

Smart  Ci.zen  Communi.es   Challenges  

Pilot  PlaDorms  

Arena  Models  

Institutionalisation

Exploration

Purpose

Social Technological

Innovation

Shaping Action

Collective Decisions

Transfer / Learning

Alignment of Discourse

Technology Literacy

Technology Ownership

Technology Infrastructures

Technology Mapping

PILOT CHALLENGES LAUNCHED

CITY   CHALLENGE  

Athens   Greenlife  Athens  

Bremen   City  Tour  Game  

Genoa   Develop  an  environmental  protec.on  system,  in  terms  of  hydrological  risk,  of  the  area  of  Forte  Santa  Tecla  

Malmoe   Be  seen,  be  heard      Visualizing  Collec.ve  Energy  Consump.on  

Palmela    

How  can  rural  ci.zens  become  urban  actors?  

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SUSTAINABLE PERIPHERIA OUTCOMES

What   Who   How  

Methods  and  tools  for  Smart  City  Ecosystem  Development  

Industrial  partners   Consul.ng  services  to  ci.es  

Universi.es   Field  research  

Ci.es   Internalisa.on  as  prac.ce  

Models  for  foresigh.ng  territorial  impacts  of  innova.on  

Observatory   University  network  service  to  City  network  

Trust  and  reciprocal  learning  within  a  mul.-­‐cultural  network  

Smart  Periphèral  Ci.es  Network  

Sub-­‐network  within  Connected  Smart  Ci.es  

Convergent  plaDorm  and  sub-­‐systems  (toybox,  challenges…)  

Industrial  partners   Exploita.on  of  technology  services  to  ci.es  

Smart  Ci.zen  Communi.es  

Engagement  mo.vated  by  benefits  and  results  

Specific  pilot  services,  plaDorms,  and  apps  

Industrial  partners   Exploita.on  of  specific  technology  solu.ons  

Ci.es   Adop.on  mo.vated  by  benefits  and  results  

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PERIPHÈRIA CREATES BRIDGES

IERC:  Internet  of  Things  Research  

Cluster  

Smart  Ci.es  PorDolio  (13  projects)  

Connected  Smart  Ci.es  Network  (50  ci.es)  

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CONCLUSION

The Periphèria Vision brings together Future Internet technologies, Living Labs and Social

Innovation to create Sustainable Smart Cities where citizens’ sense of belonging and identity,

wellbeing and togetherness, form a better and happier society.

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THANK YOU

Prof. Álvaro Duarte de Oliveira

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