itu shaping smart sustainable cities in latin america
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Cristina Bueti Advisor, ITU
5 September 2016
Shaping Smart Sustainable Cities in Latin America
6th ITU Green Standards Week
By 2020, the Penetration Rate of SIM connections will be 135%
How is the situation in Latin America?By 2025, it is expected that
85.7% of the population (566.5 million people) in Latin America
will be living in urban areas
By 2018, the number of internet users in Latin America is projected to reach 375.1
million
Mega Cities in 2025Mexico City
Population 2025:24.6 million
GDP 2025:$713.5 billion
BogotaPopulation
2025:11.4 millionGDP 2025:
$298.0 billion
Rio de JaneiroPopulation 2025:
13.6 millionGDP 2025:
$327.1 billion
Buenos AiresPopulation 2025:
15.5 millionGDP 2025:
$327.1 billion
Emerging Mega Cities (4-8 million population in 2025)
Guadalajara
Population 2025:
5.7 million
LimaPopulation
2025:11.5
million
SantiagoPopulation
2025:7.1 million
Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs Statistics, Frost & Sullivan and other regional and country level statistics bureau
Cities challenges vs citizens’ interests
Cities interests
Electricity Supplyi.e. Caracas, Germany
Safetyi.e México City, Rio de Janeiro
Business & commerce
Traffic & mobilityManagement)
i.e. Beijing, Barcelona, Cairo
Waste & Water Management
Tourism & cultural engagement
i.e. Paris, Buenos Aires, Florence
Sources: (1) McKinsey Global Institute - Big Data Report, May 2011. (2) 2012E, Strategy Analytics , Global Social Network Market Forecast, Oct 2011. (3) United Nations, April 2010, (4) Youtube 2011
i.e. Sao Paulo, New Delhi, Panama
i.e. Berlin, New York, Tokyo.
Smart sustainable cities to create huge business opportunities with a market value of $1.5 Trillion in
2020
• Smart Grids• Smart Meters• Intelligent
Energy Storage
• Building Automation
• Intelligent Buildings: Advance d HVAC, Lighting Equipment
• Low-emission Mobility
• Integrated Mobility Solutions
• Multimodal Transport
• Sensor Networks• Digital Water and
Waste Management
• Use of ehealth and mhealth systems
• Intelligent and connected medical devices
• e-Government• e-Education• Disaster
Management Solutions
• Use of Green Mobility Options
• Smart Lifestyle Choices
• Energy conscious
• Broadband penetration rate of over 80%
• Location Based Services, Augmented Reality, GPS enabled devices/ phones
Smart Energy: Digital Management of Energy
Smart Buildings: Automated Intelligent
Buildings
Smart Mobility: Intelligent Mobility
Smart Infrastructure: Digital Management of
Infrastructure*
Smart Governance: Government-on-the-Go
Smart Healthcare: Intelligent Healthcare
Technology
Smart Citizen: Civic Digital Natives
Smart Technology: Seamless Connectivity
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.Note: *Infrastructure not included in other segments
Smart Security: Safe Cities• Surveillance• Biometrics• Simulation
modelling and crime prediction
• C2 and response
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Smart sustainable
citiesBy reimagining the role
of technology and connectivity in today’s cities, we’re not only addressing current
challenges, but we’re creating countless
smart and sustainable solutions built for the
future.
“To support future city strategies, we need to understand the benefits of the embedded ubiquitous technologies and smart city developments in our everyday lives”
The Internet of Things has the power to revolutionize everything
Our Businesses…
Our Homes…
Our Cities…
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Towards IoT-enabled smart communities
WHAT TO DO?Nurture ‘Open Data’ platforms that utilize ‘Smart Data’ as an asset in its own right• to create citizen-
centric innovations• driven & managed in
collaboration by smart city stakeholders
1. Visionary2. Citizen-centric3. Digital4. Open5. Collaborative
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Innovative and collaborative new models that connect these vertical silos
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INFORMATION SHARINGINTEGRATION & CROSS-SECTOR
COLLABORATION FOR USERS SERVICES
INTERCONNECTION OF SYSTEMS
Q1/20Research and
emerging technologies
including terminology
and definitions
WP1/20Internet of Things (IoT)
WP2/20Smart cities
and Communitie
s (SC&C)Smart sustainable cities
Internet of Things
ITU-T Study Group 20: IoT and its applications including smart cities and
communities (SC&C)
Responsible for international standards to
enable the coordinated development of IoT
technologies, including M2M communications and ubiquitous sensor
networks
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Next meeting:February-March 2017
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Why you should join ITU-T SG20?
Address broad market needs
Embody diverse perspectives
Leverage expert knowledge
Serve as building blocks for innovation
Drive interoperability and scalabilityReduce
cost
Open new markets and applications
Encourage market competition
Drive global innovation and advancement
Streamline development and implementation
Main achievements of the last ITU-T 20 meetingDraft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4113 “Requirements of the network for the Internet of Things” was consented in July 2016Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4451 “Framework of constrained device networking in the IoT environments” was consented in July 2016Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4452 “Functional framework of Web of Objects” was consented in July 2016Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4453 “Adaptive software framework for IoT devices” was consented in July 2016Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4454 “Platform Interoperability for Smart Cities” was determined by ITU-T SG20 in July 2016
An interoperable platform of smart city services ensures their correct functioning, as well as efficiency, performance, security and scalability. The platform provides a comprehensive system for smart city management.
Making Our Cities Smarter and More Sustainable
ITU Activities on Smart Sustainable Cities
Panel discussions and events
Knowledge sharing and research
Development and implementation of standards
Flipbook on Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities
Empowering SSC Transitions
Exploring the SSC InfrastructureMetrics for Measuring SSC
TransitionsPaving the way for SSC
Content:
New Flipbook on Unleashing the potential of the Internet of things
Content:
Requirements & Use of Cases
Infrastructure, Connectivity & Networks
Frameworks, Architectures and Protocols
Services, Applications, Computation and Data Processing
General, Definitions & Terminologies
Management, Control & Performance
Identification & Security
“Smart sustainable cities is a journey.
Not a final destination”.
Nasser Al Marzouqi,Chairman, of the U4SSC
Pathway for Smart Sustainable Cities
Guide for City Leaders
Smart Sustainabil
ity City cycle
1.Set the
vision for your SSC venture
2.Identify
your SSC targets
3.Achieve political cohesion
4.Build your
SSC
5.Measure
your city’s progress
6.Ensure
accountability and
responsibility
1.Set the
vision for your SSC venture
2.Identify
your SSC targets
City services companies
Many stakeholders are involved
Utility providers
ICT Companies
NGOs
International, Regional
and Multilateral
Organizations
Industry associations
Academia, research
organizations and
specialized bodies
Citizens and citizen
organizations
Urban Planners
Standardization bodies
National and regional
governments
Municipalities, City
Council and city
administration
3.Achieve political cohesion
4.Build your
SSC
ManizalesMontevideo
and many others…
KPIs Project for Smart Sustainable Cities to Reach SDGs
ICT infrastructure and Access/Usage
Innovation Employment Trade Productivity Physical
infrastructure Public sector
Economy
Air quality Water Noise Environmental
quality Biodiversity Energy
Environment
Education Health Safety Housing Culture Social
inclusion
Society and culture
KPIs Dimensions
DubaiSingaporeValencia
Buenos Aires
5.Measure
your city’s progress
Citizen Focused – Building Trust6.
Ensure accountabili
ty and responsibilit
y
United for Smart Sustainable Cities (U4SSC) – new United Nations
Initiative!
U4SSC is a global platform for smart city stakeholders which advocates for public
policy to encourage the use of ICTs to facilitate the
transition to smart sustainable cities.
Smart governance Smart people Smart economy
JOIN us now!
Connecting Cities and Communities
Enhancing Innovation & Participation
Smart living Smart mobility Smart environment
Urban planning Policy, standards & regulation Key performance indicators
Setting the Framework
WG1
WG2
WG3
1st meeting of U4SSC on 21-22 July 2016,
GenevaA Virtual Meeting
every month!
Montevideo declaration
Follow us
#u4ssc and #MVDInteligente
@ITU @IMinteligente @asiet_lat
“When we thought we had all the answers, suddenly, all the
questions changed”
Mario Benedetti
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Thank you!
More information
http://itu.int/go/tsg20http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/ssc
