living labs conference alvaro oliveira

1º Fórum Nacional de Fap’s 24 Fev. 2011 Vitória

European Perspec-ve on User-‐ Driven Innova-on (Living Labs)

Prof. Álvaro de Oliveira President of the European Network of Living Labs

9th February 2011

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Overview •  Global challenges of our Eme •  What is a Living Lab? •  European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) •  European InnovaEon Policies •  ENoLL OrganizaEon •  Living Lab Examples •  ENoLL GlobalizaEon •  ENoLL AcEviEes in Brazil •  ENoLL PPP (P) •  ENoLL 5th Wave •  Conclusions

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Big challenges of our Eme

•  Finding soluEons for energy sustainability •  Finding soluEons for climate change •  Managing demographic shiVs •  PrevenEng and managing health and ageing problems, wellbeing

•  Providing safe water and food supplies •  OpEmizing mobility •  ImplemenEng security

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Sustainable SoluEons •  The scale of problems creates the need to harness the

widest possible set of resources for problem solving involving diverse types of knowledge, resources parEcipaEon and collaboraEon.

•  SoluEons need to harness the moEvaEon of millions of individuals and their communiEes. SoluEons cannot be pushed down at people to force changing behavior.

•  New, distributed and highly parEcipatory systems in order to achieve user behavior transformaEon are required. New roles of companies and public sector are needed in the demand, user and ciEzen driven open RDI enabled by ICT.

•  Living Labs provide open eco-‐systems, engage and moEvate the RDI stakeholders, sEmulate collaboraEon, create lead markets and enable behavior transformaEon.

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Living Labs

Living Labs are a user-‐driven open innovaEon eco-‐system where the user (ciEzen, resident, worker, student, visitor, customer) lives, works, studies, plays and entertains. In this real living environment, the user co-‐creates, experiments and tests new ideas, products and services. User centric

soluEons and social innovaEon processes lead to new forms of producEvity and compeEEveness as well as sustainable behaviour transformaEon.

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Living Lab Ecosystems

Living Lab

Enterprises

Public AdministraEon

UniverisEes and Research OrganizaEons

Funding and Financing

Stakeholders PPP(P) Co-‐creaEon, New Business Models Social InnovaEon, Shared Leadrship

FacilitaEon Charisma,

Trust, EmoEon

CommuniEes Real Virtual

ENoLL

• Policy ExploraEon Pla`orm • Emhanced Policy Process • IntegraEon. CollaboraEon. Co-‐creaEon • Enterpreneuship. New Business Models

• Best PracEces. Methodologies. Coaching • Climate-‐smart projects • Smart Energy projects • Smart services

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• Discovering what users want and need. Source of new ideas. InnovaEon by design thinking.

• User prioriEes – What moEvates them? • Discovering unexpressed needs. • Experiment ideas, services, concepts, products. Speeding up acceptance.

• Users engagement. Sustainability of users community. Earlier adopters. Speeding up acceptance.The users do the selling.

• Sustainable behaviour transformaEon

What is to be gained from user-‐involvement?

Source: Form It

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Source: Form It

Co-‐creaEon of InnovaEon

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Changing Drivers of Living Labs •  Internet is at the heart of the open co-‐creaEon •  Pla`orms and open connecEvity are key facilitators

•  Living Labs are ciEzen/user oriented environments, promoEng innovaEon and pioneering new markets

•  Open innovaEon is the soul of compeEEveness

(Social networks, open source) •  Emergence of new services

•  Ecological sustainability awareness enabling consumer behaviour transformaEon

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1st Wave – 19

2nd Wave – 32

3rd Wave – 68

4th Wave – 93

Total -‐ 212

European Network of Living Labs

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ENoLL Waves and EU Presidencies

2006 1st Wave 2007 2nd

Wave 2008 3rd Wave

Autumn 2009

4th Wave

Autumn 2010

5th Wave

French Presidency, Autumn 2008

Swedish Presidency, Autumn 2009

Slovenian Presidency, Spring 2008

Portuguese Presidency, Autumn 2007

Finnish Presidency, Autumn 2006

Belgian Presidency, Autumn 2010

Spanish Presidency, Spring 2010

Hungarian Presidency, Spring 2011

6th Wave

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European RDI System

ENoLL

Pre-‐Commercial Procurement of Innova-on

European Ins-tute of Technology

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European RDI Policies •  FP7 Programme

•  CIP Programme •  ThemaEc Domains

•  Smart CiEes

•  Smart Regions

•  PPP Programmes •  Future Internet

•  Factory of the Future

•  Electric Car

•  Efficient Buildings

•  Regional and cross-‐border development

•  Pre-‐Commercial Procurement of InnovaEon

The RDI policies foster partnerships for collaborative user-driven innovation. Living Lab eco-systems and

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Pre-‐Commercial Procurement of InnovaEon Policy (PreCo Project)

- New lead markets -  Increase export

-  Quality of public services -  Focus on political priorities -  Improve innovation climate -  Attract foreign investment -  Increase employment

-  Reduce cost of procurement

Procurers

Pre-Commercial Procurement - Shared risks & benefits

- First buyer in early R&D

-  Global competitiveness

Politicians Suppliers

Get the ‘Best Product’… … at the ‘Lowest Price’

-  Address ‘public market innovation failure’ -  Shape product development to public needs -  Increase technology knowledge -  Reduce risk in commercial tendering -  Favour supplier competition

-  Pooling of resources - Economies of scale -  No licensing costs -  ‘First time right’ product -  ‘EU interoperable’ -  Attractive to venture capitalists - Reduce unforeseen expenditure

-  Better products -  Economies of scale -  Wider market size -  Shorter Time to market

- Reduce risk of innovation

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ENoLL Today •  188 EU Living Labs

•  24 Living Labs outside EU

•  Brazil Network of Living Labs •  China Network of Living Labs (Emerging CNoLL)

•  Africa Network of Living Labs (Emerging ANoLL)

•  ThemaEc domain Working Group workshop held on the 13th December in Ghent.

•  ENoLL PPP Policy iniEaEve (Core Group: ENoLL council and efecEve members, open to others)

•  ENoLL services: LLs awareness, disseminaEon,coaching, Summer School and its extension

•  EU-‐Brazil and EU-‐China Living Labs InnovaEon Conferences in 2011

•  5th Call for ENoLL membership announced on the 14th of December in Ghent, Belgium to close in March 2011.Results publicly anounced on the 16th of May 2011 in Budapest.

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European Network of Living Labs •  Living Labs enable the co-‐creaEon of user-‐driven and human-‐

centric research, development and innovaEon of technologies, products and services focused on well-‐being of people.

•  ENoLL contributes to the creaEon of a dynamic, mulE-‐layer and mulEdimensional European InnovaEon ecosystem.

•  ENoLL facilitates the cooperaEon and the exploitaEon of synergies between members and groups of members (themaEc domains).

•  ENoLL aims at the Future Internet, Living Labs and Smart CiEes convergence.

•  ENoLL globalizaEon fosters open internaEonal collaboraEon to solve the big challenges of our Emes, thus contribuEng to global well being , prosperity and stability.

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ENoLL Office

•  ENoLL Office and Secretariat team (IBBT) provides informaEon services and organizaEonal support to ENoLL members and supports the Council and Work Groups in developing and implemenEng ENoLL strategic and operaEonal objecEves

•  ENoLL Office is headquartered in Brussels (IBBT) •  ENoLL Portal (including members secEon) and monthly ENoLL newsleler

•  Contact ENoLL Office [email protected]

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ENoLL Services

•  Network operaEons and office support in Brussels

•  Network evoluEon and Alliances •  Entry point of contact for User Driven

Open InnovaEon and Future Internet Services. Partners searching

•  Policy Link to the Commission, NaEonal and Regional levels

•  Assessing Network and Living Labs Performance

•  Share pracEces and success stories •  Living Labs Summer School •  Catalyzing OpportuniEes for wide scale

cross-‐border pilots •  Co-‐create Commons accessible to the

Community •  PromoEng and enabling Networking

through physical and virtual events •  Living Lab Prize

User Driven ENoLL Services ENoLL Members Expecta-ons

•  InternaEonal visibility, presEge, brand

•  Alract business to the region

•  Access European and other sources of funding

•  Co-‐creaEon of new knowledge on Living Labs

•  Share users communiEes globally

•  Share pracEces, for-‐with-‐by-‐user methods, business models, IPR

•  Collaborate in joint large scale pilots

•  Get connected to new partners on a global scale


Roberto Santoro Vice-‐President

Deputy: Ana Garcia SMEs, Entrepreneurship and

Manufacturing. Events

Jarmo Eskelinen Vice-‐President

Deputy: Dave Carter Communica-on, Ci-es Network

Pieter Ballon Secretariat

Deputy: Susanna Avessta (Membership Administra-on)

Álvaro de Oliveira President

Work Groups. EU Presidencies. Na-onal Networks

ENoLL Council 18-‐21 Members

Mikael Börjeson Treasurer

Deputy: Kirsi Lindfors (Membership Opera-ons)

Thema-c Domain Living Labs Work Group

Coordina-on: Tujia Deputy: Mikael Borjeson

•  Energy Efficiency •  Health and Assisted Living. Well Being •  Smart Ci-es. •  Crea-ve and Interac-ve Media. •  e-‐Government. e-‐Par-cipa-on •  Social Innova-on. Social Inclusion •  Thema-c Tourism •  Regional, territorial and rural

development of Smart Regions •  Sustainable Mobility •  Smart Manufacturing. Smart Logis-cs. •  Security

ENoLL Strategy and Opera-on Work Group

Coordina-on: Álvaro Oliveira Deputy: Jesse Marsh

ENoLL Policy Work Group

Coordina-on: Seija Kulkki Deputy: Bernhard Katzy

Future Internet, Living Labs and Social Innova-on

Convergence Work Group

Coordina-on: Pieter Ballon Deputy: Jo Pierson

Foreign Affairs ENoLL Work Group

Coordina-on: Álvaro Oliveira Deputy: Jarmo Eskelinen

Amsterdam – Africa Helsinki – Asia

Lisbon -‐ North and South America Ljubljana -‐ Central and Eastern Europe,

Euro-‐Med

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ENoLL Work Groups

ENoLL Strategy and Opera-on Work Group

ENoLL Policy Coordina-on Work Group

Future Internet, Living Labs and Social

Innova-on Convergence Work Group

Foreign Affairs Ambassadors

Thema-c Domains Living Labs Work Group

Health Health Care (e-‐ Preven-on)

Wellbeing Energy. Environment Media. Crea-vity

Regions Rural and Territories Living Labs SMEs, Entrepreneurship and

Manufacturing Social Inclusion

Mobility

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Living Lab Types

•  Local Living Labs •  Regional Living Labs •  NaEonal Networks •  Crossborder Living Labs •  European Network of Living Labs •  Global Network Living Labs •  ThemaEc Sub Networks Living Labs

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NaEonal and Regional Networks of Living Labs

•  Finnish Network •  Swedish Network •  Nordic Network •  Cataluña Network •  Slovenian Network •  Portuguese Network •  Italian Network

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FIAPAL Living Lab: AutomoEve Industry

Automo-ve Living Lab Network

Reserach, Engineering, Innova-on, Training

Technological Centers

Interna-onal Research Organiza-ons

MIT IPA Carnigie Mellon

Research Organiza-ons CEIIA Technological Centers

Associa-ons and Training

Palmela Industrial Park ATEC Other Associa-ons

M A R K E T

U S E R S

F I N A N C E

F U N D I N G

ALL-‐Net 1 ALL-‐Net N FIAPAL LL

OEM 1

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FIAPAL Living Lab EvoluEon

RENAULT Assembler

AUTOEUROPA, GM, PSA

AUTOEUROPA PSA, Others

OEMS

10 50 180 180

Non-‐existent Clubs of Suppliers

InnovaEon Networks

(LL Methodology)

FIAPAL Living Lab

500 Millions Euros

1.5 Billions Euros 5 Billions Euros

6 Billions Euros

1992 1995 2005 2010

AUTOEUROPA, GM, PSA

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Added Value Networks

(LL Methodology)

4 Billions Euros

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SANJOTEC Living Lab: Footwear Industry

•  Co-‐creaEon, co-‐engineering, co-‐producEon and co-‐distribuEon •  Involvement of all the stakeholders •  Engaged user communiEes

Raw materials

Design (Own CollecEons)

Manufacturing Industry

ProducEon Equipment

(Local and export)

InternaEonal Brands

DistribuiEon (Early Adopters)

Retailing Networks

RDI Materials

Trends (users, clients)

RDI Equipment

Final Market

(Medium -‐ high)


ENoLL IniEaEves

•  Energy Efficiency Projects (SAVE ENERGY, APOLLON and FIREBALL)

•  European Network of Connected Smart CiEes. Smart Projects Por`olio

•  Future Internet, Living Lab and Smart City convergence

•  ENoLL PPP iniEaEve •  5th Wave Call for Living Labs

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European Union 20-‐20-‐20 Energy Policy

BIO-‐FUELS ELECTRICITY HEATING & COOLING

NATIONAL TARGETS & ACTION PLANS

Min. 10% binding

MS binding choice

MS binding choice

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Energy LiberalizaEon Policy A User Driven Movement to create the future today

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SAVE ENERGY Project

Goals:

•  Smart ICT Energy Efficiency model and pla`orm aiming at 20%

•  Serious Game focused on Energy Efficiency at Public Spaces

•  User behavior transformaEon. Living Lab methodology

•  Pilots commiled to extend results beyond project compleEon

•  European wide disseminaEon of results

•  Policy RecommendaEons to the EU Commission

5 Energy Efficiency Pilots located at public buildings supplying services to the public

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SAVE ENERGY Technical Architecture

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Helsinki Pilot Co-‐creaEon

Users: Teachers, pupils

Technical Experts

Historical Data: Made Energy

Audits

Supporting Companies

Evaluation Ideas, Proposals

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Ac-on Plan

Project Plan

Investment Plan

Evaluation

Implementation of the Pilots and Game

Source SAVE ENERGY Techinical MeeEng Helsinki; Arne Gylling & Asko kippo

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SAVE ENERGY Living Lab Methodologies

•  Pilot Models (Strongly Living Lab user-‐driven and collaboraEve methodology)

•  Technologies, methodologies, services: understanding, selecEon and applicaEon by each of them

•  Pilot (Living Lab user-‐driven collaboraEon.... collaboraEon.... collaboraEon....)

•  Plaform integra-on and interoperability: strong collaboraEon between suppliers and Pilot coordinators. Exchange of Learning experiences

•  Global ambi-on and vision beyond the project: sustainable growth of pilots, pro-‐acEve

•  Mul-plying dissemina-on and business strategy enabler

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SAVE ENERGY Social InformaEon Architecture

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A new ICT enabled Market for Innova-ve European SMEs

Fostering Energy Efficiency Policy and

New Bussiness Models

Strategic Plans and Policy

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SAVE ENERGY

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PreCo Project

Brazilian Pilot Vitória

(10.000 users)

Others

APOLLON Project

French Pilot (10.000 users)

Portuguese Pilot (50.000

users)

Opening new Energy Efficiency and ICT Markets for SMEs

Brazilian Pilot São Paulo (10.000 users)


Large Scale Pilot Projects •  10.000 houses in São Paulo and 10.000 houses in Vitória (Brazil) – Smart Metering and Smart Grid large scale projects to increase market awareness, understand technologies and exisEng business models, and support policy recommendaEons.

•  50.000 homes in Portugal – (Pilot for Energy Efficiency). Strategic Research Center on Energy Efficiency in Portugal. MunicipaliEes of: Águeda, Cascais, Sintra and Palmela. •  10.000 houses in France –

Smart Metering Energy Efficiency pilot project. First phase has already started.

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APOLLON Living Lab cross-border Activity Example 1

ISA internaEonalizaEon strategy is to establish business partnerships in Luleå and Vitória (equipment distribuEon), integrated soluEons in Helsinki and Amsterdam (incorporaEng added value with other equipments and services) and adding value by technology transfer from Amsterdam.

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Smart CiEes •  CiEes are being transformed by the impact of globalizaEon and rapid

technological evoluEon. Sustainable Urban Well Being trends are emerging driven by the direct parEcipaEon of the ciEzens. This includes user behaviour transformaEon achieved by the parEcipatory environment enabled by the Living Labs and implemented by innovaEve collaboraEve SMEs.

•  CiEes are increasingly becoming dynamic Living Environments requiring the capacity to enable and adapt to fast technological, societal and cultural changes. Living Lab collaboraEon methodologies can be the answer to address these changes and support the engagement and exploitaEon of business opportuniEes by SMEs.

•  Sustainable Energy and mobility are important trends of the emerging Well Being Urban Living Lab Paradigm. Local energy micro-‐generaEon, distribuEon (Smart Metering/Smart Grid) and storage require new business models and new policies where innovaEve SMEs can have a major role in the experimentaEon, implementaEon and exploitaEon of the new emerging business enabled by Future Internet, Internet of Things and Social InnovaEon.

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Smart City Real World (THINGS) Sensors Cameras

Intellig. Objects

Smart Devices

MulEm. Interact.

Ambient Intellig.

Security enabled Data Interoperability Pla`orm

Smart City Digital World (PLATFORMS) Gaming Services

LocaEon Services

3D, AR Services

Portal Services

Web 2.0 Services

Privacy preserving Human CollaboraEon Pla`orm

Smart City Social World (ARENAS) SMART

Neighbourhood SMART Street

SMART City Hall

SMART Museum Parks

SMART Square

PERIPHÈRIA Smart City architecture


PERIPHÈRIA Pilots Neighbour-‐

hood Malmoe

Street Bremen

Square Athens

Museum-‐Park Genoa

City Hall Palmela

Co-‐housing cooperaEve wanEng to go sustainable.

VisualisaEon of collaboraEve e-‐parEcipaEon ideas.

Community resource sharing.

Link with local supermarket for sustainable food.

Inter-‐cultural communicaEon with immigrant communiEes.

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 reservaEon of spaces.

IntroducEon of faciliEes for electric cars, bicycles and related services.

IntegraEon with public transport networks and food logisEcs.

CiEzen engagement in developing, co-‐designing and prioriEsing green city policies: • Traffic management and info services

• Waste collecEon management and info system

• Planning of green city spaces

Tourist and ciEzen parEcipaEon in learning about material and immaterial cultural and natural heritage (FP6 ISAAC).

Management and protecEon of cultural and natural heritage.

Safety and quality of life in open urban spaces.

Use an ICT-‐equipped mobile vehicles to extend delivery of city e-‐gov services to territory.

• Accessibility and mobility for All project (awareness and training in schools and public administraEon)

• Listening and engaging ciEzens in the co-‐creaEon of new parEcipatory services


ENoLL Foreign Affairs Ambassadors

Foreign Affairs Ambassadors Amsterdam (Africa-‐ Daan Velthauz) Helsinki (Asia-‐ Jarmo Eskelinen)

Lisbon (North and South America-‐ Álvaro Oliveira) Ljubljana (Central and Eastern Europe,

Euro-‐Med -‐ Joze Gricar)

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GlobalizaEon of ENoLL Expansion outside EU •  Brazil •  China •  Africa •  Korea

Collabora-on Agreements •  FAO – Food and Agriculture OrganizaEon of the United NaEons,

Rome (MoU,AcEon Plan,Rome conference in January) •  EEN – European Enterprise Network, Brussels (In progress) •  United Forum -‐ Ubiquitous Network Industry and Technology

Development Forum, Internet of Things – Beijing, China •  Beijing City AdministraEon and Public Service InnovaEon -‐

InformaEon System and Equipment Center (CAISEC) – Beijing,China

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GlobalizaEon of ENoLL The Case of China (CNoLL)

Workshops •  Energy Efficiency, Shanghai (13-‐14/10/2010) •  Beijing Energy Efficiency Workshop (22/11/2010) •  Beijing ENoLL Workshop (25/11/2010) •  Beijing ENoLL Workshop (Planned for Feb 2011)

Exis-ng Living Labs •  TianJin-‐China Living Lab •  China Mobile Research InsEtute •  Mobile Life Club of China -‐ MC² •  Living Lab of China Mobile CommunicaEon CorporaEon

(LLCM)

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GlobalizaEon of ENoLL Other Cases

•  Korea ( Workshop planned for February 2011)

•  Australia (AcEon plan iniEated in October 2010)

•  Singapore (AcEon plan to start in 2011)

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GlobalizaEon of ENoLL A view from Brazil

•  Co-‐creaEon adjusted to the market needs •  NaEonal and InternaEonal Partnerships •  Easier access to New Technologies and Best PracEces

•  Access to New Markets

More Efficient Innova-on System

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PosiEon of Brazil in the Global Market

•  Stable democracy •  Open economy •  AmbiEous investments in infrastructures •  Impressive improvements in the educaEon system •  Intellectual Property protecEon •  Measures for social integraEon leading to a fair society •  First in the ranking for environment protecEon policies •  Stable currency. Low inflaEon rate. Fiscal benefits •  High foreign investment •  Growth in 2010: 8,5% •  4,3 million jobs created in the last four years •  Brazil lent 10 billion USD to IMF in 2010

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Low Income Popula-on decrease: 20 million

Employment increase: 11 million

Middle Class Increase: 32 million

Minimun Wage Raise: 60%

Total Popula-on: 198 million

Brazil Socio-‐Economic Indicators

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EU -‐ Brazil CooperaEon Framework

•  Brazil is a Strategic Partner of the EU •  Brazil and European cultures have common origins. Diaspora effects on European roots communiEes.

•  Brazil is one of the fastest growing economies. Huge market opportuniEes.

•  Brazil is driving the socio-‐economic growth by strong poliEcal support to InnovaEon.

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EU -‐ Brazil RDI CooperaEon

CollaboraEon A{tude: •  Social innovaEon as a driver of economic development Entrepneurship.

•  CreaEvity, collaboraEon, open innovaEon, emoEonal a{tude and experimentaEon are intrinsic to Brazilian culture.

•  Enormous Brazilian self-‐esteem for their country and strong belief in the new social-‐economic environment in the context of a new internaEonal order where Brazil is carving a leading role.

CooperaEon Framework •  RDI Framework Agreement signed in 2006

•  Energy Agreement signed in July 2007

•  Biofuels Joint Programme started in 2009

•  ICT Joint Programme planned to start in 2010 Brazil

EU

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Brazilian Open InnovaEon Culture

Brazilian Culture Living Labs Values

Criativity. Entrepreneurship. Support for novelty and differentiation.

Experimentation. New business models.

Emotional attitude. Engagement. Performance leverage. Productivity.

Open Society. Network development. Value creation.

Collaboration. Solidarity. Social Networks.

Achieving together. Co-creation satisfaction.

Strong open source eGovernment.

Open service creation leverage.

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Top Down Methodology to Increase EU-‐Brazil CooperaEon in the InnovaEon Domain

•  Documents of strategy to the DG Info of the European Commission demonstraEng the strategic role of Brazil as a partner for the EU.

•  ScienEfic publicaEons and conference presentaEons, namely at the InnovaEon Conference in 2008 and 2009 organised by CKIR in Helsinki.

•  Discussion panels in conferences (e-‐Challenges, ICE, European Commission events, etc.) dedicated to present and discuss the EU-‐Brazil cooperaEon in the domain of innovaEon focused in Living Labs.

•  Promote awareness and moEvate Brazilian State governments to the Living Labs methodology.

•  Promote awareness and moEvate Brazilian Federal Government to the Living Labs methodology.

•  Steering Commilee of the European Commission for the scienEfic and technological cooperaEon negoEaEon.

•  PreparaEon of the EU-‐Brazil Conference for the InnovaEon and Living Labs.

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Bolom Up Methodology to Create and OperaEonalise Living Labs in Brazil

•  InformaEon disseminaEon and awareness. Fostering the interest to the ENoLL Community membership

•  DisseminaEon Workshops in several Brazilian ciEes. •  Workshops to support the definiEon of the Living Lab

concept: partnership creaEon, strategic objecEves, Federal and State policies opportuniEes, etc.

•  Mentoring aiming at the preparaEon of the Living Lab eco-‐systems. Workshoips, themaEc and insEtuEonal meeEngs

•  MeeEngs with the main stakeholders at academic, research, enterprise, federal and state governments, municipaliEes, associaEons and NGO’s, etc.

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ENoLL AcEviEes in Brazil

EU-‐Brazil LLs Conference, Campinas, SP, October 2010 (t.b.c.)

Digital Niterói, Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, December 2008

Brazilian Living Labs: 1. LL awareness, Brazilian LL

parEcipants on European Events (EU Lyon 08, Helsinki 08, EU Portugal 07, EU Slovenia 08, Brussels 08, etc)

2. Brazilian Living Labs and ENoLL

3. Emerging Living Labs

4. Brazilian Living Labs Network

Federal Government MeeEngs on Living Labs, Brasília, November 9th 2009

Workshop on Living Labs, Manaus, July 2008

Workshop on InnovaEon and Living Labs, Manaus, September 2009

Workshop on InnovaEon and Living Labs, Manaus, October 2008

Living Labs Energy Efficiency, Escelsa, Vitória, ES, December 2009

Espirito Santo Living Lab Workshop, Vitoria, ES, July 31th 2009

Espirito Santo Living Lab Workshop, Vitoria, ES, June 2009

Living Labs Workshop -‐ UFES, Vitória, ES, December 2009

Living Labs Workshop, Espírito Santo, ES, September 28th 2009.

Federal Government and EU Commission Workshop on Living Labs, Brasília, September 2008

InnovaEon and Living Labs Workshop, São Paulo, SP September 2008

Smart CiEes, São Paulo, SP, December 2009

Living Labs for InternaEonal CooperaEon. FIAM, Manaus, November 26th 2009

Living Labs Workshop, Belém, Pará, 30/Nov/2009

Workshop LLs, Vitoria, ES, April 24th 2009

InternaEonal Forum for Technology and InnovaEon, Vitoria, ES, November 2008

Energy Living Labs Workshop, EDP Inovação, São Paulo, SP, December 2009

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ENoLL in Brazil -‐ Results 3rd Call •  Amazon Living Lab -‐ Fundação Feitosa (Manaus, Amazonas) •  Espirito Santo Cidadania Digital (Vitoria, Espirito Santo) •  Living Lab INdT -‐ Well Being and Wealth Care LL (Manaus, Amazonas) •  Inova Unicamp InnovaEon Agency Living Lab (Campinas, São Paulo)

4th Call •  Amazonas Living Lab (Manaus, Amazonas) •  BBILL (Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais) •  EDP/Brasil Living Lab (São Paulo, São Paulo) •  Group Inter-‐AcEon Living Lab (Manaus, Amazonas) •  Habitat Living Lab (Vitoria, Espirito Santo) •  Rio Living Lab (Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro)

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Exis-ng Living Labs domains •  Sustainable Energy and Energy Efficiency •  Environment Technologies. Sustainability •  Biotechnology. Biodiversity •  Enviroment Technologies •  Natural Products TradiEonal PracEces •  Social InnovaEon. Inclusion Emerging Living Labs domain •  Internet of Things and Intelligent LogisEcs •  AutomoEve Industry •  Civil AeronauEcs Industry •  Agrifood. Healthy Food •  CreaEve IT Industries •  ThemaEc Tourism (Eco-‐acEviEes) •  Security

Brazilian Network of Living Labs

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Rio de Janeiro Living Lab

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Amazonia Living Lab

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Digital CiEzenship (Cidadania Living Lab)

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EU – Brazil Energy Living Labs CollaboraEon

Brazil

Europe

Energy Efficiency.

ICT. Behaviour Transforma-on.

SMART Metering. SMART Grid.

Renewable Energy produc-on and distribu-on. Mobility.

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EU – Africa -‐ Brazil Energy Living Labs CollaboraEon

Biofuel produc-on Biofuel

Technologies

Large Scale Pilots

Brazil Africa

Europe

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EU – China -‐ Brazil Energy Living Labs CollaboraEon

Large Scale Pilots

Biofuel

ICT for

Mobility

ICT for Mobility

Brazil

Europe China

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Funding for Living Labs

•  ICT Programme – ICT Technologies Research, Methodologies and Processes.

•  CIP Programme – Technologies ApplicaEon . Pilot Projects.

•  PCP Programme (Pre-‐Commercial Procurement of InnovaEon) – New Funding Instrument (2010).

•  Europe – Brazil Joint Calls (2010-‐11)

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Towards an ENoLL-‐led Living Lab PPP(P)

•  Long-‐term vision: Europe as a dynamic, mulE-‐layer and mulEdimensional European InnovaEon ecosystem.

•  Living Labs as Open Access Pla`orms for Smart CiEes and Regions

•  Alliance with Local AuthoriEes to integrate Living Lab innovaEon and sustainability policies

•  Cross-‐border and cross-‐themaEc collaboraEon addressing the key challenges at the global scale

•  Large-‐scale user behaviour transformaEon through social innovaEon

•  ENoLL leading consEtuency-‐building for a future Living Lab PPP(P): approved by GA Ghent, 13.12

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Calendar of events for ENoLL PPP(P) Co-‐CreaEon

Thema-c Domain Local Date

INNOVATING 4 DEVELOPMENT – ENoLL – FAO Workshops Rome 25-‐26 January 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Beijing February 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Global Projects. Addressing the big challenges of our Eme

São Paulo 2 – 4 March 2011

Manufacturing Stulgart March 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Inclusion. Social InnovaEon

Botswana 2 – 3 May 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Budapest 16 May 2011

Energy Lisbon 31 May – 1 June 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Learning. EducaEon. Global Projects. Addressing the big challenges of our Eme

Beijing July 2011

All Inclusion. Social InnovaEon. e-‐ParEcipaEon

Rio de Janeiro August 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains SMART CiEes. Design CreaEvity. LL Methodologies and Tools

Helsinki August 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Sustainability. Behaviour transformaEon

Manaus October 2011

All ENoLL ThemaEc Domains Closing: Final ENoLL PPP RecommendaEons

Brussels November 2011

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•  Send an email to [email protected] staEng – OrganisaEon name

– Web address – Applicant country – Contact person details

•  You will receive the official Membership ApplicaEon Form

5th Wave applicaEon Pre-‐registraEon


•  Basic facts •  Membership moEvaEon •  DescripEon and characterisEcs •  OrganisaEon •  Openness •  Resources •  Users and Reality •  Value •  DirecEon and Plans for the Future

ApplicaEon Form


•  Max 8 pages, max 1 Mb pdf, no annexes

•  Send to [email protected]

•  Deadline: 15 March 2011, 24:00 hours

•  Submission consEtutes: –  Expression of interest to join ENoLL AISBL –  Permission to ENoLL to hold data for evaluaEon purposes

–  Permission to ENoLL to make informaEon public unless otherwise noEfied by 15 March 2011

Submission


Conclusions (1/3) •  The big global challenges of our Eme demand mass parEcipaEon

of users/consumers/ciEzens. Finding soluEons to climate change, managing demographic shiVs, presenEng and managing chronic diseases, providing safe water supplies and maintaining food security will require the pooling of diverse types of knowledge and resources, and harnessing the moEvaEon of millions of individuals and their communiEes.

•  Technologies are not sufficient to resolve the challenges in a sustainable way, user behaviour transformaEon is required and this can be enabled by the use of ICT and the Living Lab methodologies.

•  GlobalizaEon of ENoLL facilitates InternaEonal partnerships which contribute to enhance business opportuniEes, also contribuEng to a stable and sustainable mutual development. ENoLL vision is to support and encourage this approach on a global scale.

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Conclusions (2/3) •  Europe needs to address its poliEcal integraEon leading to more

Europe. The current crisis has uncovered hidden fragiliEes but also fostered new soluEons. Regions such as Danube and cross-‐border collaboraEon using Living Lab methodologies can accelerate a faster and more effecEve integraEon.

•  The European RDI policies encourage the use of Living Lab eco-‐systems and methodologies to achieve faster and more efficient results.

•  UniversiEes need to be more involved with the other stakeholders of the innovaEon system. Technology is important but needs to be complemented with other knowledge and experEse such as entrepreneurship culture and innovaEon and business pracEces.

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Conclusions (3/3) •  Brazil culture can enable the co-‐creaEve innovaEon environment of

Living Labs.

•  The Brazilian Network of Living Labs has reached a criEcal mass of 10 Living Labs, the largest outside Europe. At least another 10 are emerging for the 5th Call.

•  Brazil is a natural and strategic partner of EU for historical, social, economical and technological reasons.

•  Crea-vity, experimenta-on, emo-on, social innova-on, happiness and well being are intrinsic to the Brazilian culture and also drive the Living Labs user-‐driven innova-on.

•  Living Labs methodologies and ENoLL provide a powerful opportunity to accelerate the Innova-on Strategy in Brazil and reinforce new bridges of collabora-on with Europe. That’s part of our mission.

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Thank you!

www.enoll.org

Álvaro de Oliveira [email protected]

Phone: +351 21 486 67 84 Mobile: +351 91 666 66 66

Skype: alvaroduarteoliveira Address: Alfamicro Alameda da Guia, 192-‐A 2750-‐368 Cascais PORTUGAL

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