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São Paulo, Brazil, 30 July 2013
Smart sustainable cities ICT projects in Brazil
Eduardo Hiroshi MurakamiSpecialist on Regulation
ANATEL Email:[email protected]
ITU Workshop on “Smart Sustainable Cities in Latin America”
(São Paulo, Brazil, 30 July 2013)
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Agenda
Introduction;
Study Cases;
Governance Actions;
Final Considerations.
Introduction
Latin America is one of the most urbanized region in the developing world. So there is great potential for sustainable development in cities of Latin America. Approximately 80% of Brazil's population (currently 194 million – IBGE, 2011) live in cities. This urbanization is forcing cities in Brazil and other countries to make their infrastructure more efficient and sustainable in ICT areas.
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Study Case: CET
CET is the São Paulo city’s traffic enginnering authority in charge to plan and implement, in the roads and streets of the city, the operation of the road system, in order to ensure greater safety and traffic flow. In CET’s website it’s possible to check:
Slowness on the main roads;
Incidents in traffic;
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Case Study: CET
São Paulo’s CET website
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Case Study: EMTU
The Metropolitan Urban Transport Company of São Paulo (EMTU / SP) is a company controlled by the State Government of São Paulo, linked to the Department of State Metropolitan Transportation (STM) which oversees and regulates the metropolitan transport of low and medium capacity in metropolitan region of São Paulo. In EMTU website it’s possible to check informations about bus routes, bus schedules and prices by:
City;
Number of route;
Streets;
Others.
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Case Study: EMTU
São Paulo’s EMTU website;
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Case Study: Municipal Infoway
The municipal information highway has been becoming an effective tool to expand the access to the broadband services and to the world computing network by the population;
The Municipal Info-Highway is a communication public environment (network) aiming to meet the needs of interconnection of municipal governments and get ready for universalization and digital inclusion for all the inhabitants of the municipal area.
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Case Study: Municipal Infoway
The Municipal Information highway stands for an alternative at lower cost to the final user and allows the construction of a universalization model which propitiates the modernization of public administration, digital inclusion in all levels, social inclusion of the citizens, enhancement of local digital economy, cost reduction of communication services and the general economic reinforcement of the municipality.
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Case Study: Municipal Infoway
Municipal Information Highway benefits
Digital inclusion;Democratization of telecommunications services;Electronic delivery of information and services;Modernization of public administration;Transparency in budget execution and public accountability;Management of health services;e-learning;Web TV and Web Community Radio;Improvement of the relationship between government and citizens;Social inclusion.
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Case Study: Municipal Infoway – Pedreira/SP
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Governance Actions
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Radio frequencies bids
Governance Actions
Resolution 04/2010, from CONMETRO, approves the Brazilian Program for the Evaluation of the Life Cycle Assessment
CONMETRO – Brazilian National Council of metrology, standardization and industrial quality / Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade
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Final considerations
Sources:
CET’s website (http://www.cetsp.com.br/).
EMTU’s website (http://www.emtu.sp.gov.br/EMTU/home.fss).
Paper 105410: Municipal Open Access MAN and Democratization of Broadband Access in Brazil presented at IEEE Latinccom 2012 (4th IEEE Latin-American Conference on Communications 2012, Cuenca, Equador);
Resolution nº 558 (Anatel), approve the destination of radio frequencies from 450 to 470 MHz;
Resolution nº 544 (Anatel), approve the destination of radiofrequencies from 2.170 to 2.182 MHz and from 2.500 to 2.690 MHz.
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Thank you
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