Mcam eurocities 25 january 2012 final

Smart Cities and the Future Internet Workshop by Eurocities and Fireball Brussels, 25th January 2012 Mário Campolargo European Commission - DG INFSO Director, Emerging Technologies and Infrastructures"The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission" 1

smart, sustainable, inclusive cities offer an ideal platform for ICT and otherindustries to integrate and test new concepts to serve Europe’s sustainable future ~80% of the population lives in cities ~75% of CO2 is produced in cities ~75% of energy is consumed in cities 2

smart citiescitizen engagement and participationadvanced innovation ecosystemsinnovative broadband internet infrastructureopen access to data 3

smart cities – open innovation local factor  digital society co-localisation / specialisation  knowledge economy “spillover” effects  intangible assets data aggregation  administrative responsibility social networks / sensors  trust between multiple actors “mash up” applications  SMEs in the digital society, the process of wealth and value creation has changed, transforming the power relations between firms, individuals, users, and Public Institutions 4

from research to innovation + Medium to long term research on the FP7 Future Internettechnological risk FIRE Large scale experimentation/ collaboration FI PPP Short to medium term system level research combining application pull and technology push CIP Accelerating take-up of technologies which come out of the labs and are mature for innovation - - time to market + 5

FI PPP: structure and projectsCall 1 Call 2 Call 3 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 6

FIRE + Living Lab methodology FIRE – experimental facilities... technical dimension as well as social and ethical.Living Labs are examples of real environments inwhich best practices of open innovation are applied Living Labs Networks Living labs methodologies applied to European projects Exploring new perspectives of the Living Labs methodologies 7

2014-20 financial framework Put forward by the Commission end of June Common Agricultural Policy €372 billion 36%ICT opportunities Cohesion Policy €336 billion 33% Connecting Europe facility €40 billion 4% Research and Innovation €80 billion 8% Education and youth €15 billion 2% Migration and internal security €8 billion 1% External Action €70 billion 7% Administration €63 billion 6% 1.05% of EU GNI in commitments = € 1025 billion over 7 years (2011 prices) 8

cohesion funds – smart specialisationFocus on: research & innovation information and communication technologies (ICT) competitiveness of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) shift towards a low-carbon economy climate change adaptation & risk prevention and management environmental protection & resource efficiency sustainable transport & removing bottlenecks in key network infrastructures employment & supporting labour mobility social inclusion & combating poverty education, skills & lifelong learning institutional capacity building & efficient public administrations 9

Connecting Europe facilityCommission proposal in November 2011 to promote thecompletion of "transport core network“ (€ 21.7 billion + € 10 billion) "energy priority corridors" (€ 9.1 billion) and key digital infrastructure (network and services) (€ 9.2 billion)to combine market based instruments and EU direct support tooptimise impact 10

Horizon 2020 Tackling Societal Challenges IndustrialLeadership & Excellent Competitive LEIT… Science Frameworks Base ICT Future Internet… Budget:€80 billion 11

what is next? Understand the needs of regional/local actors Move from testing innovative ideas to piloting realistic solutions that will help us deliver in the 2020 timeframe Take a comprehensive and integrated approach; break down silos between domains such as buildings, transport, energy networks and ICT Ensure that solutions are actually taken up by key stakeholders, including citizens Smart cities are a perfect framework: To put the Future Internet Technologies “in context” To take advantage of the new EU policy approach, with tighter integration between Research, innovation, regional deployment 12

making our society smarterSmart Energy Smart Living Future InternetSmart Health Smart Transport 13

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