Smart Cities CIP Portfolio

Smart Cities Portfolio Working Group Co-Creating Cross-Border Synergies and Networking for Future Internet enabled services in Smart Cities Dave Carter, Head, Manchester Digital Development Agency (MDDA), Manchester City Council, UK Chair, Smart Cities Portfolio Working Group

The Battle for Control of Smart Cities

The CIP Smart Cities Portfolio Projects 2010

The CIP Smart Cities Portfolio Projects 2011
CITADEL ... on the move – high speed mobile apps
City SDK ... Smart City Service Developer Kit – open source Smart City
apps ecosystem
Commons 4 Europe ... Code Commons – collaborative web +
Bottom-Up-Broadband Commons
iCity ... Linked Open Apps Ecosystem to open up Innovation in Smart Cities
i-SCOPE ... Interoperable Smart City Services through an Open Platform for Urban Ecosystems
LiveCity ... Live Video-to-Video supporting Interactive City Infrastructure

Smart Cities Portfolio Priorities
Smart Cities Portfolio launched: Helsinki conference, Nov. 2010
Currently developing the workplan of the Smart Cities Portfolio Working Group: City of Manchester is Chair, Helsinki and Barcelona are Vice-Chairs
Work in partnership with Eurocities, ENoLL, FIA and other networks to promote Smart Cities and plan collaborative work, including knowledge exchange
Communications plan being developed in partnership with the European Commission
Exploiting projects’ links with key decision makers at city, regional, national and international level
Linking into global networking opportunities

Future Internet and Smart Cities
Next generation of Internet development
User driven open innovation
Networking the networks:
EUROCITIES, European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL), Future Internet Assembly (FIA), Digital Agenda for Europe
www.eurocities.eu
www.openlivinglabs.eu
www.future-internet.eu
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/digital-agenda/index_en.htm
www.fireball4smartcities.eu

- Eurocities founded in 1986 and its Brussels office opened in 1992 - Telecities founded in 1993 and first EC funded “European Digital Cities” project (94-96 - FP4) - led to further projects: - TEN-Telecom project ‘InfoCities’ (96-98) - IntelCity Roadmap project (FP5 – 2002-3) - Intelligent Cities project (FP6 – 2004-6) - Telecities became Eurocities Knowledge Society Forum (KSF) in 2005 - Manchester was a founding member of Telecities and the Living Labs network (2006) which became the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) - Eurocities KSF launched its Smart Cities working group in April 2011, co-chaired by Manchester and Barcelona (both leads for EU CIP Smart Cities projects, Manchester with ‘Smart Innovation & People – SMARTiP’ and Barcelona with ‘Open Cities’) Eurocities Smart Cities Network

Smart Cities Outcomes
Setting out the basis for long term collaboration between Smart Cities, Living Labs and Future Internet
Creating open innovation networks for new smart apps and services for city use-cases and test-beds
Adding People in to create PPPPs – Public-Private-People-Partners – Smart Cities needs Smart Citizens
Co-creating innovative new business models for service delivery
Supporting new projects as they develop

Find out more:
Joint work between the Portfolio Working Group and the FIREBALL project (FP7 Coordination Action)
Developing shared resources and activities with FIREBALL
Raising the profile at key events: FIA & FIRE weeks in Budapest (May 2011), Poznan (Oct. 2011) and Aalborg (May 2012), Digital Agenda for Europe Assembly, June 2011, EU Open Days, Eurocities Knowledge Society Forum (KSF) events, ERISA and many more........
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