Slicing Smart Cities. Slice 3 - Smart Society
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The 21st century society has moved to the digital domain, this is a key factor to understand the adoption of the Smart City concept. However, beyond technology, there are some questions that must be taken into account in the social, cultural and economic areas to better develop the Smart City. Last but not least ICT technologies have transformed the way that public administrations work internally as well as their relationship with citizens, who become an active part in the management of the city.
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- 1. Slicing Smart Cities A short introduction to the urban spaces of the 21st century Slice 3. Smart Society Created by Joan Manuel Lopez @TheBitCity Under CC BY-SA 4.0 License
- 2. 2 ➢ Smart Society ✔ Overview ✔ Social area ✔ Cultural area ✔ Economic area ✔ Governance ✔ Digital Administration ✔ Open Government
- 3. 3 Overview 21st century society or smart society: ➔ Hyperconnected Use of new communication→ channels ubiquitous and immediate ➔ Activity transferred to the digital domain ➔ Enhancement of the collaborative behaviour ➔ Encouragement of network structures ➔ Breaking with traditional pyramids ➔ Active and participative
- 4. 4 Overview Approach of the 21st century society Governance CulturalEconomicSocial
- 5. 5 Social Area ➔ Inclusive ➔ Take into account ALL its citizens ➔ Accesible ➔ Within the reach of ALL those who want it ➔ Enabling places for social interaction ➔ Ensuring connectivity (free, public Wi-Fi)
- 6. 6 Cultural Area ➔ Historical and patrimonial heritage ➔ Unique character and personality of each city Facilitate ➔ Interchange of ideas and opinions ➔ Creation of knowledge Encourage ➔ Innovation, sciences, artistical expression
- 7. 7 Economic Area ➔ Limited budget ➔ High consumption of raw materials ➔ Natural resources finites ➔ High generation of waste ➔ Search for a more efficient and sustainable usage of goods and resources Need for new economic models
- 8. 8 Collaborative Economy Interchanging and sharing goods or services. Enhanced by the use of ICT technologies Examples: Uber, airBNB, eBay, ... ➔ Crowdfunding ➔ Participative funding platforms, small contributions to given causes Examples: Verkami, ...
- 9. 9 Circular Economy Economic model that encourages efficiency in the use of resources limiting the environmental impacts ➔ Objective: Keep within the economic cycle the value of products, materials and resources (water, energy,...) as long as possible to reduce as much as possible the waste generation.
- 11. 11 Virtual Services Provision of services through digital platforms → Anytime, anyplace e-commerce e-health e-learning telecare carsharing
- 12. 12 Governance Digital Administration Open Government GOVERNANCE New forms of relationship in administrations
- 13. 13 Digital Administration ➔ Transformation of the public administration thanks to the adoption of ICTs ➔ New models of management, innovative ➔ Integration of physical and digital channels ➔ Desk on-line site→ ➔ Notice board Social Networks→ ➔ Paper documents Digital DBs→
- 14. 14 Digital Administration ➔ Administrative procedures through on-line sites ➔ Internal digitalized documentary management ➔ Shared, common information, avoiding duplication ➔ Facilitating corporative reorganization, breaking traditional departamental siloes Streamlined procedures, reduce response time
- 15. 15 Digital Administration Servicies provision in conditions of: ➔ Security ➔ Same reliance on them than presential ones ➔ Interoperability ➔ Independent of the official agency that offer them ➔ Use of standard formats
- 16. 16 Open Government ➔ Reduce bureaucratic opacity to involve citizens in the evaluation and the control of the performance of the Administration ➔ Power of governments and those who are governed more balanced, giving voice to corresponsible citizens.
- 17. 17 Open Government Transparency Participation Collaboration Based on three essential bases
- 18. 18 Transparency ➔ Free access to information ➔ Fundamental right of citizens ➔ Provide council's data in a clear and easily understandable way ➔ Make unbiased opinions possible ➔ Facilitate report back to citizens
- 19. 19 Open Data ➔ Data (public) in digital formats, standard and open ➔ Can be automatically reused ➔ Anyone can use them for free anytime, for any purpose, including commercial use for profit ➔ Published under quality criteria: ➔ Unique | Shared | Accesible | Open | Georreferenced | Semanticaly Described
- 20. 20 Citizen Engagement Plan with everyone to build for everyone ➔ Involve citizenship in the management of the city beyond consultative processes ➔ Citizen corresponsibility ➔ Improve the services provided ➔ Meet the needs expressed by citizens ➔ Strategies to encourage engagement ➔ Gamification, ...
- 21. 21 Collaboration ➔ Joint work, transversal with internal third parties as well as with external ones. ➔ Encouragement of collaborative development (bottom-up) ➔ Services developed by citizens ➔ Software applications of public interest from open data