Presentation by Catarina Selada, Heads of Cities Department, INTELI (PT). Resilient Cities, Smart Citizen seminar in Rio de Janeiro, May 2016.

1. SMART
CITIES
POLICIES & PRACTICES
The case of
Portugal
RESILIENT CITIES, SMART CITIZENS
Rio de Janeiro, 16 May 2016

2. INDEX
FRAMEWORK: SMART CITY CONCEPT
RENER - SMART CITIES NETWORK
SMART CITIES GOOD PRACTICES

3. POLICIES
FRAMEWORK SMART CITY CONCEPT

4. CONCEPT
TECHNOLOGY
COMERCIAL
PUSH
PEOPLE
COMMUNITY
DRIVEN
VSVS
SMART CITIES - 2 APPROACHES
Technology as an enabler to build innovative, sustainable, inclusive and connected cities
with a view to improve citizens’ quality of life

5. CONCEPT
Smart Cities in Europe
Source: CE (2014)

6. POLICIES
RENER SMART CITIES NETWORK

7. RENER
46
MUNICIPALITIES
45%
POPULATION
19%
TERRITORY
RENER
PORTUGUESE SMART CITIES NETWORK

8. Space for experimentation and testing of smart urban solutions in real-life
context under an open innovation and co-creation approach
Sharing experiences and good practices, and replicating successful urban
solutions in other cities
Developing joint projects and anchor initiatives – joint public procurement,
common standards, city intelligence systems, …
Influence European, national and regional policies and legislation due to
critical mass and advocacy capacity
RENER

9. ELECTRIC MOBILITY
RENER

10. ELECTRIC MOBILITY
RENER

11. GOVERNANCE
ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND
BUILDINGS
SOCIETY AND
QUALITY OF LIFE
MOBILITY ECONOMY AND INNOVATION
E-government Smart meters Social services and wellbeingParking management Culture and creativity
Indicators and metrics Smart grids Health and telemedicineTraffic management Tourism
(smart destinations)
Public participation Public lighting Education, training,
e-learning
Fleet management Entrepreneurship and
employment
Open data Sustainable urban regeneration Public safetyUse of Bicycles Attraction of Investment
Public Procurement Sustainable urban planning Emergency managementCar-sharing City branding
City management platforms Water and waste management Digital inclusionGreen vehicles Internationalization
Transparency Green spaces …Integrated mobility systems …
Legislation Irrigation systems …… …
… … …… …
RENER

12. RENER

13. SMART CITIES IBERIAN NETWORK (111 CITIES)
RENER

14. TOWARDS AN IBERO-AMERICAN SMART CITIES NETWORK
RENER

15. ECO-ELECTRIC CURITIBA
RENER

16. POLICIES
SMART CITIES GOOD PRACTICES

17. GOOD PRACTICES
Black and Veatch’s 2016 Strategic Directions: Smart City Report
0 10 20 30 40 50
Assessing readiness
Currently in the planning stages with
relevant stakeholders
Creating road map
Currently in the piloting stage
Implementing a large-scale smart city
deployment
other
2015 2014
(in %)
Which of the following smart city activities is your municipality/administration participating
in?

18. MY NEIGHBOURHOOD
My Neighbourhood is a place for
neighbours to gather, get to know
each other and enjoy the space they
share
MyN is an online social platform that
responds to citizens’ wishes, interests
and needs.
It creates an environment where
communities emerge, gather and
thrive both in the digital and the
physical spaces
Portugal, Denmark, Italy, Finland
http://www.my-n.eu/

19. DESAFIOS PORTO CHALLENGE
Citizens presented challenges that
the city of Oporto was facing
16 challenges were selected through
online voting
Start-ups propose technology
solutions to the challenges proposed
4 winners are using the city of
Oporto as a living lab to test their
solutions
Health and well-being, energy, digital
economy, mobility and environment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjSbr2vd_eI

20. BIG SMART CITIES
BIG smart cities is an international
competition where startups get to
pitch to investors and earn BIG prizes
to launch and scale their businesses
The aim is to create innovative
startups based on technologies for
smart cities that improve the
citizens' experience
Mobility, Tourism, Living and
Government
Lisbon, Porto and Évora

21. HACK A CITY
Hackacity is a hackathon that aims to
test big data and promotes its use to
develop solutions that will have an
impact in the city, but also foster
collaboration amongst stakeholders.
For 24 hours, participants get
together to develop solutions based
in open source platforms as FIWARE
to address challenges faced by the
citizens, using data provided by the
city.
Porto, Olinda/Recife,
Mersfoort/Utrecht, Santander

22. FAB LAB IN THE CITY
Lisboa City Hall and FabLab Lisboa
(municipal laboratory for fast
prototyping) launched the contest
FabLab in the City, with the goal to
select three winning ideas for
prototypes of street furniture for
Largo do Intendente neighbourhood.
Citizens present ideas of urban
equipment to the neighbourhood
Ideas were selected by a jury
Prototypes were built in Lisbon Fab
Lab

23. URBAN ART GALLERY
Social neighborhood located in
Loures was transformed in a urban
art gallery (Quinta do Mocho)
46 paintings in buildings’ facades
Guided tours to the neighborhood
organized by residents
Artistic residencies to accommodate
painters
Citizen engagement in the promotion
of a positive image of the
neighborhood

24. DEBATE
How to increase the collaboration between Portugal
and Brazil in the area of smart cities?