The document discusses ASEAN's efforts to promote smart cities across Southeast Asia. It outlines ASEAN's vision of leveraging technology and innovation to increase efficiency and quality of life in cities. Key points include: - The ASEAN Smart Cities Network aims to promote cooperation on smart city development, facilitate projects with private sector partners, and collaborate with external partners. - Top priorities for ongoing smart city projects in ASEAN include water/waste management and promoting inclusive growth. - The network currently includes 10 national representatives and 26 chief smart city officers. - Future activities include the 2019 ASEAN CIO Forum in Bangkok to further the goal of a Smart ASEAN by 2025.

1. ASEAN SMART CITY
Chaicharearn Atibaedya
President ASEAN CIO ASSOCIATION
catibaedya@acioa.com

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Executive
Overview
Asean Chief Information Officer Association “a.k.a.ACIOA”
believes an accreditation is vital as it is a clear indication of
representation to serve strong relation in economic and
leverages on ICT to serve the demanding change across 10
members states
Source of experts and experience
Considerable effort towards sustainable SMART Asean
An outward focus entity to bridge digital divide to digital
economy
Exercising PPP and encourage collaborations
To attain a greater living across ASEAN for our people in
consideration of global goals

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ASEAN ICT
MASTER PLAN
2020
….report

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AIM 2020

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8. WHAT MAKES CITIES SMART ?
Smart Government &
Secured Infrastructure
Smart Education &
People
Smart Healthcare
& Living
Smart Mobility
Smart Agriculture
& Environment
Smart Economy
& Funding
Open
data
Policy Data
Governance
& Security
Integration& Cross border
Equality
inclusiveness
Com
m
unity
Building
SmartHome
/Hospital
Security
Culture&Happiness
PublicQuality
TransportAccessibility
Green & Intelligent
& transportation
Smart grid
New Energy
Greenspacecapita
CarbonFootprint
Innovative
Startup
SocialImpact
Alternativefinance
5G
Real time
traceability
Waste Generation

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Which one is VN ?
Which one is Thailand ?

10. An additional 84 million people are expected to live in urban areas in ASEAN by
2030
1 Urban population refers to people living in urban areas as defined by national statistical offices.
SOURCE: United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Population Division World Urbanization Prospects 2018; AlphaBeta analysis
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11. ASEAN Smart Cities Network
• 10 National Representatives
• 26 Chief Smart City Officer

12. ASCN Goals
• To promote cooperation on
smart city development
among ASEAN cities;
• To develop commercially
viable projects together with
private-sector solution
providers; and,
• To facilitate collaboration
with ASEAN’s external
partners through funding and
other avenues of support.
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14. An analysis of 300 ongoing projects reveals water and waste
management, and promoting inclusive growth to be of top priorities
SOURCE: AlphaBeta ASEAN Cities database
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16. Source: ASEAN Sustainable Urbanisation Strategy, ASEAN Secretariat, October 2018
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73,560 Ton/day
1.1 kg/day/person
Average time spending on traffic:
56 hr./year

19. ASCN 2018 Recap
April 2018: 32nd ASEAN Summit
May 2018: Brainstorming for Smarter
Cities: the ASEAN Smart Cities
Governance Workshop
July 2018: The Inaugural ASCN Meeting
2018 Outcomes
- Establishment of ASCN
- Smart Cities Framework (endorsed)
- Smart City Action Plans (endorsed)
- ASCN TOR and M&E Framework
(to be circulated and endorsed in 2019)
November 2018: 33rd ASEAN Summit
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A city that leverages technology, innovation, and good design to increase efficiency,
cut costs, and innovate in relation to smart city management and service provision
in order to achieve citizen’s quality of life, happiness, and sustainability
Thailand’s Smart City definition and dimensions
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21. 3 City Data
4 Solution
5 Sustainability Model
2 Infrastructure
1 Vision
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23. 23 Asean CIO Forum – your country, our
ASEAN
Bangkok, Thailand
2012
Jakarta, Indonesia
2013
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2014
ASEAN CHAIR
2019
LAOs PDR, Vietianne
2017
Phom Penh, Cambodia
2016
Brunei Darussalam
2015
Digital Leadership towards
SMARTAsean 2020. Technology
versus Human, transformation of
digitization to screenization!
What is the risk and where is it
going to take us?
Economic, Political &
Technological Impact of 4th
Industrial Revolution
Committed to improving
and bridging digital divide
and to support ASEAN
entities to reach new
heights.

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2019 activities
Annual Forum
CIOsWorkshop, Dinner Talk
Digital Leadership Development Programme
Giver’s day
Roundtable discussion
Study trip specific to problem solving
Training collaboration for ICT readiness
Focus & driven
towards
SmartASEAN
2025

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11-12 November 2019
BANGKOK , THAILAND

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Contact Association Advisor for slides
content
HongSin, Kwek
Hskwek@acioa.com or
+66970303999