Urban Networks for a Sharing Economy
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Presentation about Urban Networks for a Sharing Economy @ 3rd Meeting of the Indo-German Expert Group on Green & Inclusive Economy. Field Trip 12.11.2014. organized by GIZ (Gesellschaft für intern. Zusammenarbeit) & UBA (Umweltbundesamt)
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Urban Networks for a Sharing Economy
- 1. Urban Networks for a Sharing Economy OuiShare – Connecting the Collaborative Economy By Thomas Dönnebrink, OuiShare Connector Germany Freelance Expert Collaborative Economy Presentation @ 3rd Meeting of the Indo-German Expert Group on Green & Inclusive Economy Field Trip 12.11.2014. organized by GIZ (Gesellschaft für intern. Zusammenarbeit) & UBA (Umweltbundesamt)
- 3. Shared values & principles Transparency Openness MeetPeopleInRealLife PermanentBeta Inclusion Action Play Feedback Impact Independence
- 4. How we are organized How involvement & scaling works Illustration: Jeremy Heimans talk
- 5. It all started with a simple Blog & #Hashtag And people coming together
- 6. TO DATE: 1 Magazin ouishare.net 2 Global Conferences 2 Tours (LATAM/Europa) 5 Internationale Summits 100+ Facebook Groups 200+ OuiShare Events 20300+ Facebook Fans Autority on Collaborative Economy. Impact
- 7. figures 100+ FB groups 2000+ active users OuiShare 2.0 300+ Articles (FR/EN/ES) 30.000+ Unique Visitors/Monat 20.300+ Facebook Fans 13.100+ Twitter Followers
- 8. 3-day Conference: 1000+ international participants 100+ speaker, events 2. International Conference 05.-07. May 2014 “Age of communities”
- 10. OuiShare Summits Paris, 2012/1 Rom, 2012/2 Barcelona 2013/1 Brüssel, 2013/2 Berlin, 2014/1 London, 2014/2
- 11. Workshop during Social Media Week Berlin 2013 Examples from Berlin
- 12. OuiShare Summit Berlin 2014/06 03.06. full-day conference: Exploring the Co – Work in the Sharing Society 100+ participants – 20 sessions – 03.06. Event Future of Crowdfunding together with IHK & German Crowdfunding Network 100+ participants – keynote: Zypries (state secretary Federal Ministry of Economics & Technology) 04.06. full-day conference: Future of collaborative Finance & crowdfunding 200+ participants- 30 Sessions 05-07.06 Ouishare Summit in Berlin 100+ Teilnehmer So, 08.06. Share Fare - Messe zur Colloborative Economy, About 1000 visitors – 50+ exhibitors (biggest fair of collaborative economy in Germany to date)
- 14. Transformap TINA vs. #TAPAS There is no Alternative vs There are plenty of Alternatives We will put them all on one (OSM) map Mapping the Collaborative Economy 7.5.2014 OuiShareFest Presentation form Mapping Initiatives MMM14 (Germany/Austria) Shareable (USA) Nesta (UK) Alternatives (France) ShareNsave (Australia)
- 15. Convergence of Transform Media/Action Magical Mystery Tour how sharing multiplies happiness New Word for New Concepts (transformation/paradigm shift Status Quo Increasing involvement of players 1. Level – Networking/Collaboration of activists via WeChange platform 2. Level – Networking/Collaboration of transformation magazines 3. Metalevel – Common Publication & Events Two workshops on Collaborative Magazine History From a collaborative Writing project to an Idea and vision.
- 16. Study for the Berlin Senat Areas of study in the city Knowledge Food Money & Transaction systems Spaces Work & Activities Mobility Community Building & Self-Organisation Items Modes of interaction Bartering) Lending Renting Gifting Rebuying / Reselling Co-Using / Sharing) Donations
- 17. @Ministry of producive recovery @EU (EESC Econ/Soc./Com.) @Smart City Conf. - Bologna@Civic Econ. Conf. - Amstersdam
- 18. 1. Presentation on Smart City Exhibition Bologna (22.-24.10.2014). See www.smartcityexhibition.it/en or www.sharitories.net For more information contact simone@ouishare.net or Stina Allowing local governments to map priorities for local objectives to the opportunities in the collaborative development 3 Phases: • Awareness (understanding opportunities) • Facilitation (mapping resources, understanding problems) • Building (building or igniting collaborative structures)
- 19. Thank you ! Thomas Dönnebrink OuiShare Connector Germany Freelancer Collaborative Economy www.about.me/thomasdoennebrink thomas@ouishare.net @tdoennebrink +49 176 32335744
Editor's Notes
- OuiShare = global community, think and do-tank. Our mission is to build and nurture a collaborative and sharing society by connecting people, organizations and ideas around fairness, openness and trust. Shared values & Principles Openness – Transparency – Independence – Impact – Feedback - Action – MeetPeopleInRealLife – PermanentBeta - Inclusion - Play
- http://umap.openstreetmap.fr/de/map/sharing-berlin_18589#12/52.5162/13.4433
- It will consist of three phases Awareness phase. Helping authorities to map local priorities to a collaborative economy strategy for addressing questions like: how to improve mobility, or how to use to generate more income, or how to adjust regulations. Support explanation cards and a serious board game will help understand the opportunities. Facilitation phase. First helping authorities to map existing players and resources and understand their problems. Second look into current regulations Building phase. Helping authorities to build up collaborative structures both directly or by igniting the collaborative community to help them through challenge prices or other means and tools.
- Let‘s start with regarding the collaborative economy. We distinguish four different fields, which of course overlap & reinforce each other. Best known and most widely spread is the field of collaborative consumption. Less known, but likely even more disruptive to the status quo in the future are the fields of collaborative production and collaborative finance. In a fourth field called openness or collaborative learning, concepts like open software, open hardward, open knowledge, open government and governance are summarized. Aspects of this field of openness play an important role in all three fields mentioned before. I will add a few words to each of the four fields later.
- Let me elaborate on his statement for a minute. Looking at the first decade we see platform like Wikipedia, Linux, Wordpress, flickr, Facebook, Youtube &Twitter popping up and growing strong and influencial. They allow extending communities to share music, knowledge, code, picture, videos, news with the entire world. A whole generation, the DIGITAL NATIVES, have grown up in this online world of collaboration & sharing. It is part of their natural DNA and behaviour. What‘s next is that this behaviour and attitude of collaboration & sharing gets applied to the real world. Thousands of platforms - like blabla car, arbnb or food sharing - examples used in the illustration - are emerging everywhere, enabling people to access and share not just digital goods online but real world assets. What we are seeing is a merging of the online & offline world.
- To summarize this development, we can distinguish four phases: Phase 1 We connect to share information Phase 2 We connect to each other to form social networks Phase 3 We connect to share bits Phase 4 We connect to access and share atoms In a nutshell: sharing & communal use reaches new dimensions through new technology and new experiences. (0:45)
- What is driving this collaborative economy? We see four main drivers at work. No.1. Rapid expansion of technological innovation and digitalisation through Internet & mobile No. 2 A longing for community & participation after decades of autistic materialism. No. 3 An increasing environmental consiousness and awareness of the planet‘s limits No. 4 Economic constraints. Necessity as the mother of innovation Driver 2 &3 are actually to a large extent a renaissance of traditional behaviours and modes of connectedness, Nevertheless in their drive to alter the status quo we can consider them to be expressions of social innovation. These drivers of social innovation are joining force with the drivers of technological innovation and are therefore creating a new disruptive quality which I suggest to call COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION I consider this collaborative innovation - an important origin as well as engine - for the value shift I see unfoalding.