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Greater Manchester is proposing an IoT city demonstrator project to Innovate UK that would create a new governance model to address challenges of past smart city projects. It would be located in the heart of Manchester's northern economy and leading innovation district known as The Corridor, which has a track record of collaboration and innovation and sponsorship at the highest levels of Greater Manchester's government.

Manchester
Innovate UK IoT City Demonstrator

Greater Manchester
• A new governance model – Blueprint for UK &
beyond
– Address challenges of previous Smart City
deployments – disaggregated governance,
responsibility, problem ownership
• Heart of Northern Economy, leading Innovation
District – Corridor
– Track record of collaboration & innovation
– Strong consortium
• Sponsorship at highest level in GM

Relazione presentata nel corso di URBE (URban freight and BEhavior change) organizzata dal Dipartimento di Scienze politiche e dal Centro di Ricerca sull'Economia delle Istituzioni (CREI) dell'Università di Roma Tre l'1 e 2 ottobre 2015. The work provides an overview on engagement approaches tested and performed in different urban contexts, in order to foster stakeholder participation to the debate on urban freight, and on methods to identify commons solutions and develop viable models. The analysis considers the experience of cities where initiatives related with urban freight deliveries are being planned and implemented, and where local engagement strategies have been put in place in order to identify issues and common viable and accepted solutions.

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