Collaborative Cities in Europe | LeWeb London 2013

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Collaborative Cities in Europe
Antonin Léonard @AntoLeonard
Benjamin Tincq @btincq

an open global community of passionate people
accelerating the shift toward a collaborative economy.
We are: entrepreneurs, makers, designers, journalists, social hackers,
researchers, public officials, engaged citizens, … and many more.
PARIS | LONDON | BERLIN | BARCELONA | ROME
MADRID | BRUSSELS | AMSTERDAM | MUNICH| LISBO
DAMAS | BUENOS AIRES | RIO DE JANEIRO | PORTO AL
SANTIAGO | ATHENS | MONTREAL| BILBAO | LAUSA
LYON | TORINO | LILLE | MILAN | THE HAGUE | GHE

22M local classified ads
3.5 M unique visitors / day
2h15 per person / month

The Collaborative Economy is
transforming the way we live
the way we travel
the way we move
the way we eat
…

MOVE | Shared Transportation in the City

MOVE | Shared Transportation in the City
Public Transport + Carsharing + P2P Car Rental + On-Demand Ridesharing
OPEN DATA

MOVE | Long-Distance Ridesharing
2M European travellers/month (Eurostar = 0.8M)

EAT | Collaborative Distribution of Local Food

EAT | Collaborative Distribution of Local Food
260 local communities(+160 more coming soon)
1,200,000 products sold since launch in 2011
20,000 orders/month overall

The Collaborative Economy is
transforming the way we make
the way we work
the way we create
the way we fund
…

WORK | Coworking spaces everywhere
1,200 spaces in Europe (2,500 globally)
number doubling every year

Photo : http://www.flickr.com/photos/waagsociety/5011530383/
CREATE | Fab Labs & maker spaces
150 Fablabs globally, 40% in EU
1,000 Hackerspaces globally, 30% in EU

FUND | Crowdfunding for Local Impact
civic projects, creators, local businesses, …

City as a Platform
“When artists and innovators
engage, cities thrive.
Cities as Platforms”
Lisa Gansky

Barcelona FabCity
1 Fablab per District by 2020

Paris Area
Vélib, AutoLib, and Coworking spaces

“The Collaborative Economy
is a priority on our agenda.
(…) We want the Bordeaux
area to think and act
collaboratively, by involving
both companies and citizens”
Vincent Feltesse
Head of Bordeaux Metropolitan Area
Bordeaux Area
Ambition to become a Shareable City

Entrepreneurs, Citizens
and Local Governments
Building together the
collaborative cities of the future

Thank you!
Antonin Léonard @AntoLeonard
Benjamin Tincq @btincq
http://ouishare.net @OuiShare

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Collaborative Cities in Europe | LeWeb London 2013

1. Collaborative Cities in Europe Antonin Léonard @AntoLeonard Benjamin Tincq @btincq

3. Maxime Leroy

4. 22M local classified ads 3.5 M unique visitors / day 2h15 per person / month

6. The Collaborative Economy is transforming the way we live the way we travel the way we move the way we eat …

7. TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

8. 2008 TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

9. 2009 TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

10. 2010 TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

11. 2011 TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

12. 2012 TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

13. MOVE | Shared Transportation in the City

14. MOVE | Shared Transportation in the City Public Transport + Carsharing + P2P Car Rental + On-Demand Ridesharing OPEN DATA

15. MOVE | Long-Distance Ridesharing

16. MOVE | Long-Distance Ridesharing 2M European travellers/month (Eurostar = 0.8M)

17. EAT | Collaborative Distribution of Local Food

18. EAT | Collaborative Distribution of Local Food 260 local communities(+160 more coming soon) 1,200,000 products sold since launch in 2011 20,000 orders/month overall

19. The Collaborative Economy is transforming the way we make the way we work the way we create the way we fund …

20. WORK | Coworking spaces everywhere

21. WORK | Coworking spaces everywhere 1,200 spaces in Europe (2,500 globally) number doubling every year

22. CREATE | Fab Labs & maker spaces

23. Photo : http://www.flickr.com/photos/waagsociety/5011530383/ CREATE | Fab Labs & maker spaces 150 Fablabs globally, 40% in EU 1,000 Hackerspaces globally, 30% in EU

24. FUND | Crowdfunding for Local Impact

25. FUND | Crowdfunding for Local Impact civic projects, creators, local businesses, …

26. City as a Platform “When artists and innovators engage, cities thrive. Cities as Platforms” Lisa Gansky

27. Barcelona FabCity 1 Fablab per District by 2020

28.

29. Paris Area Vélib, AutoLib, and Coworking spaces

30. “The Collaborative Economy is a priority on our agenda. (…) We want the Bordeaux area to think and act collaboratively, by involving both companies and citizens” Vincent Feltesse Head of Bordeaux Metropolitan Area Bordeaux Area Ambition to become a Shareable City

31. Entrepreneurs, Citizens and Local Governments Building together the collaborative cities of the future

32. Madrid, Oct 8th, 2012

33. Thank you! Antonin Léonard @AntoLeonard Benjamin Tincq @btincq http://ouishare.net @OuiShare

Editor's Notes

Basically, what LeBonCoin and most classified ads website do, is connecting people at a local level.To quote a recent BI article, it goes places “where Adam’s Smith’s hand cannot”
Long distance ridesharing is only happening in europeIt’s been around for 10 years, it’s the earliest sharing economy model here
WHAT IS A FABLAB ?http://www.openp2pdesign.org/2013/spaces/what-is-a-fablab/A space about bits and atomsPart of global network (tools, processes, events, collaborations)A local communityA set ot tools and machinesA set of knowledge (intersciplinarity)A set of processes (ex: making a pcb)A service (service design approach)A business (model)Not a franchiseAn ongoing experimentHackerspace / 3DoodlerHackSpace in london

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