The document summarizes Session 3 of the 3rd Connected Smart Cities Conference which focused on Living Labs and Open Innovation. The session objectives were to explore governance models for public-private partnerships in cities, innovation policies and instruments for smart cities, key principles for sustainable smart cities from Living Labs, and further developing the Open and Agile Smart Cities mechanism. Speakers included representatives from the European Commission as well as city leaders and experts from Helsinki, Copenhagen, Antwerp, Aarhus, Eindhoven, Sipoo and other organizations to discuss case studies and inputs on these topics.

1. hosted by Partners
3rd CONNECTED SMART CITIES CONFERENCE
21st January 2016
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Session 3: Living Labs and Open Innovation
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2. Session objectives
Moderators:
• Ana Garcia, ENoLL Director
• Marita Holst, Botnia LL General Manager, Luleå University of Technology, ENoLL
Council member, Coordinator Smart Cities/Urban Innovation expert group in
ENoLL
What are the objectives of this session in the context of the conference?
• Explore and advance in governance models for quadruple helix
implementation in cities
• Explore the Innovation policies and instruments for Connected Smart
Cities
• Elaborate in the Living Lab key principles for sustainable smart cities
• Further develop “Driven by Implementation” OASC mechanism

3. Speakers
– Olavi Luotonen, EC, DG CONNECT, Net Futures, Experimental Platforms
– Bror Salmelin, EC, DG CONNECT, Adviser for Innovation Systems
– Vasileios Tsanidis, EC, DG CONNECT, Innovation Procurement
– Marita Holst, Living Lab principles for Smart Cities
– Hugo Goncalves, Forum Virium Helsinki. SELECT for Cities,
– Jarmo Eskelinen, cases Helsinki, Copenhagen, Antwerp (City of Things)
– Marita Holst/ Anna Ståhlbröst, Organicity and inputs from Botnia
– Louise Overgaard, City of Aarhus
– Olha Bondarenko, City of Eindhoven
– Ingrid Willems, iMinds, CreatiFI
– Mikael Grannas, Mayor of Sipoo, Finland