1. THINK! The Innovation Knowledge Foundation
Roberto Masiero
Presidente THINK!
The Innovation Knowledge Foundation
Tecnologie digitali e
sviluppo umano
Milano, 22/11/2010, Campus Bicocca
Osservatorio ICT del NonProfit
2. Sommario
1. Che rapporto tra Innovazione, tecnologie digitali
e sviluppo umano?
2. ICT4D: Idee da alcune esperienze internazionali
3. ICT per la sostenibilità ambientale ed energetica
4. Profit o NonProfit?
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3. THINK! (The Innovation Knowledge Foundation)
intende dar vita a un Istituto di ricerca internazionale
indipendente e non-profit – un Think Tank – che si
ponga l’obiettivo di raccogliere, elaborare, condividere e
diffondere conoscenze sull’utilizzo delle tecnologie ICT,
digitali e science-driven per promuovere i processi di
innovazione, la crescita economica e lo sviluppo umano
nelle economie mature, emergenti ed in via di
sviluppo, in un’epoca caratterizzata dalla centralità dei
temi della sostenibilità ambientale ed energetica.
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THINK!: un think tank internazionale,
indipendente e non-profit
4. Innovazione e sviluppo umano
Una storia iniziata in India….
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6. La lezione di Esther Duflo
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Co-founder of the Abdul Latif
Jameel Poverty Action Lab
She is a recipient of the 2010
John Bates Clark Medal for
economists under the age of
forty
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Investimenti IT e sviluppo:
dalle teorie neo-liberal…
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
(hardware, software, applications
and telecommunications)
HIGHER
PER-CAPITA
INCOME AND GDP
FLEXIBLE
SUPPLY CHAINS
ACCESSIBLE
AND FLEXIBLE
WORK
OPPORTUNITIES
INCREASED
EFFICIENCY
HIGHER
QUALITY
GOODS AND
SERVICES
BETTER
DECISIONS
MAKING TOOLS
LARGER AND
MORE
EFFICIENT
MARKETS
NEW RESEARCH
TOOLS
LESS SEVERE
ECONOMIC
DOWNTURNS
FASTER
PRODUCTIVITY
GROWTH
INNOVATIVE
PRODUCTS AND
SERVICES
MORE JOBS LOWER
INFLATION
ECONOMIC
COMPETITIVENESS
LOWER
PRICES
HIGHER
WAGES
INCREASED TAX
REVENUES
Source: ITIF
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8. Sustainability as a:
“Supply Chain across Generations”
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Sustainable development is
defined as development that
"meets the needs of the
present without
compromising the ability of
future generations to meet
their own needs”
- Brundtland Commission, 1987
SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY
ECONOMIC
PROSPERITY
ENVIRONMENTAL
STEWARDSHIP
Driving sustainability
improvements
“You can’t change what
you don’t measure…”
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
BETTER PUBLIC
SERVICE
DELIVERY
REDUCTION IN
HUMAN
ISOLATION
ACCESS TO
GLOBAL
MARKETS FOR
LOCAL SMEs
MORE JOBS
MORE
EFFICIENT
SUPPLY CHAINS
HIGHER
EFFICIENCY OF
INTERNAL
RETAIL
SYSTEMS
NEW SECTORAL
TOOLS
(E-HEALTH,
E-SCHOOL,
E-INCLUSION)
REDUCTION IN
INFORMATION
ASYMMETRIES
POVERTY
REDUCTION
HIGHER
PER-CAPITA GDP
BETTER QUALITY
OF LIFE
HIGHER
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HPI-2
HDI
…ad una nuova concezione dello
sviluppo umano
Source: ITIF
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Positioning mature & emerging
Countries in terms of access to digital
technologies vs. human development
DOI-HDI Correlation for Selected Nations
0,500
0,550
0,600
0,650
0,700
0,750
0,800
0,850
0,900
0,950
1,000
0,20 0,30 0,40 0,50 0,60 0,70 0,80 0,90
Digital Opportunity Index (DOI)
HumanDevelopmentIndex(HDI)
CUBA
INDIA
INDONESIA
EGYPT
COLOMBIA
PERU
CHINA
MEXICO
MALAYSIA
RUSSIA
CHILE
UAE
ESTONIA
KOREA
SPAIN
ITALY
US
FINLAND CANADA
SINGAPORE
UK
SWEDEN
BRASIL
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SOUTH AFRICA
MAROCCO
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Idee da alcune esperienze internazionali:
Hole-In-the-Wall Education, India,
Bhutan, Cambogia, Africa
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Hole-In-the-Wall Education
12. Idee da alcune esperienze internazionali:
eHomemakers, Malesia
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eHomemakers
13. Idee da alcune esperienze
internazionali:
Sambaina Villaggio ICT, Madagascar
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Centro d’azione remoto a
Mahobong
Centro di supporto al
DiPSA – Milano
Connessione
satellitare
attraverso la
piataforma
satellitare
Infopoverty
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Sambaina Villaggio ICT
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Idee da alcune esperienze internazionali:
Akshaya e-Centres, Kerala, India
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Akshaya e-Centres
15. How ICT can help in enabling a
sustainable enterprise
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Prevent magazine
obsolescence by Lean
Manufacturing and
donation program to
non-profits
Measure Impact of
Supply Chain to
embedded energy,
water and GHG
Identify
environmental
friendly and fair
trade sourcing
options for raw
materials
Reduce waste,
increase recycling
with take-back
service for end-of-
life products
Lower
environmental
impact of shipping,
delivering and
goods packaging
Use LCA in designing
sustainable
products and
processes
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16. ICT per la sostenibilità
ambientale ed energetica
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Nonprofits
• Encourage or force disclosure of corporations’
environmental commitments and performance
– The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) about GHG
– Greenpeace campaign on consumer electronics
– Fair Trade campaigns, Local NGO
Government
• Disclosure requirements, Cap & Trade
– GHG emissions for large emitters
• Mandatory and opt-in environmental labeling
– EU mandatory labeling of energy-using /related
products
– Energy Star label in the U.S.
Business
• Voluntary disclosure of sustainability efforts
– Wal-Mart launched the Sustainability Index:
– Patagonia publishes the “Footprint Chronicles”
– Financial sustainability Indexes: DJSI, FSTE4GOOD
• New services guiding consumers
– Good Guide environmental, health and social index of
over 60K products
Nonprofits, Governments and Business Supporting Consumer’s Increasing Demand For Transparency
New
Zealand
U
S
A
European
Union
www.ICT4Green.eu
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Il Diamante dell’innovazione DigitaleEducation
Healthcare
Città Digitali e
Infomobilità
eInclusion
Condividere processi
Condividere informazioni
Condividere soluzioni IT
THINK!:
Il Diamante
dell’Innovazione
Digitale
ICT4D
19. Lo stato dell’arte nel nostro Paese
• Al momento, ad esclusione di rare eccezioni (ISF), le
organizzazioni NonProfit tendono ad avere un rapporto
occasionale e marginale con l’ICT…
• A loro volta I’Industria ICT ha un’idea estremamente
vaga del Terzo Settore e del suo grande potenziale…
• Come risultato l’Industria ICT tende semplicemente a
riciclare in questo settore prodotti general purpose…
• … e il “Manager NonProfit” rimane spesso un ossimoro.
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20. Profit o NonProfit?
Le Organizzazioni NonProfit svolgono un ruolo
fondamentale:
• nel promuovere l’uso delle Tecnologie ICT per favorire
lo sviluppo umano
• nel garantire la sostenibilità ambientale ed energetica
delle Nuove Tecnologie (caso Apple/Greenpeace)
A sua volta, il mondo del NonProfit può aprire i
nuovi grandi mercati della Qualità della Vita, dell’
Educazione, della Salute, dell’ Inclusione Sociale,
oggi trascurati dall’ approccio miope e di breve
termine di molti dei maggiori Vendor ICT
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21. Il futuro sta quindi in un grande sforzo di
orchestrazione dell’intervento delle
Organizzazioni non profit e delle Imprese ICT,
In vista di un impegno comune in direzione di
una concezione estesa dello sviluppo umano.
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