This document provides an overview of a project to develop a new community called Saint Louis. It discusses the project's ambitions to provide social, economic, environmental, cultural and political conditions for individuals and communities to flourish. Key aspects of the project include establishing a sustainability charter, using new technologies and practices, and creating a social innovation hub. The community aims to be a living lab for experiments in well-being, sustainability best practices, connectivity, and collaboratively governed use of resources.

2. • The Project
• Its Charter
• Technologies and practices
• Social innovation hub

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4. The project

6. Environment

11. Different land clusters

14. The Project

15. Its ambitions

16. Saint Louis will provide the essential
social, economic, environmental,
cultural and political conditions for
individuals and their communities to
flourish and fulfill their potential.

17. Next Generation Living
Saint Louis development is a lab with living experiments of which the
ultimate aim is the well-being of the individual and the community
at large.

18. Community well-being

19. Sustainability Charter

20. Technologies and Practices

21. Well-being
Source: European Development Bank

22. Sustainable Communities – Best Practices
Place diagram – Project for Public Spaces

23. Use of Technologies
-Connectivity
-Optic fibre
-IPv6 based WAN
-Wireless networks
-etc
-Internet of Things
-Cloud
-Blockchain
-Data Science and analytics
-Lab for new technologies

24. Collaboration
“The greatest degree of
sustainable benefits is derived
when resources are held
jointly, and managed
democratically for the good of
all”
Elinor Ostrom – Nobel Prize
winner

25. Example: Collaborative Governance
Source: Regenerating Port Louis – Clinton Global Initiative

26. Example: Smart Governance –
Stakeholders/Citizen Engagement
• El Salvador - online portals where citizens can report crimes
and request repairs to streetlights and other public
infrastructure—building trust within their communities.
• Quetzaltenango, Guatemala - Online tracking system to
process thousands of citizen requests—improving service
delivery.
• La Lima, Honduras - Online radio station to broadcast
activities, exchange citizens’ ideas and offer vocational
training—engaging youth to build skills for the future.

27. Open Governance
Open Governance
• Government data,
documents, tools, and
processes publicly
available through a freely
available, open source
platform to the citizens.
• Example -2009 US Open
Government Directive -
"transparency,
participation, and
collaboration" as the key
principles of an open
government
Data

28. Other form of Governance
• DAO
– The DAO was (?) a decentralized autonomous
organization that exists as a set of contracts among people
that resides on the Ethereum blockchain; it did not have a
physical address, nor people in formal management roles.
(Source – Wikipedia)

29. Example - Smart Building
- Net Zero Energy Buildings
- Best practices
- Lab for new technologies

30. Example - Smart Resources Utilisation
Energy
• Smart Grid
• Connected objects
• Renewable Energy

31. Example -Smart Infrastructure -
Mobility

32. Its Social Innovation Hub

33. Video – Example of innovative ideas
UKGBC – 2012
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1PN
WgSbRDQ&t=2s

34. Social Innovation Hub
Source: Co-creation Hub Nigeria

35. Source: Co-creation Hub Nigeria

36. Social Development Plan

37. THANK YOU!
tony lee luen len
tony@ecosisltd.com