Петр Лоренц "Инструменты реконструкции постсоциалистических городов"mosurban
This document discusses tools for reconstructing cities in post-socialist era. It notes that socialist cities focused on quantity over quality of housing and lacked consideration of urban structure. This led to problems in post-socialist cities like degradation of large housing estates. It recommends addressing this by infilling with new development, demonstrating changes through live examples, improving services and infrastructure, and revitalizing distressed non-housing areas. Key implementation tools include keeping the public sector involved, creating opportunities for private sector investment, and involving citizens who may invest more than expected. Reconstruction requires considering issues, intervention concepts and tools without forgetting the roles of public sector, private sector and individual citizens.
The document discusses the concept of the "Horizontal Metropolis", which refers to closely interlinked rural and urban areas with integrated transportation and economic systems. It presents visions for Brussels in 2040 and Moscow that emphasize public transportation networks to reduce car dependency and create "no car" areas. Specific projects discussed include the redevelopment of Spoornoordpark in Antwerp and plans to transform Theaterplein in Antwerp through urban design.
Никлас Гаремо "Роль частно-государственного партнерства в решении проблем гло...mosurban
Nicklas Garemo "Role of PPPs in addressing global infrastructure challenges"
Никлас Гаремо "Роль частно-государственного партнерства в решении проблем глобальной инфраструктуры"
Петр Лоренц "Инструменты реконструкции постсоциалистических городов"mosurban
This document discusses tools for reconstructing cities in post-socialist era. It notes that socialist cities focused on quantity over quality of housing and lacked consideration of urban structure. This led to problems in post-socialist cities like degradation of large housing estates. It recommends addressing this by infilling with new development, demonstrating changes through live examples, improving services and infrastructure, and revitalizing distressed non-housing areas. Key implementation tools include keeping the public sector involved, creating opportunities for private sector investment, and involving citizens who may invest more than expected. Reconstruction requires considering issues, intervention concepts and tools without forgetting the roles of public sector, private sector and individual citizens.
The document discusses the concept of the "Horizontal Metropolis", which refers to closely interlinked rural and urban areas with integrated transportation and economic systems. It presents visions for Brussels in 2040 and Moscow that emphasize public transportation networks to reduce car dependency and create "no car" areas. Specific projects discussed include the redevelopment of Spoornoordpark in Antwerp and plans to transform Theaterplein in Antwerp through urban design.
Никлас Гаремо "Роль частно-государственного партнерства в решении проблем гло...mosurban
Nicklas Garemo "Role of PPPs in addressing global infrastructure challenges"
Никлас Гаремо "Роль частно-государственного партнерства в решении проблем глобальной инфраструктуры"
Мохамед Мезгани "Peer review of Moscow city transport system and policy"mosurban
The document summarizes a peer review of Moscow's city transport system and policy conducted by UITP. The review covered Moscow's transport strategy, regulatory framework, traffic and parking policies, public transport networks, information technology and ticketing systems, and branding. While praising Moscow's metro expansion and upgrades to buses and trams, the review recommended that Moscow strengthen public transport, limit private car traffic through more ambitious policies, and further integrate transport and land use planning.
Балаж Сэнэцэи "Город, живущий вместе с Дунаем. Градостроительство на берегах ...mosurban
Balázs Szeneczey "The city living together with the danube. City development along the River Danube in Budapest"
Балаж Сэнэцэи "Город, живущий вместе с Дунаем. Градостроительство на берегах Дуная в Будапеште"
Эми Киета "Новая система здравоохранения: мировые тенденции"mosurban
This document discusses trends in healthcare as populations age globally. It notes an increased elderly population and changes in patient profiles and disease patterns, creating a need for new approaches to healthcare. Specifically, it calls for a holistic, relationship-focused approach supported by advanced technologies to meet elders' psychosocial needs. It also argues for redefining concepts of health and safety, as well as changing mindsets from acute to elderly care to focus on living with dignity and familiar lifestyles rather than just cures or saving lives.
The Moscow Urban Forum is an annual international conference focused on urban development issues in Moscow. In 2015, the Forum will take place on October 16-17 and focus specifically on projects and challenges within Moscow under economic crisis conditions. The first day will involve panel discussions on making Moscow a dynamic megacity through flexible management practices. The second day will include lectures, workshops and exhibitions at the accompanying Urban Festival, which draws 5,000 people. Research presented will examine visions and trends for Moscow's new territories based on the dreams of residents. The Forum gathers 3,000-3,500 participants to discuss Moscow's urban agenda and share best practices.
The document provides information about the 2016 Moscow Urban Forum. The annual international conference brings together experts, city managers, and business representatives to discuss opportunities and challenges facing modern megacities. This year's forum will take place from June 30th to July 3rd and explore global, national, and local priorities for megacities. The program includes plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and an urban festival with lectures, exhibitions, and cultural events that is expected to draw 30,000 people. Government representatives from Russia and Moscow will also participate in discussions around urban development issues.
Мохамед Мезгани "Peer review of Moscow city transport system and policy"mosurban
The document summarizes a peer review of Moscow's city transport system and policy conducted by UITP. The review covered Moscow's transport strategy, regulatory framework, traffic and parking policies, public transport networks, information technology and ticketing systems, and branding. While praising Moscow's metro expansion and upgrades to buses and trams, the review recommended that Moscow strengthen public transport, limit private car traffic through more ambitious policies, and further integrate transport and land use planning.
Балаж Сэнэцэи "Город, живущий вместе с Дунаем. Градостроительство на берегах ...mosurban
Balázs Szeneczey "The city living together with the danube. City development along the River Danube in Budapest"
Балаж Сэнэцэи "Город, живущий вместе с Дунаем. Градостроительство на берегах Дуная в Будапеште"
Эми Киета "Новая система здравоохранения: мировые тенденции"mosurban
This document discusses trends in healthcare as populations age globally. It notes an increased elderly population and changes in patient profiles and disease patterns, creating a need for new approaches to healthcare. Specifically, it calls for a holistic, relationship-focused approach supported by advanced technologies to meet elders' psychosocial needs. It also argues for redefining concepts of health and safety, as well as changing mindsets from acute to elderly care to focus on living with dignity and familiar lifestyles rather than just cures or saving lives.
The Moscow Urban Forum is an annual international conference focused on urban development issues in Moscow. In 2015, the Forum will take place on October 16-17 and focus specifically on projects and challenges within Moscow under economic crisis conditions. The first day will involve panel discussions on making Moscow a dynamic megacity through flexible management practices. The second day will include lectures, workshops and exhibitions at the accompanying Urban Festival, which draws 5,000 people. Research presented will examine visions and trends for Moscow's new territories based on the dreams of residents. The Forum gathers 3,000-3,500 participants to discuss Moscow's urban agenda and share best practices.
The document provides information about the 2016 Moscow Urban Forum. The annual international conference brings together experts, city managers, and business representatives to discuss opportunities and challenges facing modern megacities. This year's forum will take place from June 30th to July 3rd and explore global, national, and local priorities for megacities. The program includes plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and an urban festival with lectures, exhibitions, and cultural events that is expected to draw 30,000 people. Government representatives from Russia and Moscow will also participate in discussions around urban development issues.
The document summarizes the Moscow Urban Forum, an annual international conference on urban development held in Moscow since 2011. The 2016 forum will take place from June 30th to July 3rd and focus on the theme of "The Age of Megacities: Exploring Global, National and Local Priorities". Over the four days, the forum will include panel discussions, presentations from city leaders and experts, and an urban festival open to the public with lectures, exhibitions and cultural events. Presentations will explore topics like sustainable development of megacities, integration of migrants, and use of data and technology in urban planning.
The document provides information about the 2016 Moscow Urban Forum. The annual international conference brings together experts, city managers, and business representatives to discuss opportunities and challenges facing modern megacities. This year's forum will take place from June 30th to July 3rd and explore global, national, and local priorities for megacities. The program includes plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and an urban festival with lectures, exhibitions, and cultural events that is expected to draw 30,000 people. Government representatives from Russia and Moscow will also participate in discussions around urban development issues.
The document summarizes the 2015 Moscow Urban Forum, an annual international conference on urban development, architecture, economics, and strategic urban planning held in Moscow. Some key details:
- The 2015 Forum focused on Moscow's experience in urban development over the past five years under Mayor Sergey Sobyanin and explored adapting international best practices to megacities.
- It attracted over 3,000 delegates from Russia and 18 other countries and generated over 4 million impressions online.
- The Forum included plenary sessions, panels on mobility, urban environment, and economics, and an exhibition on projects to develop the Moskva River and other areas of Moscow.
О Туан Ки "Опыт Сингапура в развитии комфортного города"mosurban
Singapore has worked to develop a livable and sustainable city through several initiatives over the past 50 years including removing slums through public housing in the 1960s, establishing a Sewerage Master Plan in the late 1960s, and setting up the Centre for Liveable Cities in 2008. More recently, Singapore launched the Singapore Sustainable Blueprint in 2015 which outlines a vision for the future involving everyone working together to achieve a liveable and endearing home, a vibrant and sustainable city, and an active and gracious community. The document also discusses the Jurong Eco-Garden, a key part of implementing Singapore's Blue and Green Master Plans, which takes an eco-sensitive approach through differentiated zones focusing on conservation, habitat restoration,
3. 3
СТРАНЫ КОНКУРИРУЮТ ЗА ВЫСОКО-
КВАЛИФИЦИРОВАННЫЕ КАДРЫ
% от населения страны, занятый в IT
(пример: конкуренция за IT-специалистов)
США
Великобритания
Индия
Китай
Россия
1,1%
3,6 млн
1,3%
860 тыс.
0,3%
400 тыс.
0,14%
2 млн0,22%
2,8 млн
Центры притяжения
Центры оттока
Германия
1,1%
950 тыс. Израиль
2,8%
220 тыс.
Цифры — количество IT-специалистов в стране
4. 4
ГОРОДА КОНКУРИРУЮТ
ЗА ВЫСОКОКВАЛИФИЦИРОВАННЫХ ЖИТЕЛЕЙ
Источник: данные исследования компании ИТ-Доминанта
(пример: Москва как центр притяжения IT-специалистов)
к зарплате
среднего
специалиста
к зарплате
высококлассного
специалиста
всех продаж
в области ИТ
Москва
5. 5
В БОРЬБЕ ЗА ЖИТЕЛЯ ГОРОДА
ФОРМУЛИРУЮТ НОВЫЕ
УНИКАЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ
Берлин ДублинДубай
6. 6
ЗАПУСК НОВОГО ГОРОДА — ЗАДАЧА,
СОПОСТАВИМАЯ С ВЫВОДОМ НОВОГО
ПРОДУКТА НА КОНКУРЕНТНЫЙ РЫНОК
Иннополис как стартап Иннополис как сервисная
компания
Житель как клиент
7. 7
ИННОПОЛИС КАК СТАРТАП
Команда:
люди решают все
Гибкость:
легкая адаптация
к меняющейся среде
Быстрое внедрение
и тестирование идей
Развитие
от амбициозных целей
8. 8
ИННОПОЛИС КАК СЕРВИСНАЯ КОМПАНИЯ:
ПРОЕКТИРУЕМ КЛИЕНТСКИЙ ОПЫТ
ЖИТЕЛЯ
Жители поделены
на клиентские сегменты
Фокус
на привлечении
и удержании клиентов
Лояльность жителей
и виральность городских
сервисов как целевые KPI’s
Бизнес-модель города
через ARPU
9. 9
ЖИТЕЛЬ КАК КЛИЕНТ: CITIZEN JOURNEY
1. УЗНАЕТ
О ГОРОДЕ
2. ПРИЕЗЖАЕТ
В ПЕРВЫЙ РАЗ
3. ХОЧЕТ ПЕРЕЕХАТЬ,
ИЩЕТ РАБОТУ
И ЖИЛЬЁ
4. ПЕРЕЕЗЖАЕТ
В ГОРОД
5. ОБУСТРАИВАЕТСЯ
И РЕШАЕТ БЫТОВЫЕ
ВОПРОСЫ
6. РАБОТАЕТ,
ОТДЫХАЕТ,
РАЗВИВАЕТСЯ
7. УЧАСТВУЕТ
В РАЗВИТИИ ГОРОДА,
РЕКОМЕНДУЕТ
ГОРОД ДРУЗЬЯМ
8. ЖИТЕЛЬ
ПОКИДАЕТ
ГОРОД
10. 10
Как собрать крутую команду?
Как привлечь лучших IT-специалистов
в строящийся город с неразвитой
инфраструктурой?
Как развить инфраструктуру в городе,
который не набрал критическую массу
жителей?
Как создавать качественную городскую
среду в условиях дефицита бюджета?
ВЫЗОВЫ СТАРТАПА