The document discusses what makes a city "smart" and provides examples of smart city initiatives. It defines a smart city based on six components: smart economy, people, living, environment, mobility, and governance. Examples are given of smart city projects and approaches in Amsterdam, Zurich, Barcelona, and Madrid. These involve open data platforms, smart traffic lights, school routing, and open government initiatives. The document encourages building smart city ecosystems through partnerships among government, industry, and citizens, with a focus on innovation, information provision, and social inclusion to improve people's everyday lives. It questions how many smart cities Ukraine may have by 2020.

1. WHAT is SMART about a SMART
CITY?
Jordanka Tomkova, PhD INNOVABRIDGE Foundation
Swiss Funded Expert on e-Governance
19 September 2015, Lviv

2. EDUCATED, MOBILE & MORE
DEMANDING CITIZENS
…META TRENDS
RAPID TECHNOLOGICAL
INNOVATION
ACCELERATING
URBANIZATION
CITIES = ENGINES OF GROWTH
SPEED OF THINGS,
24/7, INSTANT MINDSETS

3. = New Rules of the Game
= New Demands  Smart Cities
= New Tools  e-nabling ICTs
…New context

4. SMART
CITY
SMART
ECONOMY
SMART
PEOPLE
SMART
LIVING
SMART
ENVIRONME
NT
SMART
MOBILITY
SMART
GOVERNANCE
EUROPEAN SMART
CITY MODEL
www.smart-cities.eu
 Local Accessibility
 Inter-national
Accessibility
 Sustainable,
Innovative & Safe
Transport Systems
 ICT Infrastructure
 Levels of Pollution
 Environmental
Protection
 Sustainable Resource
Management
 Attractiveness of
Natural Surroundings
 Participatory
Decision Making
 Transparency
 Political strategies
& perspectives
 Public & social
Services
 Innovation &
Entrepreneurship
 Productivity
 Flexibility of labor market
 International
 Ability to transform
 Level of qualifications
 Commitment to life-long
learning
 Social & Ethnic Plurality
 Creativity
 Participation in public life
 Openness
 Cultural Facilities
 Health Conditions
 Individual Safety
 Housing quality
 Education facilities
 Tourism
attractiveness
 Social Cohesion

5. SMART City of Amsterdam:
The Platform Approach
• Driven by information & experience
• Personification (e.g. travel information)
• From municipality  community, ownership to sharing
• 100 SMART city projects
• 67% of all trips done by cycling or walking, daily 10,000
bikes parked
amsterdamsmartcity.com

6. City of
Zurich
“Free to use, re-use and
redistribute without
legal, technological,
social restrictions.”
Open Data

7. City of Barcelona
smartcity.bcn.cat
• Smart City Areas + #3 Conference City in the World
• Prototyping Barcelona – Citizens + business (Smart Hacks)
• Smart traffic Lights – Green waves for Emergency vehicles
• School routes – traffic free & green

8. Open Government – City of Madrid
http://www.madrid.es/portales/munimadrid/es/Inicio/El-Ayuntamiento/Participacion-ciudadana

9. …being city SMART
 #1 Building smart city ecosystems: government + industry + citizens
 #2 Circular, interconnected economies
 #3 Personification – thinking about end users 1st
 #4 Concrete Smart City Benchmarks – e.g. Smart City areas
 #5 Thoughtful Innovation & Information provision
 #6 Not only on screen but effect on real people, everyday lives
 #7 Social Inclusion & Public Awareness building = critical

10. ?
UKRAINE = HOW MANY SMART CITIES in 2020 ?
eu-smartcities.eu/about

11. Upcoming SMART City
events
17-19 November 2015 SMART CITY EXPO – Barcelona
www.smartcityexpo.com
9, 10, 11 December 2015
URBAN Innovations, Paris

12. Дуже
дякую
BE SMART
Lviv!