WCIT 2014 Laura García Vitoria - Living Labs: the World Transforms into a Laboratory

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THE WORLD TRANSFORMS
Living Labs:
LIVING LABS:
INTO A LABORATORY
Laura Garcia Vitoria
Laura Garcia Vitoria
Guadalajara (México)
http://www.terrtoires-de-demain.org

Introduction
As written by our colleague Francis Pisani at the
Paris conference on "Living Cities": the question of
smart cities "is highlighted by actors who do not
inspire confidence."
And he concludes: "Nobody wants to live in a
stupid town, but nobody dreams of being spied on
and monitored continuously ...";
"The Datapolis we offer large companies oppose
most participolis citizen. And are working towards
it "(The Tribune, September 5, 2014).
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DEFINITION OF NEW SPACE OF
INNOVATIONS
 These are innovation ecosystems worn by the user
in a territorial context (city, town, region),
integrating research within a public-private
partnership.
 So this is a new open ecosystem driven by users
that engages and stimulates co-creating
technologies, products, services, social innovation,
creates new markets and enables new practices

Richard Florida, in his works emphasized the role of T 4, the four factors of
creativity Territories of Tomorrow:
talent (always with a "creative class" strongly represented)
technology (high obviously with new horizons of connectivity)
tolerance (through multilingualism and security)
territory (including bearer's identity).
Today, a real consensus in economic research highlights the role of the 4Cs:
 So creativity, but especially:
knowledge
cooperation
skills.
It is our image of the knowledge society of the future emerges in
territorial projects today cities and districts of knowledge.
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FROM 4T TO 4 C

TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW,A FOUNDATION TO ECONOMY OF
KNOWLEDGE
 Whether it's the Grand Paris, Grand Mexico or the Great
Moscow but also towns or small communities, the
Territories of Tomorrow Foundation is considering the
projection of the territories and their inhabitants in the
future.
 For this, we must support the players so as to give them real
visibility in technological, economic and societY foresight.
Confer real visibility to all stakeholders and to all the
inhabitants is indeed essential to "Connect the World,
linking people, live better together."

THE TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW FOUNDATION :
OUR MISSIONS AND GOALS
Building the territorIies of tomorrow and think together implies the
very image of what we think is the CITIZEN OF TOMORROW CARRIER
AS ACTOR AND EXPERTISE. This is one message which carries the
Foundation Territories of Tomorrow!
The Foundation was created by an instance of reflections dedicated to
the Creative Economy ARENOTECH and the European Network of
Digital Cities whose joint recommendations notably through several
European projects have contributed since 1995:
 the emergence of new support horizons:
 urban ecosystems and heritage presentation through mobile
digital tools
 new models of e-tourism
 reflection on gender equality in the sharing of scientific
knowledge
 a genuine multilingualism
 new forms of training and job creation..

A TRIPLE MESSAGE
1. an appeal based on the polarization vector
of a true 'connectivity' skills
2. networking "connecting people" and
especially generating a saving of connection
and sharing
3. a place where economic actors and research
meet regularly with civil society, thus
embodying a true prospective of "living
together".

THE TRANSLATION OF THE PRACTICAL
APPROACH IN THREE POINTS:
1. The major task of hand over the territories of the future is that
of the knowledge economy intended to appear as hubs of
knowledge and skills that embody polarities of their
attractiveness in an economy of links and networks.
2. Such an approach leads to support the development of
dedicated specifically to the creative industries neighborhoods,
but also to new forms of activity, housing, traffic and creating a
true community, in particular through the old identity and new
neighborhood.
3. The areas of innovation are essential to bring together the
expectations and responses of economic actors, researchers and
civil society. Living Labs, Science Shops, Media Labs and Fab Labs,
laboratories, iLabs of any kind and the accompanying
development of most projects

Towns and districts of the knowledge
few examples of initiation
 The process of Mataró: identity management: knowledge
mapping, territorial polarization of skills, new technology
parks .
 The paradigm of Poblenou: area of knowledge and
creation: Zorrozaure and Nantes
 Scientists cities: Zurich, hub of knowledge
 Technology parks tomorrow Queretaro (Mexico), pole
technological specialization
 The network learning cities, an economy based on:
Infrastructure
Technical knowledge
Approaches that took into account their priorities their
human capital, social capital and intellectual capital.
Cultural districts based on a cultural product.

CULTURALS DISTRICTS
Cities are a district based on a cultural product,
for example around AOC (Origine Controlled
Label) products.
They create:
Innovative social culture
Original real knowledge
Territories of competition: collaboration and
competitiveness have always been linked in
much of European economic history!

THE LEARNING CITY
 Allow to learn in real time.
 Knowing how to use the most appropriate tools to access
information made available through the territory
 Collective learning based on the continuous exchange of
information on products, processes, services, as well as
methods of work organization,
 Care to knowledge workers and labor creative work,
 Openness to all forms of interdisciplinary work for
tomorrow to fit in an economy where one sector of the
link is not more important than another, most will be the
relationship between two or more areas of expertise.

THE WILLS OF CITIES LEARNING
Creating activities based on knowledge and
competitiveness internationally and data
open to all city.
Learning throughout life, taking into account
the real objectives of social cohesion, but
also for environmental sustainability

THE TERRITORY TRAINER
AND EMPLOYEMENT CREATOR
In the knowledge society and in the
microcosm of a learning region, institution no
longer have a monopoly of knowledge:
Educational and training institutions create
new partnerships with other cognitive
institutions (Medellin, Colombia)
The strategies of learning cities are vectors of
job creation.

MATARO
It is based on:
 Foresight as a result of analyzes of existing potentials from
surveys with stakeholders in the city to create fields
attractiveness of the city
 Identification of critical activities can carry out a prospective
vision through strong development projects planning
 A selection of indicators for each activity and each core skill
 An assignment of these indicators at each major intellectual
category: human capital, structural capital, merchant capital,
capital renovation and development of capital and finally
the entire business management.

TECNOCAMPUS MATARÓ (ESPAÑA)
http://societe-de-la-conaissance.blogspot.fr/2009/06/la-fabrique-du-futur-dun-territoire.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQVbLRnlaNo&feature=plcp

MAPPING OF KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
(MADRID and MATARÓ)

THE CITY INCREASED
The intelligence of the territory will be based
mainly on the transformation of spatial and
temporal paradigms of inhabitants increased
by all available territory-wide content.
The city became an actress diplomacy of
knowledge through the expertise and skills of
its territory.

MADRID: AREAS OF CREATIVITY
Program media lab:
« Madrid urban laboratory »
• Medialab: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3xqxrxOJ54&feature=youtu.be
• Utopicus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYpQEH-NDSE&feature=youtu.be
• Canon: http://sociedad-del-saber.blogspot.fr/2012/01/camon-un-espacio-de-innovacion-abierta.html
• Centro cultural de Labapies: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frjOdgjljZ0&feature=youtu.be
• Cetro cultural La Tabacalera, La corrala, escuelas Pias (escolapios)…

NANTES
District of creativity

LILLE: DISTRICT « HUMANICITY »
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http://territoriosdelconocimiento.blogspot.fr/2013/02/humanicite.html

ZORROTZAURE,
District of Co creativity
Former industrial area, it was deserted, now
involves around Aceria dynamic artists for
economic development:
Supporting actors in the local economy.
Living space dedicated to social innovation,
experimentation and memory backup
planning.

ISLA DE ZORROZAURE, BILBAO
LABORATOIRE DE LA CO-CREACION

MEDELLIN
TOWN OF KNOWLEDGE
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 Learning city
 Intelligent territory
 Scientifics Parcs
 library Parcs

Mexico: Queretaro
Vortice Itech Park
Technology Park Queretaro, Mexico in
Applied Economics Knowledge
See "The paradigm of manager"
A living lab opportunities to leverage regional
and global knowledge
An area of innovation to create a City of
Knowledge

NEW MECANISMS
1. The proliferation of communities of innovation
and knowledge in methodologies
breakthrough innovation and best practice
2. The creation of European and international
innovation partnerships on topics such as
smart cities and territorial intelligence.
3. The development of territorial pacts which are
particularly suited to the European Committee
of the Regions.

NEW FORMS OF CRE-INVERSION
Models of creative financing future will be
based on management MEDICI effect: cities
of knowledge and planning of intelligence.
The accompanying territorial models project
into the strategies that are characterized:
by a selection based on a true expertise and
competence of the prospective
the guidance , day after day, territory whose
role will be judged primarily the same levels
as the funding received.

ABOVE SPACES OF INNOVATION,
ÉCOSYSTÈMES OF KNOWLEDGE
 We live in a context of polarization of skills, the
creation of centers of knowledge and expertise that
the professional future of each is determined by its
contribution to knowledge to its environment.
 This is the ecosystem of knowledge cities,
neighborhoods of knowledge, techno parks of
tomorrow
 Living and use Laboratories are developing today in
territories polarized and clustered.

THE HEART OF THE TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW
LABORATORIES LIVE SPACES INNOVATION
Learning city , creative city, innovative city
The city of tomorrow is characterized by new
approaches and embodied in places and
dedicated to open innovation and breaking
spaces expectations.

A HUB A NETWORK
Vectors for the economy and links
MAPPING SKILLS TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF DIPLOMACY: AN ECONOMIC LINKS
Application of the three categories of strategies:
 Innovation Identity Management
 Clusters, competitiveness poles
 Areas of innovation (medialabs, Living Labs, Fab Labs ...)
Development of an economy of links
Category strategies:
 distributed Collaboration
 Development Assistance
 European schemes:
KIKS
Incentives for innovation
territorial Pacts

A LIVING LAB
A LIVING laboratory and space breakthrough
innovation
This is an open space where social innovation:
users,
civil society
regional actors
business and economic decision-makers
 research laboratories and universities:
 learn and share knowledge
 develop new forms of work
 create new jobs and training work together for the
development of their territory, and reference in
connection with other territories.

EXAMPLE OF LIVING LABS OF THE TERRITORIES OF
TOMORROW
Laboratory TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW
takes place in five regions in France :
Midi Pyrenees, Ardeche, Alpes de Haute
Provence, Draguignan, Strasbourg.
Its development has enabled the
association of Living Labs partners:
Europe, Africa, Latin America

Saint Julien en Saint Alban aujourd’hui et demain
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A new model for a territorial economy of the future of Knowledge 2020:
The European Centre for New Technologies,
a traditional town inspiration

LABs of TDD
Peyresq: a new relationship between the territories and the
real Know How
A model for rural world of tomorrow
A village of knowledge ,
The pastor brings his knowledge to the Living Lab
http://www.terrtoires-35
de-demain.org

THE TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW LABORATORY
PEYRESQ: CONFERENCE ROOM
http://www.terrto3i6re s-de-demain.org

SOME OF LIVING LABS AND THEMATIC AREAS OF
INNOVATION CO-CREATED IN FRANCE BY THE FOUNDATION
OF THE TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW
 CAREEP (Val de Marne),
Création of firms network
 CIMLAB (Caraïbe Innovation Martinique )
Development and networking of business incubators
 Digital Ardennes (Champagne Ardennes),
Digital territorial development
 Digital City (Plombières),
Creating a center of excellence
 Éducation (Poitiers),
New training increased
 Gestion des Risques (Tarascon),
Flood risk management

QUELQUES THÉMATIQUES DES LIVING LABS ET ESPACES DE
L’INNOVATION CO-CRÉÉS EN FRANCE PAR LA FONDATION
DES TERRITOIRES DE DEMAIN (2)
 New Média (Seine Saint-Denis)
New interfaces et new position from the territorial media and Television
on the net
 Off-Road-Memory, Nantes (Loire Atlantique)
Management and realization of Q/A code s
 Géosciences ( sources Saint Mandé)
Creation of a scientific parc ,in geography template
 UrbanLab (Saint Quentin - Versailles) *
territorial sustainable developpment
 Villa Médicis (Fontainebleau)
Creation of an open space e-monument , creativity
 Virtual Reality City Lab (Mayenne)
Virtual reality to a territoirial service
 Tracking sources (Valence)
Food tracking

THÈMES DES LIVING LABS ET ESPACES DE L’INNOVATION
INTERNATIONAUX CO-CRÉÉS AVANT 2012
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España:
 Mobility LivingLab
 Living Lab Bird Center
 Mataró
 Berlanga del Duero
 Segovia
Africa:
 Institut Supérieur Africain des
Technologies de l’Information et de la
Connaissance (Caméroun)
 E-learning (Sénégal)
Colombia:
 Antioquia Departamento del
Conocimiento
 Ciudad Bolívar Digital
 Cluster TIC Bogotá (ESICenter
Sinertic Andino)
 Inteligencia Colectiva (Knowledge
Factory)
 Laboratorios Vivo Colegio Belén,
(Medellín)
 Medellín Digital
 Parque Industrial y Tecnológico
CVP
 Pereira Digital
 Red Salvavidas

NEW SPACES INNOVATION CO-CREATED
France
 Paris Periurban Living Lab, Paris
 OsteoConcept Living Lab Paris
 Brie’Nov Living Living Lab, Ile de France
 School 3.0 Living Lab, Saint Maur
 SAC Living Lab, Fontainebleau
 Ouest Médialab Living Lab - Invent tomorrow digital medias -, Bretagne
 Humanity Housing On Water Living Lab, Bretagne
 Espace Public Numérique Mobile Living Lab, Sud Charente
 Le Pôle Numérique Living Lab, Rhône Alpes
 Muse Living Lab, PACA
 ETP Living Lab, Guadeloupe
Belgique
 Les Editions Romaines Living Lab, Bruxelles
 Media Quartier 3 D Living Lab, Bruxelles
 Vivre et Vieillir Ensemble Living Lab, Liège
Espagne
 Museum I+D+C Living Lab. Laboratory of Digital Culture and Hypermedia, Madrid
 Life Living Lab using Technology Living Lab, Deusto, Bilbao
 Zorrotzaurre Art Working Progress Living Lab, Bilbao

NEW SPACES INNOVATION CO-CREATED
Méxique
 Knowledge Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Living Lab, México DF
 Knoweldge Women Innovation Space Living Lab, México DF
 Knowledge Markets For Knowledge Cities Living Lab Monterrey Living Lab, NL
 Noub Lab Living Lab, Laboratory of Territorial Intelligence and Citizen Empowerment, Guadalajara, Jalisco.
Colombie
 Escuela 2.0 Living Lab, Medellin
 Living Lab ‘Pereira, Ciudad del Conocimiento
Pérou
 HYPNOS Instituto del Sueño Living Lab, Lima, Pérou
 INKAs Living Lab, Lima, Pérou
Argentine
 Emprender Juntos Living Lab, Buenos Aires
 IDEAR Living Lab, Buenos Aires
Cuba
 Institute of Scientific and Technological Information Living Lab, Cuba,
AFRIQUE
 The Living Lab Of The African Institute Of Information Technology And Knowledge Living Lab, Cameroun
Voir la suite: Labels: http://www.territoires-de-demain.org/

Labels de «Territoire de Demain»
Label 2008
• Communauté de Communes de Privas-Rhône-Vallées (France)
Label 2009
• Ville de Saint Mandé (France)
Labels 2010
• Communauté de Communes du Nord de la Martinique (France)
• Journée Territoire de Demain de la CCNM, Martinique
• Diputacion de Gipuzkoa (España)
• Label Living Lab Bird (España)
• Label Living Lab Mobilité (España)
• Diputaciones de Vizcaya (España)
• UNIDAF Living Lab

CERTIFICATION
«THE TERRITORIES OF TOMORROW»
Labels 2011
• Cluster TIC Andino (Colombia)
• Laval (France)
• Medellín Digital (Colombia)
• Pereira Digital (Colombia)
• Red de Parques de Bibliotecas (Colombia)
• Risalda Digital (Colombia)
• Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (France)
• Universidad de Cartagena (Colombia)
• Reportage de la conférence à l’université de Cartagena
• Urban Living Lab
• Versailles Grand Parc (France)

2012
• Bogotá, Universidad del Externado (Colombia)
• Département de la Charente (France)
• Estado de Lara (Venezuela)
• IDEAR Living Lab (Argentina)
• La Paz (Bolivia)
• Le Pays Sud Charente (France)
• Les Mureaux (France)
• Le site de la ville des Mureaux: la remise du Label
• Liège (Belgique)
• Lima (Peru)
• La Escuela Innova Living Lab (Colombia)
• Montmoreau (France)
• Région Poitou (France)
• Santiago de Cuba (Cuba)
• Tarija (Bolivia)

2013
• Alger (Algérie)
• Antioquía (Colombia)
• Barrancabermeja (Colombia)
• Grenoble
• Guayaquil (Ecuador)
• Independencias (Chile)
• Municipio del Marques (México)
• Queretaro (México)
• Quito (Ecuador)
• Tamesis (Colombia)
Tamesis_Territorio_de_Mañana
• Red Salvavidas (Colombia)
• Réseau européen de Living Labs e-santé BLSE – CALIRES
• Península de Zorrozaurre (Bilbao)
• Campus numérique (ISETA) à Tambacounda Sénégal
Promotion du développement de la Communauté rurale de Dindefélo

2014
• Livin Lab « Fondation Maroc Numérique »
• Living Lab-Innovative KnowledgeInstitut
• Living Lab Calires
• Living Lab Parque de vida
• AP3AM – Handicap
http://www.territoires-de-demain.org/

AIX PROVENCE
Living Labs
Vasarely Foundation
Where working together with creative types,
entrepreneurs, scientists and artists around
innovative tools and collaborative projects,
some social purpose.
This link between artists, scientists and
business takes a singular sense in geographical
proximity based on knowledge sharing.

The Living Lab Life Park Telehealth is a new model where the
state productive sector, academia and citizens activament
involved in the innovation process co-reating and validating the
solutions they need themselves, in the context of actual usage
using ICTs as a means.

NICE
COLLEGE HOSPITAL
EPSP Living Lab
share space
public health
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CALIRES
Nice (France)
San Remo (Italie)
The person ill and
theses families are
the centre of the
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LAVAL VIRTUAL

BORDEAUX
Espace Darwin
ANCIEN BÂTIMENT INDUSTRIEL

BORDEAUX
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cultural science center ,
Technic and industrial

TOULOUSE
Artilect FabLab
PRINTERS

On this occasion the "Mexican Technology Platform"
presented its first achievements
In NAFINSA, first event in Mexico
on Living Labs organized by the
Territories of Tomorrow Foundation
Programe

The Foundation of Territories of
Tomorrow was invited by the
District and the City of Mexico to
provide its recommendations
regarding the development of the
areas in the Capital and District

SMART CITY, SMART BUSINESS
 Cities seeking to become smarter, smoother, safer,
more efficient, more citizens, more and more
environmentally friendly.
 Especially a specter hovering over the Smart City, the
city where a totalitarian consumption and
displacement of its inhabitants would be monitored,
ostensibly to serve them better.
 And, thanks to the installation of sensors for
measuring, filling bins, meters of water consumption,
gas, electricity, services, location-based mobility,
network security cameras, presence sensors on the
road, of interconnected energy networks .

MEXICO CIUDAD SEGURA
Video security network. 7000 connected by a
new fiber optic network and image processing
technologies cameras can select scenes in
connection with treatment of suspect behavior.
The cameras are also capable of reading license
plates to identify and locate vehicles.
CCTV towers are equipped with emergency call
buttons, speakers and sound sensors
The system allows operators to alert forces
closest police.
The average response time has been reduced
to four minutes today.
Telmex and its partner Thales

MOSCU
The French SIGFOX will connect "the
greatest park in the world smart." With
sensors in low-speed network in the capital.
With the Micronet network operator, and in
collaboration with the Spanish company
Worldsensing, SIGFOX assured connectivity
over 11,000 sensors in the City to provide,
via a mobile application, a maximum of
information on the state of parking in real
time in the capital Moscow.

SKOLKOVO
The city of Skolkovo, "the innoville" Russian
aspires to open a model for urban
development.
"On the basis of a powerful information
network, all residents will pay" in the window
"without leaving their computer with the help
of public terminals and mobile, for different
services: from telephony telemedicine,
through banking and education, the purchase
of goods, ordering a pizza or a taxi. "

SKOLKOVO
With regard to public services in the City network
interconnection regulate the functioning of the
major systems of the city, monitor the movement
of vehicles, monitor the condition of the building
blocks of buildings and control rooms will supply
visual information According to statistics
processed.
This system was developed by the worldwide
leader in networking: Cisco. The company intends
to install Skolkovo research center and is working
on the concept of "smart city".

KAZAN
The French
company
Schneider
Electric intendsto
participate in the
construction of a
control center for
a city "smart"
Smart City Kazan.

KAZAN
 It is planned to implement the integrated Smart Grid
networks acquired and built, in addition, a university
and a center of expertise and inventions in energy
efficiency.
 Schneider Electric is actively cooperating with the
higher education institutions of the Republic,
especially with the energy of Kazan State University.
 The company opened the center in Kazan to teach
tech workers of industrial enterprises, infrastructure,
municipalities and educational institutions of Tatar.

POBLENOU MANUFACTURERO
DEL SIGLO XIX.
The old factory Alier Ca l'Sant Martí, transformed into
a center of innovation where technological
development centers of multinational Cisco and
Schneider Electric will be installed.
Will be rehabilitated on sustainability and energy
efficiency.
It is located in the Parc Central del Poblenou with
other industrial contractors.

MIAMI
transparency
Its program of transparency of governance is based on
the generic platform for smart cities applications IBM
(water management, transportation, stage and tourist
portal).
This software consolidates information management
and transaction services in the metropolis in a private
cloud. It analyzes the data and provides decision makers
with a dashboard. Some of the information is
made available to the citizens, through the website of
the city (IBM, ESRI, Flagship, Sansu, Ericsson, Philips)

LAB cities
huge showrooms
Masdar (Émirats arabes unis) ecoville, laboratory
salty taste (Abengoa, Adionics, Degrémont-Suez
environnement, Sidem-Veolia Environnement, Total)

CITIES LABORATOIRES
showrooms
Songdo, new city connected (games won land
from the sea), Corée du Sud (CISCO)

CONNECTING CITIZENS TO THE CITY
CONNECT THE CITY TO CITIZENS
The concept of smart city must go beyond the integration
of digital technologies in the urban environment,
promoted by major industry (IBM and Cisco, ABB, Bolloré,
Bosch, Cisco, JCDecaux, GDF Suez, IBM, Microsoft Philips,
Schneider Electric, Siemens, Thales, Veolia ...) and support
more social and environmental aspects such as education,
biodiversity, security, citizenship ...
The city is by nature a complex ecosystem, which can be
summarized in its cash
The intelligence of a city, it is the intelligence of its people

THE CITY OF TOMORROW
 intelligent city of tomorrow built itself on
the three following actions:
Mesure
Analyse
Simulate
They ll optimise its fonctioning on real
time and will anticipate its evolution

A INNOVATING DYNAMIC
AFTER création of the Living Lab of TDD in 2008, la fondation created
others spaces of innovation :
 In 2009 the international community for Innovation and
Knowledge at the French Institute of Budapest
 2010 European and International Network of new jobs and
new training Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs in
Paris
 in 2011 the French Network of Living Labs and areas of
innovation (relay) the Economic and Social and
Environmental Council in Paris
 in 2012 the Network of Living Labs and areas of innovation
in Latin America and the Caribbean (LEILAC) to NUMERICA
pole Franche-Comté in Montbeliard.

A NETWORK FOR BUSINESS?
TRAINING of TOMORROW
our goals
 Allow multiple collaborations between major
international institutions and regional
stakeholders.
Reflect on working life: a vector of visibility
Allow to review the possibilities of enhanced
education and imagine what the related
knowledge to enable the work of tomorrow.
Foreshadow future networks in a new
ecosystem

NETWORKS
LIVING SPACES AND INNOVATION LABS
LEILAC
an example of international network
Europe, South America and Carribean Irelands

NUMERICA
MONBÉLIARD

COOPERATION ATLANTIC

THE LEGACY OF THE ACTION OF A DECADE
One of the first actions of the Foundation Territories of Tomorrow has
resulted in the creation of thematic and geographic networks and the
implementation of a mobilization which in turn brings together stakeholders
in the public institutions, civil organizations and in small emerging in any
company who discover their partners not only the opportunity to win
business, but especially opportunities for technology transfer, collaboration
and synergies in several areas.
These successive opportunities reflected above all in creating new Living
Labs, unpublished ecosystems and models for linking entities that quickly
multiply "shipments of knowledge" (knowledge expeditions) and exchanges
in the field of innovation based on social demands and market needs and
services of the two continents.

BAINELA
(Business And Innovation Network for
Europe and Latin América)
A consortium of 25 partners and 17 participating
countries: Spain, UK, France, Belgium, Greece,
Portugal, Lithuania, Romania, Colombia, Mexico,
Venezuela, Chile, Brazil, Costa Rica, Bolivia,
Argentina, Peru.
Universities, municipalities, businesses, living lab,
laboratories, technology parks, foundations ...

A NEW RESPONSE TO THE CHALLENGES OF THE
STRATEGY OF MADRID
Mindful of this legacy, the University of Deusto and the
Territories of Tomorrow Foundation unite to LEILAC in his
mission. After an intensive collaboration, the three
organizations have decided to join forces in the creation of a
consortium at the goal they have set in the process.
To meet the needs of this action, it should seek to increase
and diversify economic cooperation in the field of
sustainable development among small and medium
enterprises in Latin America and Europe, research centers
and other organizations applied research and technology
tranfer in the areas of health, information technology and
renewable energy.

CONCLUSION
Today the label given by the Foundation Territories of
Tomorrow is a reference for local players
The criteria (http://www.territories-of-tomorrow.org/labellises/
are based on:
 The territory
 Civil society: the role of the citizen in the innovation
process
 Companies and their networking
 Research and universities

THE TERRITORY
Into account
1. mapping skills planning
2. trade flows and territorial knowledge and
knowledge
3. the local economy linkages: the territory and
its local, regional and national partners
4. decentralized cooperation and thematic goals
internationally

CIVIL SOCIETY: THE ROLE OF CITIZENS IN THE
PROCESS OF INNOVATION
1. map infrastructure, places of innovation
dedicated to citizens and new access networks
places
2. places dedicated to supporting projects of civil
society
3. places consecrated to shared between
researchers and businesses thinking about the
future of their territory,
4. living or existing laboratories being established

FIRMS AND NETWORK LINKS
1. technoparks and science parks
2. business and their support
3. structures (platforms, geolocation
tools) clusters
4. strategies for business creation and
development of new jobs, incubators,
incubators and their networking
5. clusters and clustering territories

THE RESERACH AND UNIVERSITIES
1. the map of places of education, training and
research, private universities and public
2. research and studies in the territory and its
future on incremental innovation, open
innovation and the knowledge economy
3. relations between universities, training
centers and business fabric.
4. relations between local actors, local councils
and regional and national organizations.

Creación
de empléo
Innovacion de
Formación
ruptura
Educación
conocimiento
Educacion
formacion
Conocimiento

Poíiticas
públicas
Sociedad civil
Infraestructuras Mercados
Tecnologías
Investigación
innovación Cocreación

http://www.territoires-de-demain.org/
http://www.arenotech.org
http://www.villesnumeriques.org/

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