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THIS BOOK BELONGS TO
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THIS BOOKLET IS YOUR
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2014 CONFERENCE
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Welcome remarks
Session details
Event information
Project profiles
Passport
Notepaper
Participant map
Speaker bios
Partners
Agenda overview
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A BRIEF INTRODUCTION
FROM THE ORGANIZERS
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WELCOMEto CitiSense 2104
On May 15th 2013, The World Bank and the City Council of Barcelona signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly promote innovation as well as share knowledge on sustainable urban development and the use of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) in the delivery of public services.
The agreement between both institutions aims to allow the co-creation of new knowledge as well as the dissemination of good practices that the city of Barcelona and its partners have developed over the years. Barcelona has been working with many city and local government leaders across Europe and their stakeholders amongst industry, academia and civil society, a network that will be leveraged for the benefit of the World Bank and its clients.
Barcelona is a city at the cutting edge of technology adoption, policy making and global dialogue. The city annually hosts the Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC); a global reference event in the topic of Smart Cities in several domains such as energy efficiency, mobility, and governance among others.
As part of SCEWC, the Bank is organizing CitiSense 2014 on November 16th and 17th to showcase how urban innovation can bring a wide range of benefits to municipalities. The goals of CitiSense are to share innovative projects to enhance public service delivery through technology-enabled collaboration with citizens, and to promote interaction of experts and partners with cities from all over the world.
THE CITISENSE14ORGANIZING TEAM
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Participants registered from 50 cities,and speakers represent over 20 cities.
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INFORMATION ABOUT
THE CITISENSE EVENT
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CITISENSE VENUES
CitiSense begins on Sunday at the main auditorium of Esade Business School, and Monday’s event takes place at Fira Barcelona.
Esade Auditorium Av. Pedralbes 60-62, 08034 Barcelona
Fira Barcelona, Gran Vía Venue Av. Joan Carles I, 64, 09808 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona
SOUTHENTRANCE
CONVENTION
CENTER 1 (CC1)
CITYINNOVATIONSUMMIT(GROUND FLOOR)
CITISENSEUPSTAIRS(1ST FLOOR)
1.5
1.4
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LOUNGE
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CONNECT AT CITISENSE
Join the conference wifi network at Fira Barcelona:name SMART CITY FREE WIFI password smart2014
SMART CITY EXPO WORLD CONGRESS
CitiSense is held in collaboration with the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, 18-20 November 2014. An overview of the Expo’s schedule is below. Learn more at www.smartcityexpo.com.
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SMART CITIES, CHANGE THE WORLD
SS PL - ICTS FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
EN PL - MAKING RENEWABLES PARTOF A MORE EFFICIENT ENERGY MIX
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TECHNOLOGY GOVERNANCE
ENERGY MOBILITY
SMART SOCIETY SUSTAINABLE CITY
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19:00
THE FUTURE OF GLOBALIZATION
DIALOGUE
TE PL - INTEGRATING DATA AS AN URBAN SERVICE
GO PL - THE CHALLENGE OF OPENGOVERNANCE AND INNOVATION
GO SC PL - SMART CITIES BALANCING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEVELOPMENT
TE 04
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SS 05
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SC 05
GO 04
GO 05
SC MU
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MO 04
GO PP
GO SR
Wednesday 19 November
9:00
17:00IMAGING CITIES THAT CAN SAVE THE PLANET
MO PL - CHANGING MINDSETSTOWARDS SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY
SC PL - PLANNING CHALLENGS FORRESILIENT AND EQUITABLE CITIES
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SS 07
SC 06
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Thursday 20 November
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20 SLIDES FOR 20 SECO
NDS EACH
SUNDAY AGENDA
Welcome to an evening of inspiration at Esade Business School auditorium, featuring leaders at the frontier of city innovation who will share stories in TED-style talks and short pecha-kucha presentations.
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Coffee break
COMMONS FOR CITIES
UNLEASHING OPEN DATA FOR BETTER CITIES
INTERNET HAS CHANGED OUR LIVESBUT HASN’T CHANGED OUR CITIES, YET
FUNDING OPEN INNOVATION IN CITIES
MEDELLÍN, CITY FOR LIFE
FUTURE EVERYTHING
CROWDSOURCING WASTE SOLUTIONS
THE CITY FROM THE SKY
THE CITY BRAIN
MAKERS FOR PRODUCTIVE CITIES
FORKING CODE ACROSS CITIES
FROM FAB LAB TO FAB CITY
OPEN MX: TOOLS4CITIES
Esteve Almirall
Rudi Borrmann
Vicente Gullart
Jessica tço
Mayor Anibal Gaviria
Drew Hemment
Jean Barroca
Frank Sedlar
Jose Antonio Teixeira
DK Osseo-Asare
Katalyn Gallyas
Tomas Diez
Jorge Díaz
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MONDAY AGENDA
The day begins with joint sessions with the City Innovation Summit on the ground floor of Fira Conference Center.
Check-in
Coffee break and transition to upstairs venue
Coffee served during next session
Lunch
CITIES AND THEIR ROLE FOR A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY
THE BARCELONA BRAND
OPENING REMARKS
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT MODEL AND FINANCES OF BARCELONA CITY HALL
THE TEAMS AND FUNDS MAKING GOVERNMENT INNOVATION HAPPEN
FOSTERING URBANINNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS
TRACK 1: ENTREPRENEUR’S JOURNEY TRACK 2: THEMATIC AREAS
OPEN CITIES
THE INTERNET OF EVERYONE
SUSTAINING INNOVATION
COMMUNITIES AND TOOLKITS FOR INNOVATION IN CITIES
BUSES TO COCKTAIL VENUE
NETWORKING JOURNEY
ICT4D 3.0: ENERGY
VIOLENCE AND CRIME
MOBILITY
RESILIENCE
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AN IN-DEPTH LOOK
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INTERNET HAS CHANGED OUR LIVES BUT HASN’T CHANGED OUR CITIES, YET
COMMONS FOR CITIES
FUNDING OPEN INNOVATION IN CITIES
THE CITY FROM THE SKY
FUTURE EVERYTHING
FORKING CODE ACROSS CITIES
Vicente Guallart | Chief Architect, Barcelona City CouncilAs an observer, thinker and pioneer of the urban architecture of the future, Vicente proposes the regeneration of cities to stimulate a new economy of urban innovation.
Esteve Almirall | Associate Professor, Esade Business SchoolBy sharing ideas through code, cities can leverage innovation across networks to improve urban service delivery and efficiency.
Jessica Colaço | Director of Partnerships, iHubJessica shares her experience supporting early-stage innovations and startup ideas at Kenya’s iHub, a tech community space based in Nairobi.
Frank Sedlar | PetaJakartaThe increasing accessibility and affordability of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) are introducing new ways to see, understand, analyze and improve city services.
Drew Hemment | Founder and CEO, FutureEverythingCities’ most powerful asset is their potential to convene a community of thinkers, developers, coders, artists, designers, urbanists and policymakers.
Katalyn Gallyas | Open Innovation Policy Advisor, City of AmsterdamWhat happens when cities treat their initiatives in the same way that a team of software developers approach a collaborative coding project?
1700-1715
1715-1730
1730-1745
1745-1800
1800-1815
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SUNDAY SESSION DETAILS
Welcome to an evening of inspiration at Esade Business School auditorium, featuring leaders at the frontier of city innovation who will share stories in TED-style talks and short pecha-kucha presentations.
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OPEN MX: TOOLS4CITIES
CROWDSOURCING WASTE SOLUTIONS
FROM FABLAB TO FABCITY
UNLEASHING OPEN DATA FOR BETTER CITIES
MEDELLÍN, CITY FOR LIFE
THE CITY BRAIN
MAKERS FOR PRODUCTIVE CITIES
Jorge Díaz | Dir. of Open Communities, Office of the President of MexicoMexico’s national digital strategy supports cities
with a kit to help them be more innovative.
Jean Barroca | Open Innovation Specialist, World BankThe Mozambique Service Monitoring System / Platform is a new initiative that showcases
the potential of appropriate technologies to capture and visualize urban service delivery.
Tomas Diez | FabCity Project Director, Institute for Advanced Architecture of CataloniaThe FAB City project aims to recover the power of cities as platforms to produce resources
locally in a world where digital fabrication is the new articulator of urbanism.
Rudy WcvW | Director of Innovation and Open Government, City of Buenos AiresHow can data be captured, organized and published in a way that helps cities understand
and improve their services while tapping into citizens’ creativity?
Anibal Gaviria Correa | Mayor, City of MedellínHear the story of Medellín’s incredible transformation into one of the world’s most
innovative cities from the perspective of the city’s mayor.
Jose Antonio Teixeira | Innovation General Manager, City of SantanderWhat happens when a city plugs into, organizes and makes decisions based on the
thousands of sensors, including the most powerful sensor of all: its citizens?
DK Osseo-Asare | TED Global FellowGhana is emerging as a hotbed of creative manufacturing, and DK Osseo-Asare will share
his experience as a civic entrepreneur building tools that address city challenges.
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900-920
930-1O00
920-930
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Welcoming remarks to kick off the joint CIS and CitiSense sessions.
Sònia Recasens | Second Deputy Mayor, Barcelona City CouncilGuisseppe Ruotolo | Policy Officer DG, Research & Innovation, European CommissionMarisela Montoliu | Director for Social, Urban Rural & Resilience, World Bank
A keynote presentation about urban challenges and opportunities for sustainable living.
Ann Mettler | Executive Director and Co-Founder, Lisbon City Council
Marc Puig | Director of Communications, Barcelona City Council
A keynote presentation about the operations and finances of running Europe’s most innovative city.
Jordi Joly | Barcelona City Council Dept. of Economics, Business and Employment
Peter will present i-Teams, a resource to help city governments learn from the new methods and approaches being developed by innovation teams, funds and units around the world. Learn more at www.nesta.org.uk/projects/i-teams.
Peter Baeck | Principal Researcher for Public & Social Innovation, Nesta
OPENING REMARKS
CITIES AND THEIR ROLE FOR A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY
THE BARCELONA BRAND
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT MODEL AND FINANCES OF BARCELONA CITY HALL
THE TEAMS AND FUNDS MAKING GOVERNMENT INNOVATION HAPPEN
CIS VENUE
MONDAY SESSION DETAILS
The day begins with joint sessions with the City Innovation Summit (CIS) on the ground floor of Fira Conference Center. After the coffee break, the CitiSense sessions continue upstairs.
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JOINT SESSIONS WITH CITY INNOVATION SUMMIT
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1130-1230
1500-1600
1600-1700
1230-1330
This panel will discuss how cities can promote the development of innovation ecosystems, which policies and approaches help their development, and how cities can take advantage of these
ecosystems to achieve increased wellbeing for its citizens.
Jessica Colaço | Director of Partnerships, iHubGianluca Galletto | International Affairs Manager, NYCEDC
Juan Camilo | CEO, Route N CorporationPeter Baeck | Principal Researcher for Public & Social Innovation, Nesta
Victor Mulas | ICT Policy Specialist, World Bank
To efficiently respond to challenges in areas such as mobility, energy, and environmental protection, cities must establish systems capable of handling massive amounts of information by
its citizens and infrastructure.
Rudi Borrmann | Director of Innovation and Open Government, City of Buenos AiresSokwoo Rhee | Associate Director, Nat’l Inst. of Standards and Technology
Juanjo Hierro | CTO, IoT Industry and Smart Cities Unit, Telefónica I+DEduard Gil | City Manager, City of Gavá
Jean Barroca | Open Innovation Specialist, World Bank
This panel will discuss how cities can promote the development of innovation ecosystems, which policies and approaches help their development, and how cities can take advantage of these
ecosystems to achieve increased wellbeing for its citizens.
Ana Majó | Dir. of Promotion of Strategic Sectors and Innovation, Barcelona ActivaPetri Rasanen | Director of Innovation and Foresight, Tampere Region
Enric Senabre | Co-Founder, Goteo.org Esteve Almirall | Associate Professor, Esade Business School
Moderator
This panel explores the intersection of the Intenet of Things - a globally intertwined network of sensors, data and technologies - and the people who use, create, make, modify, tweak, tinker and
innovate on top of this infrastructure.
DK Osseo-Asare | TED Global FellowJúlia López-Ventura | Barcelona Smart City Strategy Coordinator
Drew Hemment | Founder and CEO, FutureEverythingSaori Imaizumi | EMaker for Education Specialist
Hallie Applebaum | Open Innovation Specialist, World Bank
FOSTERING URBAN INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS
OPEN CITIES
SUSTAINING INNOVATION
THE INTERNET OF EVERYONE
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TRACK 1: THE ENTREPRENEUR’S JOURNEY
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1130-1230
1500-1600
1600-1700
1230-1330
Urban dwellers are forever on the move. This panel explores the innovations and opportunities that can help address development challenges facing transportation and mobility.
José Antonio | CEO of Innovation, City of SantanderCristián Bowen | Vice-Minister of Transportation, Government of ChileSusan Zielinski | SMART Managing Director, University of MichiganFrank Kresin | Research Director, Waag SocietyPekka Koponen | Development Director, Forum Virium Arturo Ardila | Lead Transport Economist, World Bank
Building resilient cities to confront potential disasters is a high priority for many urban areas. How can emerging and increasingly lower-cost technologies such as lightweight drones and carryon-
sized satellites be leveraged to democratize access to information about resilience and cities?
Frank Sedlar | PhD Candidate, University of MichiganIan Smith | Sales Manager, Delair Tech UAV ManufacturerDenise McKenzie | Executive Director for Outreach, Open Geospatial ConsortiumDirk Gorissen | Advisor, UAViators Humanitarian UAV Community Edward Anderson | ICT Policy Specialist, World Bank
This panel explores how ICTs and citizen-centric methodologies can be used to prevent, monitor and respond to incidents of crime and violence in urban centers.
Carlos Fernández Guerra | Social Media Strategist, Spanish National PoliceJorge Díaz | Director of Open Communities, Office of the President of MexicoJavier de la Torre | CEO and Co-Founder, CartoDBRodrigo Derteano | CEO and Co-Founder, La Factur Catalina Marulanda | Lead Urban Specialist for DRM, World Bank
Cities present unprecendented challenges and opportunities for energy efficiency. Collaborative and climate-sensitive initiatives can be leveraged to make cities more efficient while positioning their citizens at the core of these innovative projects.
Oriol Pascual | Community Leader, Cleanweb InitiativeSonny Masero | Managing Director, Galos, NestaMatt Gee | PhD Candidate, Harris School of Public Policy, University of ChicagoKat Borlongan | Co-Founder, FiveByFiveRoman Zinchenko | Programme Leader, Ukraine Anna Lerner | Energy and ICT Specialist, World Bank
MOBILITY
RESILIENCE
VIOLENCE AND CRIME
ICT4D 3.0: ENERGY
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TRACK 2: THEMATIC AREAS
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1730-1845
1700-1730
Speakers and panelists from the CitiSense event will be available at tables, grouped according to session and theme .
This session includes an open feedback period to understand and define the Community of Practice in a way that best serves the needs of city practitioners and community participants.
Jesse Marsh | Lead Partner, Atelier Studio Associato
Sip your coffee while hearing about different resources being launched to support practitioners as they iterate bottom-up smart city tools and techniques. For example, this session will introduce
the Citizen Driven Innovation Guidebook, a toolkit for city leaders and public administrations. It will also introduce, solicit feedback for, an invite you to join an emerging Community of Practice.
Katalyn Gallyas | Open Innovation Policy Advisor, City of AmsterdamArturo Muente Kunigami | Senior ICT Policy Specialist, World Bank
Jarmo Eskelinen | President, European Network of Living Labs Ilari Lindy | Senior Operations Officer, World Bank
STRUCTURED NETWORKING
INNOVATION COMMUNITIES AND TOOLKITS FOR CITIES
ROOM 1.5MOVING FORWARD: RESOURCES AND COMMUNITIES
1845
CitiSense reunites with the City Innovation Summit for cocktails. Transportation will be provided.
BUSES TO COCKTAIL VENUE
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MEET THE 40+
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ESTEVE ALMIRALL @ealmirall
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR // ESADE BUSINESS SCHOOL
Esteve Almirall serves as Associate Professor in Esade Business School where his research focus on Innovation, particularly on Open Innovation. His work has been referenced in HBR and he is a frequent speaker in conferences around Innovation, Smart Cities, Living Labs and Open Data/Gov. His background is a mix of Management Science (PhD,MRes,MBA) and Computer Science (MSc, MRes). Esteve is also highly involved in European Projects and EU organizations being Council Member of the ENoLL (European Network of Living Labs) and coordinating/participating in some EU projects on Innovation and Smart Cities. He is passionate about how we can use IT to redefine governance and reinvent citizenship in the XXI century transforming cities from service providers to ecosystem orchestrators and therefore fostering growth and promoting entrepreneurship.
EDWARD ANDERSON@edwardcanderson
SENIOR ICT POLICY SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Edward has a professional and academic focus on science and technology for development. He trained as an Aerospace Engineer and holds an MA in International Relations. He began his career with the UN Programme on Space Applications for Disaster Management and European Space Agency’s Earth Observation Science and Applications Directorate. This work focussed largely on remote sensing, mapping, risk modelling for climate change adaptation in water resources, coastal zones, epidemics and food security. In 2004 Edward launched a technology start-up company for early warning systems in East Africa – focussed on a proof of concept for new diagnostic tools in malaria epidemic surveillance.
HALLIE APPLEBAUM@hallieapplebaum
OPEN INNOVATION SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Hallie’s research focuses on innovation in urban environments. She is currently working with entrepreneurs and government agencies to explore the role of science, technology, art, open innovation, and design thinking in prototyping solutions to improve city services.s.
Prior to joining the World Bank, Hallie managed partnerships for the RE.WORK Cities Summit, an annual event in London that convenes entrepreneurs, academics, technologists, business leaders, and policy makers from around the world to discuss how entrepreneurship, emerging technologies, and science influence the sustainability of cities. She also consulted for IBM Smarter Cities in Brazil and the UK and for Samasource in Kenya and India. Hallie holds an MSc in International Development from the London School of Economics and a BA in Economics from Washington University in St. Louis.
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ARTURO ARDILA-GOMEZ@aardilagomezLEAD TRANSPORT ECONOMIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Arturo Ardila-Gomez is the Lead Transport Economist and Transport Practice Leader in East Asia Pacific. He oversees a portfolio of transport projects and research activities in China and Mongolia and provides overall technical support to the East Asia transport portfolio. He joined the Bank’s Latin America Transport team in 2007. Prior to joining the Bank he was director
of the Transportation Studies Group at Los Andes University in Bogota. A former Fulbright scholar, Ardila-Gomez holds a doctorate degree in urban transportation planning and a master’s degree in city planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is also a civil engineer and holds a master’s degree in economics, both from Los Andes University in Bogota. He is the author of several peer-reviewed articles and a book. He is currently finishing a White Paper on sustainable urban transport finance and is starting research on Smart Cities, ITS, mobility and energy efficiency.
PETER BAECK @PeterBaeckPRINCIPAL RESEARCHER // NESTA
Peter Baeck is Principal Researcher - Public and Social Innovation at Nesta. He focuses on social innovation and innovation in public services. Peter is the co-author of iteams - The teams and funds making innovation happen in governments around the world, and is currently co-leading a large EU funded
research project on digitial social innovation. Alongside this Peter has worked on much of Nesta’s research into crowdfunding as an innovative way of financing products and services in the UK, and has co-authored the reports Crowdfunding and Working the Crowd. Peter holds a M.Sc. in Politics and Public Administration from Aalborg University in Denmark.
JEAN BARROCA@jeanbarrocaOPEN INNOVATION SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Jean has been involved in several projects funded by the European Commission working in the topics of Smart Cities, Open Data and Living Labs, developing Open Innovation platforms and applying design thinking tools for the co-creation of services and business models such as CitySDK, PERIPHÈRIA or
MyNeighbourhood.
During the last years Jean has been collaborating with the World Bank in Caribbean, Latin American and African countries in the Open Innovation topic, working in the co-design and development of ICT4D tools that empower citizens to tackle city problems as well as in the co-creation of open innovation strategies for cities and countries.
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RUDI BORRMANN@DonRudi
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF INNOVATION & OPEN GOVERNMENT // CITY OF BUENOS AIRES
With over ten years of experience with the development and management of digital content, Rudi Borrmann is currently the Director General of Innovation and Open Government of the City of Buenos Aires, where he has designed and implemented a local plan together with a young team since March 2012.
Recognized as an innovator, Rudi’s open government plan involves the opening of public data, the promoation of a community of re-users of that data, a digital fabrication space and an accelerator / implementor of government projects under the auspices of the Government Lab.
He is a member of the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, and he has participated as a juror for the MIT Technology Review, the Webby Awards, and the Desarrollando América Latina App Challenge, among others.
CRISTIÁN BOWEN@cristianbowen
VICE MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION // GOVERNMENT OF CHILE
Cristián Bowen (1980) is the Vice Minister of Transportation of the Government of Chile. Engineer in Transport from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, master in Economics at the same University and master in Public Administration from Harvard University. He was candidate for mayor in the municipal elections of 2012 and advisor to the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications in the first government of President Michelle Bachelet.
JESSICA COLAÇO@jessicacolaco
DIRECTOR OF PARTNERSHIPS // IHUB
Jessica Colaço is currently the Director of Partnerships at iHub. She was the Founding Manager between 2010 and 2011 at iHub and Research Director between 2011 and 2013 at iHub Research. She is passionate about Innovation, Research, Mobile and Robotics Technology, Mentorship and Entrepreneurship in Kenya as she uses her position at iHub to court local, regional and international stakeholders to adopt Kenyan-made and African-made solutions. As an upcoming angel investor, she courts local and international investors to invest in great tech ideas and companies at idea and concept stage.
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RODRIGO DERTEANO@somosdaterosCEO AND CO-FOUNDER // LA FACTURA
Rodrigo is a creative technologist and media artist, and the co-founder and CTO of La Factura, a Peruvian startup focusing on design and technology for participatory processes. He is currently overseeing the design and development of the civic startup Todos Somos Dateros (www.datea.pe), which
in 2013 was awarded an accelerator grant by the Avina Foundation, and was previously supported by the World Bank. Rodrigo is part of the Peruvian scene promoting the use of open data and civic engagement technologies.
JORGE DÍAZ@yayjorgeDIRECTOR OF OPEN COMMUNITIES // OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
Jorge Diaz is Director of Open Communities in the Coordination of National Digital Strategy at the Office of the President of Mexico and coordinates Red MX Abierto, a platform that seeks to promote exchange of knowledge, tools, and resources making it easier for cities and states in Mexico to publish and
take advantage of open data.
More recently, he was the coordinator and strategist of Mexico City’s Open Government Platform project with PIDES, a local nonprofit, and Mexico City’s Government. Jorge is trying to make spread the vision behind Open Government since he believe it turn into meaningful local initiatives locally that can fundamentally transform the citizen-government relationship.
TOMÁS DIEZ@tomasdiezDIRECTOR // FAB CITY PROJECT
Tomas Diez is a Venezuela-born Urbanist specialized in digital fabrication and its implications in the future of cities. He is the director of the FAB City project at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) (http://www.iaac.net), and one of the initiators of the Fab Lab Barcelona (http://www.
fablabbcn.org) project. He holds a Bachelor degree in Urban Planning and Sociology by the University Simon Bolivar (Caracas - Venezuela), a Diploma in social work at the University of La Havana (Cuba), a Master in Advanced Architecture by IAAC, and a Diploma on Digital Fabrication by Fab Academy (http://www.fabacademy.org) in a program from the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms in 2008, institution in which he works as a close collaborator in the development of the Fab Lab Network. He is PhD researcher at University College of London (http://www.cities.io), co-founder of the Smart Citizen (http://www.smartcitizen.me) project and StudioP52 (http://www.studiop52.com) both in Barcelona, and has been the co-chair of the FAB10 Barcelona (http://www.fab10.org), the 10th international fab lab conference and annual meeting.
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JARMO ESKELINEN@ElukkaE
DIRECTOR // EUROPEAN NETWORK OF LIVING LABS (ENOLL)
Jarmo is an expert in open innovation from Helsinki, Finland, where he leads Forum Virium and the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL). In addition to architecture, Jarmo is an expert in digital content, smrat cities and user-driven design. Prevoiusly, he worked as the Executive Director of Art and Design’s Media Centre Lume at the University of Helsinki.
GIANLUCA GALLETTO@ggalletto
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS MANAGER // NYCEDC
Gianluca manages the International Affairs desk at NYCEDC supporting the agency’s economic development strategy and industries initiatives by engaging the international community in order to attract foreign direct investments, help NYC businesses access foreign markets and establish international partnerships to exchange best practices. Among the initiatives managed by Gianluca, the World to NYC program connects the most innovative business entrants from around the world with investors, incubators, partners and city agencies in NYC, the NYC Next Idea business plan competition encourages foreign students and graduates to develop business plans for NYC.
KATALYN GALLYAS@katalinG
OPEN INNOVATION POLICY ADVISOR // CITY OF AMSTERDAM
City of Amsterdam, CTO Office. Currently responsible for setting up an Open Innovation Project team in Amsterdam that embraces Open Data based solutions, Crowdsourcing platforms and citizen centric open source mobile apps development. Katalin acts as an interface between developers, tech society, the local government and develops links to the European Commission / Innovation program Horizon 2020.
She was actively involved in app developers events, hackathons and Apps for Amsterdam between 2011and 2014. From 2014 her role has increasingly involved advising many local city governments and SME’s on business development around innovation management and fundraising.
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ANÍBAL GAVIRIA CORREA@anibalgaviriaMAYOR // CITY OF MEDELLÍN
Born in Medellin, Antioquia, on January 16th, 1966. He is Business Manager of EAFIT University. He studied on the Extension School at Harvard University, and he has participated as a fellow of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at the same institution.
When he was governor of Antioquia (2004 - 2007) oriented his management plan towards housing, food safety, social protection, and education. Which led to an improvement in the quality of life of the inhabitants of the region.In 2007 he was recognized as the Best Governor of Colombia by the Leader Colombia Project .At the end of his period reached 89% of favorability in his management. In 2009 he was presidential candidate for the Liberal Party and then he was part of the presidential ticket as vice-president in the 2010 elections. In 2011 he was elected mayor of Medellin, a position he currently holds.
EDUARD GIL@edugil39CITY MANAGER // CITY OF GAVÀ
Modern and Contemporary History (Autonomous University of Barcelona). Masters in Business Administratión MBA (ESADE). Master of Public Finance (University of Barcelona). Master in Information Technology ( Helsinky School of Economics)- Currently he is the City Manager of Gavà. He has been
Managing Director at EFIAL Consulting, Central Services Director at Rubí City Hall and Associate Director of the Institute of Public Management at ESADE.
DIRK GORISSEN@DirkGorADVISOR // UAVIATORS
Runaway academic with a background in computer science and AI. Fascinated by engineering and UXVs. Tech4Good and STEM Ambassador.
Dirk is a computer scientist with a background in R&D who is passionate about technology and engineering. His motivation lies in multidisciplinary work with
a tangible impact. Leveraging computer science to help solve hard problems in science, engineering, and development. He strongly believes in using (and learning) the right tool for the job. Its about the questions you ask, not the tools you use.
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VICENTE GUALLART@vicenteguallart
CHIEF ARCHITECT // BARCELONA CITY COUNCIL
Vicente Guallart is chief architect of Barcelona City Council with the responsibility of developing the strategic vision of the transformation of the city and its majór development projects. He was the first manager of Urban Habitat, a new department encompassing the areas of urban planning, housing, environment, infrastructures and information technologies.
Previously he founded the Institute of Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), one of the best Architectural Master Schools in the world, where he led projects such as Media House Project (with MIT’s CBA), Hyper Catalunya, or the Fab Lab House. He has published recently “The self-sufficient city” a book that outlines a blueprint for the world to come, a world built around cities and their renewed capabilities to become productive again, based on the principles of local self-sufficiency and global connectivity.
CARLOS FERNÁNDEZ GUERRA@cafergue
SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIST // SPANISH NATIONAL POLICE
Creator, planner and the person responsible for the communications, citizen engagement, training and security awareness-raising program “Police 2.0”, Carlos has converted this program into the global leader for Twitter users (1,175,000) and a point of reference throughout the world for its actions and content which are studied by specialists as a successful management model. He has recieved recognition, along with his team, as the best CM in Spain for the TweetAwards 2013 and others.
The project of developing social networks for the police has been a qualitative and quantitative success, demonstrating leadership in Spain. He has developed the global commmunication and management strategy of projects, campaigns and actions, including their management and follow-up. His work is considered a best practice in open government at a global level.
DREW HEMMENT@toodrew
FOUNDER AND CEO // FUTUREVERYTHING
Drew Hemment is Founder and CEO of FutureEverything and a Dundee Fellow/Reader at University of Dundee. Over 20 years, his work has been recognised by awards from the technology, arts and business sectors and covered by New York Times, BBC and NBC. In 1995, FutureEverything was established with the vision to give rise together to a truly participatory culture and society. FutureEverything led the development of an open data ecosystem in Manchester. The annual FutureEverything festival and conference provides a platform for co-design experiments and technology trials and was named by The Guardian one of the top ten ideas festivals in the world.
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SAORI IMAIZUMI@simaizumiSPECIALIST FOR MAKER MOVEMENT IN EDUCATION SECTOR // WORLD BANK GROUP
Saori Imaizumi has been researching and designing programs on maker movement in education sector, especially in the context of STEAM education, Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI), and innovation/entrepreneurship ecosystem development. As a Japanese national, she has been interacting with various Fab Labs and maker spaces in Asia, including Fab Labs in Japan,
India, Vietnam, and Bohol (the Philippines). She has also worked on various education and skills development projects in South Asia and Central Asia and applied ICT tools to improve access and quality of education. Previously, she worked at Accenture focusing on IT outsourcing business and organization effectiveness.She holds a M.A. in Development Economics and International Business from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and B.A. in Comparative Politics and International Relations from Wesleyan University. Her passion for “making” is in her blood, as her relative, Imaemon Imaizumi, is a national human treasure in Japan as an Arita ware potter.
PEKKA KOPONEN@viklaDEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR //FORUM VIRIUM HELSINKI
Pekka Koponen is Development Director at Forum Virium Helsinki, a non-profit digital development company fully owned by the City of Helsinki. Pekka is responsible for the smart city project portfolio, where strong emphasis is on open data and open APIs. He is initiator of the CitySDK concept and focused on getting cities to truly co-operate in building their smart solutions, utilising
interoperable APIs, harmonized data formats and even open source software. Open collaboration with the developer communities benefit the cities by speeding up the development cycles and bringing down the costs. Pekka has over 25 years of experience in producing digital services and working at the intersection of state of the art technology and service design. He has previously worked both in the public and private sector, leading a development team of mobile services to Nokia and Hollywood studios at Starcut Ltd. and as a producer at the European City Of Culture office Helsinki 2000.
FRANK KRESIN@kresinRESEARCH DIRECTOR // WAAG SOCIETY
Frank Kresin is Research Director at Waag Society, institute for Arts, Science and Technology, based in Amsterdam. Waag Society develops and researches creative technology for social innovation, putting people and their needs at the center. It involves artists, scientists and entrepreneurs in early stages to come up with truly useable systems and services. Frank has spoken, written and
lectured on Open Innovation, Open Data & Open Design, Users-as-Designers, Living Labs and Fablabs. He is a regular moderator at the PICNIC Festival, as well as at design and innovation workshops in the Netherlands and abroad.
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ANNA LERNER@annalerner
ENERGY AND ICT SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Anna is an energy and ICT specialist with the World Bank, with extensive energy, clean tech, urban development and environment sector expertise. A serial intrapreneur, Anna is passionate about solving global problems by designing and implementing initiatives often focusing on urban innovation, resource efficiency, ICT4D, and data analytics. Present engagements include building a portfolio of smart energy, green ICT, and open innovation projects by taking stock of ongoing big data analytics/energy projects in emerging and development markets; piloting behavior based nudges for demand response in Caribbean; making buildings intelligent in Mexico and India; developing open source software for non-technical-loss reduction; and launching a challenge competition to improve urban energy management in Africa/LAC cities.
ILARI LINDYSENIOR OPERATIONS OFFICER // WORLD BANK GROUP
Ilari Lindy works as Senior Operations Officer at the World Bank Group Vice-Presidency for Leadership, Learning and Innovation. He is currently leading projects developing knowledge and learning products related to open innovation, innovation networks and user-driven approaches.
JÚLIA LÓPEZ VENTURA@jlopezventura
SMART CITY STRATEGIES COORDINATOR // BARCELONA CITY COUNCIL
Júlia López is coordinator of Smart City strategies in the Barcelona City Council since October 2012. Her personal interests are focused on studying how the application of new technologies can affect the life in the city, specially following the evolution of Intelligent and Smart City projects all around the world, and applying this knowledge to the coordination of Smart City projects in the city of Barcelona.
Since September 2008 she served as European projects manager, having a wide international experience in managing tech-enabled pan-European projects, especially in funding identification, proposal preparation and project development. During this period she also participated and organised several networking activities at national and international level, such as EUROCITIES Knowledge Society Forum (Smart Cities Working Group deputy chair) and Majór Cities of Europe.
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ANA MAJÓ CRESPODIRECTOR OF PROMOTION OF STRATEGIC SECTORS & INNOVATION // BARCELONA ACTIVA
Ana Majó Crespo is the Director of Promotion of Strategic Sectors and Innovation at Barcelona Activa, the Economic Promotion Company for the Barcelona City Council. She is leading the sectorial policies and clusters development in different relevant sectors in Barcelona economy as ICT, Mobile, Ecommerce, Bio, Sustainable Mobility, Logistics, Food, among others, and the responsible of economic innovation projects that focuses in foster innovation
among SMEs of the city and inside the city council. She has lead projects like the Barcelona Urban Lab or Barcelona Open Challenge initiative, and is a member of the Innovation Table in Barcelona CityCouncil .
JESSE MARSH@jaxxon53LEAD PARTNER // ATELIER STUDIO ASSOCIATO
Jesse Marsh obtained his BA in Fine Arts at Williams College (USA) in 1975; with the Hubbard Hutchinson Fellowship he moved to Milan to work in the studio of Marco Zanuso, one of the fathers of the Italian school of industrial design, and later as a free-lance designer. In fifteen years of professional activity, he confronted a range of technologies, processes and product sector,
from chairs to artificial lungs, and received numerous patents and awards. Over the last five years, he has been an active member of the Living Lab movement, proposing a user-driven “co-design” approach to ICT R&D and innovation and regional development policies in general. He is the founder and coordinator of the Territorial Living Lab TLL-Sicily, a member of the ENoLL (European Network of Living Labs) since 2007, and has been Special Advisor to the President of ENoLL since 2009.
In that context, he is also an advisor to the City of Palermo for its Open Data and Smart City strategies and to the Italian regions of Sicily and Calabria (under contract with Formez) for the role of Social Innovation and Open Data in the regional Digital Agenda and Smart Specialisation Strategies 2014-2020.
CATALINA MARULANDALEAD URBAN SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Catalina Marulanda is originally from Colombia, but she is currently based in Washington DC where she works as a Lead Urban Specialist in the Urban and Disaster Risk Management Division of the Latin American and Caribbean Region at the World Bank. This role involves working with national and local governments on urban development, promoting initiatives that aim at making cities more economically productive, environmentally sound, livable and
less vulnerable, particularly for the poor. This is done through operations that focus on: (i) financing investments, (ii) providing technical assistance, and (iii) undertaking non-lending analytical and policy advisory work.
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DENISE MCKENZIE@spatialred
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR // OPEN GEOSPATIAL CONSORTIUM
Denise is the Executive Director, Communications and Outreach for the international open standards organisation the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). In this role she is responsible for the planning and execution of marketing, communications and education programs to raise awareness and increase application of open geospatial and location standards by technology providers and users worldwide. Her other international roles include representation for the OGC at the United Nations Global Geographic Information Management (UNGGIM) committee and Chair of the Marketing and Outreach committee for the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) association. Prior to her role with OGC, Denise worked for over 12 years with the Victorian Government (Australia) in areas of strategic policy, collaboration and innovation. She currently lives in the United Kingdom with her family, though at times her children have thought she was living on the space station.
ARTURO MUENTE-KUNIGAMI@n0wh3r3m4n
SENIOR ICT POLICY SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Arturo brings over 15 years of experience in telecommunications and financial services. Currently, as Senior ICT Policy Specialist in the Information and Communication Technologies Department at The World Bank, he spends most of his time helping client countries and cities design and implement projects (investment and technical assistance) on telecommunications (broadband, regulation, rural telecommunications), IT industry development, Smart Cities and local IT-based innovation in Latin America and East Asia Pacific.
Arturo is currently exploring the different mechanisms through which high speed connectivity can lead to economic growth, innovation, entrepreneurship, and poverty alleviation, from open development to services co-creation at the city and national levels. In particular, he is interested in design thinking for governments as an approach to increase the quality of public service delivery in developing countries.
VICTOR MULAS@MulasVictor
ICT INNOVATION SPECIALIST // WORLD BANK GROUP
Victor Mulas is an ICT Innovation Specialist at the World Bank. He specializes on open innovation and bottom-up approaches to strengthening and developing local innovation ecosystems and appropriation and mainstreaming of innovation in government’s organizations. He is currently leading projects on: i) smart cities through open innovation and bottom-up approaches, ii) developing and strengthening local innovation ecosystems, and iii) creating international networks of innovation by connecting local innovation hubs. He operates globally, having active engagements in Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East.
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DK OSSEO-ASARE@dkoaPRINCIPAL AND CO-FOUNDER // LOW DESIGN OFFICE
DK Osseo-Asare is principal and co-founder of Low Design Office (LOWDO), an architecture studio based in San Antonio, Texas and Tema, Ghana. He is a Fulbright Scholar, TED Global Fellow, Design Fellow at the Kokrobitey Institute and teaches design at Ashesi University. DK received an A.B. in Engineering
Design and an M.Arch from Harvard University for work in kinetic systems and network power. Most recently, he led urban design for the Anam City and Koumbi City new town projects in Nigeria and Ghana, and is co-founder of the Agbogbloshie Makerspace Platform (AMP), winner of the Rockefeller Foundation’s Centennial Innovation Challenge award.
ORIOL PASCUAL@onsustainCOMMUNITY LEADER // CLEANWEB INITIATIVE
Oriol Pascual is a business developer with a focus in innovation and sustainability. He has over 15 years of experience in these fields. Oriol received a bachelor in Environmental Sciences from Farleigh Dickinson University (Teaneck, NJ) and later completed a Master in Environmental Management inBusiness Communities at Erasmus University (Rotterdam, NL). His
professional career started at Philips’ Corporate Sustainability Office (Eindhoven, NL) where he developed an internal audit system for Philips’ EcoVision environmental management system. Later, Oriol worked at the consulting firm ERM (Barcelona, E) implementing environmental management systems, as well as performing environmental impact assessments.
JUAN CAMILO QUINTERO@JuanCQuinteroMCEO // RUTA N
As CEO of the Route N Corporation (Medellin, Colombia) drives the city ‘s commitment on science , technology and innovation and leads strategic issues such as the CT+ i Plan, standard of public policy innovation in Medellin.He is a Business Administrator with specializations in Project Formulation
and Evaluation, Strategic Foresight and International Business; a professional highly recognized in management of innovation and technological development projects.
He was director of the Tecnnova Corporation, the only institution of its kind in Colombia, a pioneer in the support for innovation and research that aims to connect the efforts of the university, the enterprise and the state to take forward joint projects and to promote regional progress. From this institution, 150 largest companies were involved, structuring their innovation strategy.
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PETRI RASANEN@rasanenp
DIRECTOR FOR INNOVATION & FORESIGHT // TAMPERE REGION COUNCIL
Mr. Petri Räsänen (born 1966) obtained his M.Sc. in Sociology, Business Administration and International Relations and L.Soc.Sc in Sociology. He has an extensive background in innovation related managerial positions in the public and private sectors, including VTT, Secgo Group and Hermia Group. In 2011 Petri was appointed as Director, Innovation and foresight at the Council of Tampere Region. In this position he is responsible for the regional innovation policy development and strategic foresight. Currently Petri is also member of the board of the University of Tampere.
DR. SOKWOO RHEE
@SokwooRheeASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS // NAT’L INST. OF STANDARDS & TECH
Dr. Sokwoo Rhee is Associate Director of Cyber-Physical Systems at National Institute of Standards and Technology. He is currently leading Global City Teams Challenge that aims to create a replicable and scalable model for collaborative incubation and deployments of Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) solutions to improve the quality of life in smart cities around the world. He served as a Presidential Innovation Fellow on Cyber-Physical Systems, a program by the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) at the White House. During his fellowship, he co-led the SmartAmerica Challenge, which brought together IoT technologies and CPS across the nation to demonstrate how they can provide concrete examples of the socio-economic benefits. His work and achievements have been recognized through awards including MIT Technology Review’s Top Innovators under 35. He received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
FRANK SEDLAR@f _sedlar
GRADUATE STUDENT // UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Frank Sedlar’s work is motivated by the convergence of the world’s urban population with the effects of climate change, particularly flooding. As a graduate student at the University of Michigan he is working with researchers around the world to develop novel and interdisciplinary approaches to understand the technical and societal aspects of urban resilience. This has involved writing flood modeling software, designing emergency flood shelters, building wireless sensor networks and flying unmanned aerial vehicles. Most recently as a member of the PetaJakarta Project (info.petajakarta.org), Frank is exploring the potential of social media to monitor flooding in realtime in Jakarta, Indonesia. He has presented this work internationally in the form of talks, gallery exhibits, and a recently published book. His work and writings can be found at www.frank-sedlar.com.
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ENRIC SENABRE@goteofundingCO-FOUNDER // GOTEO.ORG
Enric Senabre is co-founder of Goteo.org, social network for crowdfunding and distributed collaboration (services, infrastructures, microtasks and other resources) for encouraging the independent development of civic, creative, and innovative initiatives that contribute to the common good and free knowledge.
Enric has an MA in the Information and Knowledge Society from Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, where he is assistant professor in Multimedia Studies. He is Deputy Director of the CyberSociety Observatory and founding member of the local chapter of the Open Knowledge Foundation.
IAN SMITH@DelairTechUAV SALES MANAGER // DELAIR-TECH
Ian Smith is the UAV Sales Manager for English-speaking clients of Delair-Tech, a civilian UAV manufacturer headquartered in Toulouse, France. With over 8 years of experience in the aviation industry, Ian is a FAA-certified commercial helicopter pilot, flight instructor, aerial photographer, UAV operator, and
subject matter expert on the aviation fuels industry. Ian has a passion for anything that flies and loves the smell of jet fuel in the morning.
JOSÉ ANTONIO TEIXEIRACEO OF INNOVATION // CITY OF SANTANDER
Telecommunications Engineer Telecommunications Engineering and Electronic Systems, from the University of Cantabria. He has extensive experience in the private telecommunications sector as a project manager that address communication systems and protocols in its 10 years in the private sector. He has been Chief Technology Officer of a major regional
newspaper, and a member of the Steering Committee of the Task Communication Technology that owns the group. He has also been director of the Communications and Multimedia Group. He joined the City of Santander as CEO of Innovation in 2011, directing the areas of Innovation, Computer - ICT and European Local authority projects.
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JAVIER DE LA TORRE@jatorreCEO AND CO-FOUNDER // CARTODB
Javier is CEO and Co-Founder of CartoDB. A recognized expert in biodiversity standards, he is well known in the geospatial community for his background in open source software. Javier has given talks on biodiversity, data visualization, conservation, citizen science, open data, and web GIS, and has presented at Geoweb, FOSS4G, and TDWG. Javier’s strong interest in the distribution and conservation of species informs his desire to find ways to help protect them through the use of technology and collaboration over the Internet. Javier studied agricultural engineering at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and the Freie Universität Berlin.
SUSAN ZIELINSKIMANAGING DIRECTOR, S.M.A.R.T. // UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Susan Zielinski is the first and current Managing Director of SMART (Sustainable Mobility & Accessibility Research & Transformation) at the University of Michigan, where she was engaged back in 2006 to grow the initiative and the eco-system as a global catalyst for transforming transportation (and the emerging New Mobility industry) in an increasingly complex and urbanizing world. Just before joining SMART she spent a year as a Harvard Loeb Fellow focused on New Mobility innovation.
ROMAN ZINCHENKO@greencubatorCO-FOUNDER // GREENCUBATOR
Roman Zinchenko is co-founder of Greencubator, Ukrainian platform for connecting energy talents and promoting sustainable innovations. Greencubator develops eco-system for green startups, social entrepreneurship and sustainable innovations in Ukraine since 2009.
Roman is smart energy enthusiasts and advocate for energy innovations and sustainability. He led the creation of key events and activities under Greencubator umbrella, including Smart Energy Forum, open-air off-grid renewables-powered energy hackathon TeslaCamp, over dozen EnergyCamps, series of academic conferences “Energy Efficient Universities”, special green issues of Ukrainian business press and other projects for shaping energy awareness, promoting green economy and renewable energy. Roman is also a co-organizer and host of TEDxKyiv conferences.
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THE GREENTREE CONSENSUS:
PRINCIPLES FOR DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT
The Greentree Consensus seeks to capture the most important lessons learned by the information and communications
technology for development (ICT4D) community.
The Greentree Consensus represents a concerted effort by donors to capture the most important lessons learned by the development community in the implementation of information and communications technology for development (ICT4D) projects.
These principles seek to serve as a set of living guidelines that are meant to inform, but not dictate, the design of technology-enabled development programs.
These principles were inspired by the Greentree Principles of 2010, the UNICEF Innovation Principles of 2009, and the UK Design Principles, among others. This current version has been developed in consultation with The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, USAID, UNICEF, The World Bank, SIDA, Omidiyar Foundation, The State Department, WHO, HRP, UNHCR, WFP, UNFPA, UNDP, Global Pulse, UNWomen, and OCHA.
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THE NEGAWATT CHALLENGE
Negawatt is an international open innovation challenge for user-centered solutions to improve urban energy efficiency.
Negawatt is an international open innovation challenge that aims to get governments, startups and local communities alike around the table to develop user-centered solutions to improve urban energy efficiency.
The Global ICT Practice and the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) of the World Bank are partnering to launch the Negawatt Challenge in Brazil, Ghana, India, Kenya and Tanzania. The global initiative aim to transform cities into more sustainable and energy efficient places by identifying specific urban energy challenges and generate scalable, bottom-up technology and business solutions using an open innovation methodology. The Negawatt Challenge will identify relevant business models, hardware and software solutions that can reduce urban energy intensity, improve quality of service delivery in energy consuming sectors, and offer cost-efficient energy management tools and strategies for local city
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residents and policymakers. Negawatt will be implemented in partnership with MIT Climate CoLab, FivebyFive, WeDesign and local partners including universities, tech-hubs, city-labs, co-working spaces and local makers community.
Location:
ACCRA, BANGALORE, DAR ES SALAAM,
NAIROBI, RIO DE JANEIRO
Contact:
CECILIA PARADI-GUILFORD
ANNA LERNER
THE NEGAWATT CHALLENGE
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MOZAMBIQUE SERVICE MONITORING SYSTEM/PLATFORM
“MOPA MAPUTO”
Citizen-driven ICT platform linked to social accountability and service management arrangements for monitoring and
improving urban service delivery.
Maputo, Mozambique’s capital and largest city, faces challenges providing adequate public services, especially in low-income periurban neighborhoods. The Maputo Municipal Council (CMM) has worked to expand and improve solid waste management (SWM) services with the support of the World Bank and several bilateral donors.
Through a 2014 Innovation Grant, the World Bank developed the beta-version of a software platform known
as Ntxuva that provides visualizations and statistics from citizen provided information about urban services. To overcome entry barriers for often marginalized and under-served periurban populations, Ntxuva will manage information from both designated citizen-monitors and spontaneous crowd sourced reports. The platform is designed to collect information from citizens via SMS, mobile app, and Web Portal; a voice interface in local languages is foreseen to enhance access by less educated, poorer populations.
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Ntxuva will be piloted in early 2015. Reports tailored to stakeholder needs and preferences will be provided to municipal service managers and governing officials, to firms providing SWM services, and to citizens and civil society organizations. Scale-up and roll-out are planned for 2015-16.
All service related information is publicly available through an Open Data API compliant with Open311 - a widely known standard for citizen reporting used in more than 60 US and European cities. Ntxuva is based on existent Open Source solutions (Mark-a-Spot, a Drupal distribution for Open311 as well as VoIP Drupal for SMS integration) and its source code is publicly available via Github. The project also promotes engagement among the local software development/innovation community including firms, universities, and independent hackers/programmers.
Location:
MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE
Contact:
URI RAICH
A LOUIS HELLING
JEAN BARROCA
Website:
WWW.NXTUVA.ORG
MOZAMBIQUE SERVICE MONITORING SYSTEM/PLATFORM
“MOPA MAPUTO”
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SMART CITY GRAN CONCECPCIÓN
Co-creating the future of transport in Gran Concepción, Chile.
Smart City Gran Concepción is a project that seeks to implement open innovation methodologies to use technological solutions in municipal services and, in turn, to serve as a pilot for a Smart City model in Chile.
The project began in January 2014 and is comprised of 5 phases:
• Ideation of technological solutions• Diagnostic and strategic support plan• Co-creation and innovation competition• Diagnostic and roadmap for a local innovation center• Results workshop
Each phase is conducted in a multi-stakeholder, collaborative and iterative fashion. Key activities include a Hackathon and innovation challenge,
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MueveTT Concepción and a creative workshop to define an innovation hub to promote entrepreneurship and competitiveness in the region. The final phase is forthcoming and will explore the potential of scaling these open innovation processes to solve other challenges in Chile.
The project is being implemented by the World Bank and the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications of Chile, with financial support by the Spanish Fund for the Development of Latin America and the Caribbean.
Location:
CONCEPCION, CHILE
Contact:
VICTOR MULAS
Website:
WWW.INNOVATINGCITIES.ORG/CHILE
WWW.MUEVETT.CL
SMART CITY GRAN CONCEPCIÓN
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JOIN THE SURVEY:
DATA ANALYTICS IN THE ENERGY SECTOR
Help the World Bank and development practitioners understand the potential of big data analytics in transforming
the energy sector.
The World Bank Group supports the Sustainable Energy for All initiative and is committed to work towards accomplishing the initiative’s three goals by 2030: a) universal access to electricity and clean cooking fuels; b) doubling the share of the world’s energy supplied by renewable sources from 18% to 36%, and c) doubling the rate of improvement in energy efficiency.
As part of its portfolio of activities, the World Bank is looking at the potential for big data analytics in transforming the energy sector.
What is the goal of this survey?This survey is part of a World Bank effort to populate a database of early movers and pilot initiatives in the energy data analytics space with the aim to better understand the potential use of data and the limited access to relevant data for energy sector projects. We are interested in hearing from range of perspectives - from consumers of energy data to utility companies.
Take the survey now:
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The survey is launched at this CitiSense 2014 Conference and will be open until mid-December. Please spread the word and share the survey!
What do we hope to accomplish with this survey?Through this survey, we hope to start a dialogue with policy makers, academia, start-ups, entrepreneurs, and private sector actors who are data consumers or data producers in relation to energy projects to build on their experience and insights to better inform World Bank operations in this area.
How will we use the data that we are collecting?This data will be used to inform World Bank projects. Additionally, in the interest of creating a public good, the data will be made publicly available.
What decisions do we hope to impact with the results of this survey?• Policy design• Market support• RE/EE financing• Future research
Contact:
ANNA LERNER
Survey:
WWW.J.MP/ENERGYANALYTICS
JOIN THE SURVEY:
DATA ANALYTICS IN THE ENERGY SECTOR
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CLEANWEB FOR DEVELOPMENT
Contact:
ANNA LERNER
Cleanweb: facilitating resource-efficient consumption, offering actionable environmental data and disrupting cleantech
financing models.
Traditionally, clean technology investments (cleantech) in areas like renewable energy, mobility and water management have required high upfront capital and long implementation periods. Today, the use of ICT for development can enable a more efficient use of resources. Cleanweb, the digitalization of cleantech, provides a new range of solutions offering low-cost, highly scalable alternatives that can be executed rapidly. Cleanweb originates from the merging of three existing industries; cleantech, Internet of things, and the sharing economy (aka collaborative consumption).
According to the Cleanweb Initiative “Cleanweb is a grassroots movement committed to solving the world’s most profound issues related to resource constraints through the application of information technology”. Cleanweb offers a series of advantages compared to traditional cleantech that makes it particularly relevant for developing and emerging markets, including its potential for lean and agile development, low-capital requirements, low-risk and scalability. Cleanweb can help developing countries take advantage of an estimated $6.3 trillion dollar of investments in cleantech over the next decade.
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OPEN INNOVATION IN CITIES
COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE
Contact:
ILARI LINDY
VICTOR MULAS
SAORI IMAIZUMI
Website:
WWW.INNOVATIONPOLICYPLATFORM.ORG
Open Innovation in Cities CoP is a platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration among practitioners worldwide.
Cities everywhere face growing influx of people and subsequent demand for public services. Investing in digitalization and Civic Innovation can reduce service development costs, account user needs in for the final solution and eventually lead to a more affordable delivery and accountable management of resources. Administrators want to learn from each other but approaches applied in participatory design often still reside as a tacit know-how in the heads of few committed practitioners. This initiative will bring practitioners together to identify, analyze and develop good practice applied in participatory design of ICT enabled services/policies in cities and to share it with peers in cities where mostly needed.
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CITY INNOVATION SUMMIT
Barcelona: European capital of innovation
Last March, Barcelona was chosen European Capital of Innovation. This recognition is awarded by the European Commission and assesses initiatives and policies implemented in the city that create a good ecosystem for innovation. In this regard, Barcelona was awarded to the city which has made the introduction of new technologies to bring the city to the citizens.
Barcelona wants to be known to the world as a city of culture, knowledge, creativity, innovation and welfare. Barcelona aims to become a Smart City, where new technologies are to serve the people to improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
Icapital is based on three main elements that allow the interconnection of all the agents of an innovative ecosystem: Open Government (U-Government), Smart Cities (Smart Cities) and mobility (Mobility).
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The City Innovation Summit is a meeting space for experiences, concepts and tools to display innovative cities. An excellent complement to the very well-known main event happening in Barcelona: the Smart City Expo. The City Innovation Summit is focusing on how cities apply innovation to local administrations, on the bridge between public innovation and companies innovation, on social innovation and on conceiving the city as the natural place for innovation.
Topics overview:
CITY INNOVATION SUMMIT
DAY 1: 17 NOVEMBER DAY 2: 18 NOVEMBER
ECONOMY &PERFORMANCE
PEOPLE
MANIFEST
URBAN
GOVERNANCE
TwitterW:
@CITYINNOBCN
Website:
WWW.CITYINNOVATIONSUMMIT.COM
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CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN CITIES
This is a research and consultancy center on the processes of open innovation in urban environments.
Over the past few decades, the challenges faced by municipal administrations, such as urban growth or migration, have become increasingly complex and interrelated. In addition to the traditional land-use regulation, urban maintenance, production, and management of services, governments are required to meet new demands from different actors regarding water supply, natural resources’ sustainability, education, safety, or transportation. Furthermore, today, cities are in strong competition for companies, tourists, and most of all talents, and they are also experiencing unprecedented socio-economic crises.
Innovation, and technological innovation in particular, can help city governments to meet the challenges of urban governance, to improve urban environments, to become more competitive and to
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address sustainability concerns. To prevent and manage these challenges, cities need to operate in an innovative way.
The v is interesting in the study and analysis of these innovation processes. Under the Institute of Innovation and Knowledge Management of ESADE Business and Law School, it brings together a group of academicians and practitioners with experience in open innovation, new technologies and public administration, particularly interested in improving the management of cities in the 21st century.
Location:
BARCELONA, SPAIN
Contact:
DR. ESTEVE ALMIRALL
DR. MILA GASCÓ
Website:
WWW.ESADE.EDU/CIC
CENTER FOR INNOVATION IN CITIES
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COMMONS FOR EUROPE
This project allows collaboration among different stakeholders pushing towards the transformation of cities.
Commons4EU, is following the lead of Code for America in the application layer, starting the Code for Europe initiative, but at the same time it takes this one step further in the infrastructure field via the use of the Bottom-up Broadband Initiative, which aims to create network infrastructures for people by people.
It advocates for an approach aimed at promoting openness, multidisciplinarity and recombination while focusing in the key aspect of connecting citizens with their constituencies either in terms of participation or reducing administrative burden by using Information Technologies.
Commons4EU aims to support this approach by initially mobilizing a first core of 6 cities from 6 different European countries: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Helsinki, Manchester, Rome and UK cities involved in the
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project through NESTA, in two main areas: 1) Code Commons (developing collaborative web projects following the methodology of Code for America based on principles and by opening existing code in the participating cities and leveraging the European EPSI platform) and 2) Bottom-up-Broadband Commons (Exploring with users in real-life environments, three new technologies: Super Wifi, Sensor integration into wifi networks and fiber deployment as commons).
Location (headquarters):
BARCELONA, SPAIN
Contact:
DR. ESTEVE ALMIRALL
LAURA CASTELLUCI
Website:
WWW.COMMONESFOREUROPE.NET
COMMONS FOR EUROPE
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FIWARE:
THE OPEN PLATFORM FOR SMART CITIES
FIWARE is a technological platform that aims to foster digital innovation by creating an open environment for developers.
FIWARE is an accessible open platform on the Internet that is creating an associated ecosystem to lower the entry barrier and make it easier for entrepreneurs to develop their apps on the Cloud. In this ecosystem, developers, data providers and technology providers meet. FIWARE is intended to build healthy ecosystems and ensure that the Internet of Things is not controlled by a small number of large companies.
For example, cities will be able to publish their open data on the online FIWARE sandbox, FIWARE Lab, so developers can create smart applications using this data and standard FIWARE APIs. Smart city applications developed and tested in one city can be replicated and amended in other cities, creating scale opportunities for developers. In fact, there are several
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cities already working to deliver their Open Data (both historic and real-time) on FIWARE Lab. This includes Lisbon (Portugal), Trento and Torino (Italy), Espoo (Finland), Santander, Seville, Malaga, Valencia, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and Sabadell (Spain).This open approach will remove the barriers to ground-breaking innovation and energise developers and entrepreneurs to build the applications and businesses of the future.
We are talking about real results, real jobs and real innovation. One of the most relevant domains for the application of FIWARE technologies is associated with Smart Cities. FIWARE will provide technologies that permit the leverage of Open Data that the European administrations and institutions (and in particular, cities) publish.
Location:
EUROPE, MEXICO, BRAZIL
Contact:
Website:
WWW.FIWARE.ORG
FIWARE:
THE OPEN PLATFORM FOR SMART CITIES
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EUROPEAN NETWORK OF LIVING LABS (ENOLL)
ENoLL is the leading international network of Living Labs with a vision of “empowering everyone to innovate”.
The European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) is the international, non-profit, independent association of benchmarked Living Labs grown through ‘Waves’ of Calls for Membership applications with over 350 accredited Living Labs worldwide.
With a very extensive research literature about theory, models, methods and tools , Living Labs are very commonly described as “real-life test and experimentation environments, where users and producers co-create innovations, in a trusted, open ecosystem that enables business and societal innovation”. Living labs are supporting cities in embracing new technologies while facing the main societal challenges today and tomorrow.
ENoLL is the leading international network of Living Labs with a new defined vision of “empowering everyone to innovate”, enabling social change through open innovation and fostering, promoting and supporting community-centric innovation (products, services, models, processes and policies).
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ENoLL is the meeting point for change makers. ENoLL is a community of Living Labs, Living Lab practitioners, researchers and experts, which focuses its activities on knowledge exchange, enabling cooperation in between members and with external organisations, identifying and disseminating best practices, and promoting and enhancing user-driven innovation ecosystems. ENoLL also aims at the Future Internet, Living Labs and city innovation convergence.
ENoLL organizes an annual event called Open Living Lab days (former ENoLL Summer School), meeting point of living labbers, researchers, policy makers and city innovators. The Open Living Labs days 2014 was held in Amsterdam in 2014. The 2015 edition will be held in Istanbul, Turkey, at the end of August 2015.
Location (headquarters):
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
Contact:
JARMO ESKELINEN, PRESIDENT
GENERAL INQUIRIES
Website:
WWW.OPENLIVINGLABS.EU
EUROPEAN NETWORK OF LIVING LABS (ENOLL)
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FAB CITY
The FAB City project aims to recover the power of cities as platforms to produce resources locally.
FAB City claims the idea that citizens are the center of knowledge, and can regain the capacities to produce locally using avant-garde and low technology to solve local problems, share the solutions globally with other citizens, empowering the creation of new solutions anytime, anywhere.
In the past, Urbanism meant the construction of cities through physical infrastructures; our recent “digital reality” brings us a new kind of urbanism which uses digital infrastructures to facilitate the interaction of people and cities, making them an active part of the urban dynamics. Citizens today have access to powerful tools to transform their cities; hyper-connectivity, social networks, smartphones together with the Internet, have changed the way we interact with our cities.
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We envision that digital fabrication, being the connection between the digital and the physical, will be the new articulator of the new urbanism, throughout new infrastructure for local production, open source designs and making. Barcelona has taken the challenge towards this new urbanism, based on new approaches to the city’s functionality, searching for models of coexistence based on inclusive urban experiences.
The FAB City initiative was launched at the 10th Fab Lab Conference, FAB10, in Barcelona, July 2014
Website:
WWW.FAB10.ORG
FAB CITY
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