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2 The City is changing

3 central distributed Top-down horizontal co makership Global translocal Posession sharing Guess insight Competition cooperation Linear circular

4 Disruptive technologies and social innovations travel fast CLOUD MOBILE SOCIAL MEDIA DATA Artificial Intelligence IoT Robotics & drones 3 D printing Social innovations CO-CREATION Crowd sourcing Sharing economy Gamification Self Organisation Technological innovations

5 Innovation and Technology How does the future city look like? - Disruptive changes run faster then city-govs - More mobile, more flexible - More digital, smarter, but for whom? - Stronger international connectivity Who makes the city? - Smart city: technology and data? - Government: top-down, regulations & incentives? - Bottom-up: citizen-platforms, blogger/youtube? - Brand Urbanism: are brands the new citymakers? Deloitte

6 City challenges for Amsterdam: how do we solve them? 17,3 mln visitors/year Inclusive society diversity 30% of all cars are used once a week 550 kg waste/year per household How do we keep our feet dry? Future energy: generate at home? City residents are living longer

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9 How does the city build innovation into its own activities? How open is the city to new ideas and new businesses CITIE FRAMEWORK How does the city optimise its infrastructure for high growth businesses?

10 The CITIE framework

11 Smart City Themes Data driven Society Innovation Clear innovation strategy/direction and capacity available Use of data (open, datasets etc.) New approaches in governmentcitizen relationship Connectivity: transport & digital Regulate (disruptive) businessmodels Promotion as innovative hub & new business community Social innovation: use and involvement of citizens Use of spaces for highgrowth/tech companies Capital, talent & smart instruments Support climate for Science & education

12 PROGRAMS Regel-geving Openness Infrastructure Leadership Promotie/ Acquisitie Inkoop Locatie Investering-en Connectivity Wetenschap & Onderwijs Strategie Sociale innovatie Open data Knowledge & Innovation. Challenges Board Startup Amsterdam Program Internat. Talent Programma Sociaal Entrepreneurship Amsterdam Smart City ERDF Smart Specialisation Versterken Internat. niches Structural Economics CTOinnovatieprogramm Amsterdams Entrepreneurship icapital / MakeYourCity Innovation Fund Programma Broedplaatsen

13 INSTRUMENTS Knowledge Inst./Universities Public R&D - Contract R&D EU R&D ptograms Public/private R&D A dam Knowledge Programme Field-labs Fieldlabs Technology Transfer Startups/spin-offs programs Technology transfer office SMART CITIES SHARING ECONOMY Communities & Platforms Companies/SME s Brand-urbanism Citizens / ngo s Startup in residence Open data Open data R&D subsidies Finance & risk capital Collaborative entrepreneurship TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION SOCIAL INNOVATION Living Labs Risk capital Social entrepreneurship Accelerators/incubators Government Freezones Freezones Crowd sourcing MakeYourCity! MaakjeStad! Fab Labs Fab-labs Citizen-initiatives

14 180 examples: urban living labs approach Identifying the needs and wishes of the residents and users of neighborhoods. Gaining knowledge by testing on a small scale. Knowledge exchange based on pilot projects Dissemination to other neighborhoods based on results and analysis from pilot projects. A.M.S Open Call for establishment of an Institute for Metropolitan Solutions TU Delft, UW & M.I.T. 50 mln city investment, 250 mln Universities Investment (10 yrs) Circular playground The Ceuvel Smart Stadium Arena Innovation center

15 Amsterdam rainproof It is raining harder and more intensively flooding & damage Platform that connects solutions, products and initiatives It is about green-roofs, intelligent water/sewage management using overflowlocations, green infrastructure, slow-down mechanisms Datalab Unique open public-private location for all your data-ideas and initiatives Datalab e.g. : app for marketvendors to find unused stalls on markets and arrange payments

16 Example: energy atlas Open data: Energy usage Energy generation CO2 emissions Get insight and make data available: Create awareness New smart applications Website: maps.amsterdam.nl Next step: replication Energy Atlas for the rest of the Netherlands

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18 What did we learn in 8 years Smart-City? It takes blood, sweat and tears to develop successfull projects: trial & error Start with thinking in bussinessplans who will benefit? A well alligned orchestration of the innovation ecosystem is an illusion The city operates as a platform: challenge citymakers Visibility: show your innovations to the public Finance: use capacity of stakeholders (people efforts), challenge companies (AMS), grants, crowdfunding and anything you can find Take care of data privacy in PPP constructions Structure your data!

19 T H E A M S T E R D A M A P P R O A C H Who owns the city? We all do. New solutions work best when there is committment. Use all wisdom you can find in the city. Innovation which pays out, is related to integration of interests of all stakeholders Let technology support society, not take over. Use the internet for societal and economic value creation. A smart city uses its DNA and is user-centric. Bring concrete solutions to users and make them irresistable Go with the flow Organize serendipity We trust our partners, and we like to cooperate on initiative that they have already developed. This ensures we work on initiatives that already have momentum. We use broker-intermediates and local platforms to connect our citizens. Encourage dynamics: develop periodic partnerships, and accept changes Be agile: disruptive technologies run faster than any city government Act small, fail fast and learn rapidly, then redesign. We create and support initiatives and locations where people meet, exchange ideas and create new products and services. We create platforms, online & offline. From centralized towards distributed innovation: we need other actors & interactions Take a holistic approach Be open for experiments We are ok in technological innovation, which is difficult. We excell in social innovation, which is also difficult, and just as important. We call it Digital Social Innovation We dare to combine private and public parties in our approach: start with identification of new businessmodels to ensure upscaling We know that we have to address more than R&D and scientific quality Guarantee privacy of data in all initiatives. We dare to try something new, even when stakes are high. Then stop in time and scale-up. Be pragmatic, open & adaptive. We dare to embrace (disruptive) changes,eg. sharing economy. Mind: adapt it to the city characteristics Not invented here, but tested here under our own city-conditions: we like living labs Amsterdam innovation ecosystem 19

20 T H E A M S T E R D A M A P P R O A C H Who owns the city? We all do. New solutions work best when there is committment. Use all wisdom you can find in the city. Innovation which pays out, is related to integration of interests of all stakeholders Let technology support society, not take over. Use the internet for societal and economic value creation. A smart city uses its DNA and is user-centric. Bring concrete solutions to users and make them irresistable Amsterdam innovation ecosystem 20

21 T H E A M S T E R D A M A P P R O A C H Go with the flow We trust our partners, and we like to cooperate on initiative that they have already developed. This ensures we work on initiatives that already have momentum. We use broker-intermediates and local platforms to connect our citizens. Encourage dynamics: develop periodic partnerships, and accept changes Be agile: disruptive technologies run faster than any city government Act small, fail fast and learn rapidly, then redesign. Amsterdam innovation ecosystem 21

22 T H E A M S T E R D A M A P P R O A C H Organize serendipity? We create and support initiatives and locations where people meet, exchange ideas and create new products and services. We create platforms, online & offline. From centralized towards distributed innovation: we need other actors & interactions Amsterdam innovation ecosystem 22

23 T H E A M S T E R D A M A P P R O A C H Take a holistic approach We are ok in technological innovation, which is difficult. We excell in social innovation, which is also difficult, and just as important. We call it Digital Social Innovation We dare to combine private and public parties in our approach: start with identification of new businessmodels to ensure upscaling We know that we have to address more than R&D and scientific quality Guarantee privacy of data in all initiatives. Amsterdam innovation ecosystem 23

24 T H E A M S T E R D A M A P P R O A C H Be open for experiments We dare to try something new, even when stakes are high. Then stop in time and scale-up. Be pragmatic, open & adaptive. We dare to embrace (disruptive) changes,eg. sharing economy. Mind: adapt it to the city characteristics Not invented here, but tested here under our own city-conditions: we like living labs Amsterdam innovation ecosystem 24

25 PROJECTS Social Entrepreneurship Programme Social sensing on demand Sail: crowd Management 100 Corp. Launchpad meetups Startup in Residence Education challenge Smart Citizen Lab AirBnB Open data exchange Sharing City ibeacon digital Mile A dam Rain Proof Pilot Free Zone

26 Innovate the city: MakeYourCity! for digital social innovation projects Call: equal chances for all citizens (health, education ) Solve a local issue 475 bottom-up project-ideas 37 projects Upscaling & injection of craftmanship/science/business

27 Boxing school for refugees Chefs Together: workshops for children for healty cooking Money School: educating youngsters on money-issues Lucas zorg: alternative local care-systems Storypix: interactive art collection in public spaces Noise reduction in streets: art & science Birdhouse Airquality sensor in street related to free wifi-spots

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