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Financing the Smart City Innovation Network Morgenstadt & URBACT initiative SmartImpact Alanus von Radecki, 1. Dec. 2016 Fraunhofer 1

Innovation Network - Morgenstadt WHAT? M:CI is an Innovation Network that strives to design the future market for sustainable cities. WHO? It comprises of the main stakeholders that plan, finance, build, manage and operate cities, and it is run by the German Fraunhofer-Society. HOW? The main purpose of m:ci is to solve urban challenges by translating them into potential innovations and piloting solutions in new consortia. Phase 2 Creating sustainable urban demonstrators 2014-2016 Fraunhofer 2

Innovation Network Morgenstadt Smart Grid BW Fraunhofer 3

Morgenstadt enables innovation in cities 7 CITY LABS 10 SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS 25 SMART DISTRICTS Fraunhofer 4

Joint SCC1 Initiative of European Lighthouse Projects Creating the Smart City market in Europe >27 Lighthouse cities >30 follower cities >100 scale-up cities >100 companies >120 Smart Solutions Fraunhofer 5

Status quo in Europe The technologies are available and there is abundance of money. Why are investments in clean & connected technologies not taking off? Fraunhofer 6

Hypothesis 1: The challenge to fund digital urban innovation New types of urban solutions (data-driven infrastructures + operation systems) require new types of public-private project delivery vehicles. Financing these smart solutions require new ways of understanding how value is created in smart cities, which ultimately leads to coinvestment strategies with costs and benefits for public and private actors New public-private consortia require new forms of management, coordination and shared ownership. Innovative financing vehicles (e.g. Mixed Smart City Funds) are needed to merge public & private investments in the same project. Smart Urban Governance is key. Fraunhofer 7

Hypothesis 2: The challenge to link digital innovations to the economic development of a city Clean & connected technologies and infrastructures tend to channel money towards large companies -> favouring strong EU cities & leaving behind weaker cities and regions. A key area is the understanding of the dynamics of the local innovation ecosystems, and how they can be governed to support growth, jobs and the transformation of cities. Innovation Procurement is an effective instrument to activate the local innovation ecosystems. Public Investments Vehicles for creating economic growth through local innovation are necessary! Fraunhofer 8

URBACT III Network SmartImpact develops the governance tools for municipalities needed to finance, build, manage and operate a smart city Smart Policies Organisational Development Smart Financing & Procurement Innovation Ecosystems Data integration Stockholm Oct 17/18 2016 Miskolc Jan 2017 Zagreb April 2017 Porto June 2017 Guadalajara Sept 2017 Fraunhofer 9

Thank you! Alanus von Radecki Head of Urban Governance Innovation Tel: +49 (0)711 970-2169 Alanus.radecki@iao.fraunhofer.de www.iao.fraunhofer.de www.morgenstadt.de research and solutions for a sustainable world Fraunhofer 10

Backup research and solutions for a sustainable world Fraunhofer 11

Jahre (log.) Planning and building in times of shortened innovation cycles Aktueller Zeithorizont für Stadtentwicklungsplanung (10-15 Jahre) 1760 dauerte ein urbaner Innovationszyklus 50+ Jahre Elektrifizierung 2016 weniger als zwei Jahre! time Quelle: Fraunhofer IAO, 2014 Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 12

Planning and building in times of connected solutions Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 13

Technologie is not the problem! Infrastructures, Buildings & Technologies Urban processes, Planning & Governance Physische Ebene Systemische Ebene Needs & requirements of citizends and customers Economic potential, holistic urban value creation Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 14

Living labs & open innovation are the adequate approach to develop the new operating model Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 15

Connected things enable higher efficiency! Ideation + Planning Construction Operation Phase Demolition Retrofit Idea/ Design Planning Fabrication Construction Building Usage Operation Demolition Retrofit Freedom of decision 40% 1% 4% 12% 5% Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 16

Connected things enable the service economy Case-Study Apple Case-Study Tesla ² http://www.wired.com/2015/10/tesla-self-driving-over-air-update-live/?mbid=social_fb#slide-1 Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 17

For true urban game changers we need to change the RULES the FIELD the TOOLS the PLAYERS Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 18

A systemic approach to urban transformations WHAT? M:CI is an Innovation Network that strives to design the future market for sustainable cities. WHO? It comprises of the main stakeholders that plan, finance, build, manage and operate cities, and it is run by the German Fraunhofer-Society. HOW? The main purpose of m:ci is to solve urban challenges by translating them into potential innovations and piloting solutions in new consortia. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT Universität Stuttgart 19

For info or further questions on this seminar and the activities of the JASPERS Networking Platform, please contact: JASPERS Networking and Competence Centre jaspersnetwork@eib.org www.jaspersnetwork.org