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    Towards Milano Smart City

    Public HearingApril 19th 2013

    MilanoChristian SAUBLENS

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    What is a smart city?

    A technology driven city

    The children of science city

    A socio-economic responsible cityA mix of all these things, with or without a prioritisation setting

    process

    From the point of view of economic development smart

    cities need: New types of governance

    New ways of giving directions to R&D and innovation

    New support systems based on the proximology concept

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    The 6 components of the smart cities wheel

    Source: The Top 10 Smartest European Cities (http://www.fastcoexist.com/1680856/the-top-10-smartest-european-cities)

    The ranking:

    1.Copenhagen

    2.Stockholm3.Amsterdam

    4.Vienna

    5.Paris

    6.Berlin

    7.London

    8.Barcelona9.Munich

    10.Frankfrt

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    Public

    authorities and

    their agencies

    Investors

    Civil society Enterprises

    Actors of knowledge

    International experts

    Source: EURADA

    Regional Development Agency

    Regional Innovation Agency

    City

    Region

    Regional Energy/Environment Agency

    Public investment funds

    Industrial parks

    Incubators

    Regional Employment Agency

    Associations

    Qualified people

    Trade unions

    Political parties

    Regional banks Centres for public welfare

    Schools

    Universities

    Research centres

    Technology centres

    Technology parks TTOs & IPR centres

    Knowledge transfer

    Centre for professional education

    Observatory of professional

    qualifications

    Proof of concept advisors

    Consultants

    Living labs

    Cluster managers

    Peer reviewer

    Prospective

    Benchmark

    Regional offices abroad

    Expats

    FDI consultants

    Banks

    Business Angels

    Venture capitalists

    Seed fund

    Serial entrepreneurs

    Crowd funding

    Micro-credit

    Spin-off fund

    Corporate venturing

    Guarantees Export credit

    Investment readiness consultants

    Real estate developers

    Start-ups

    Multinationals

    Entrepreneurial growth companies (gazelles)

    Newly-developed companies

    Spin-outs and spin-offs of large businesses,research centres and universities

    Locally-rooted companies (micro-businesses

    and craft companies)

    Innovative businesses and companies

    leveraging RTD outcomes

    Companies in the process of being transferred

    Subcontractors

    Companies at risk of bankruptcy or engaged in

    a restructuring process

    Phoenix enterprises

    Social enterprises

    Enterprises engaged in a relocation and/or

    outsourcing process

    Penta-helix governance

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    Smart cities and socio-economic development

    Private sector Public sector andtheir intermediaries

    Societal sector

    Global competitors

    Regional innovators

    Local market players

    Investors in entrepreneur

    ship

    Regulator / Enabler

    1st taker of innovation

    Public-private partnership

    Public-public partnership

    Intermediation between

    stakeholders

    Funding sources

    Talent Training

    Governance and social

    capital booster Infrastructure

    Shakers and movers

    Innovators

    Inclusions

    Advocacy for sustainable

    and wellness development

    Social entrepreneurship

    Social investors

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    Equity investors

    How to cover the whole innovation cycle?

    Social demand Team Research Prototype Offer

    Innovation process

    Commercialisation

    processInvestorsSocietal challenges

    THE CLASSIC R&D TO MARKET CYCLE

    THE SOCIETAL CHALLENGE TO MARKET CYCLE

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    Smart innovation process in cities

    Enterprises,

    Knowledgecentres C

    itizen

    s

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    Desirability Feasibility Viability

    Source: MindLab, http://www.mind-lab.dk Adapted by EURADA

    Skills and talents

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    Types of action

    Technological innovation Social innovation

    Academic spin-offs CAMPUS project of the RDA of Andalusia (E) "One Laptop Per Child" project of the MIT

    (USA)

    Clusters Medicom Valley concept (DK, S)

    Kompetenznetze Deutschlandinitiative (D)

    Alpine Wellness Cluster (A)

    Wellness Cluster (JPN)

    Incubators Every single one of them Social incubator, Nantes (F)

    Foresight Walloon Region exercise (B) PRIDES Programme of the Rgion

    Provence-Alpes-Cte d'Azur (F)

    Financial engineering JEREMIE initiative (EU)

    Finance Wales (UK)

    JASMIN initiative (EU)

    Triodos (NL)

    Business Angels des Cits (F)

    Networking CONNECT Initiative, San Diego University (USA)

    SPINNER Project in Emilia-Romagna (I)

    Youth Foundation (UK)

    ePropeller (BE)

    Marketing of regional innovation

    profiles

    Ontario (Canada) Jvskyl (FIN)

    Support for start-ups Enterprise Hub project of South East England

    RDA (UK)

    The Pembrokeshire Lottery ()

    Citizen capital (F)

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    Types of action

    Technological innovation Social innovation

    Technological watch LEGITE project in Castilla y Leon (E) Social Innovation Europe

    Technological audit MADR&D project of the Madrid

    Region (E)

    Direct support to businesses Innovation Vouchers initiative of theLimburg Province (NL)

    Feed-in-tariffs for the use of

    alternative energy sources (F)

    Alternative Energy Cluster in Styria (A)

    Support to young business developers Erasmus for entrepreneurs Initiative

    (EU)

    Microloans ADIE (FR)

    Innovation in the services industry Tourism cluster in the Balearic Islands

    region (E)

    Support for creative industries by

    Advantage West Midlands (UK)

    Support for cooperative enterprises

    (E, I)

    Innovation strategy in favour of the

    protection of the historical heritage of

    Tuscany (I)

    Industrial and science parks Every single one of them ISO-14000 certified Park in Boulogne-

    sur-Mer (F)

    Pais Vasco Social Innovation Park (ES)

    First innovation takers Gssing (A): Zero energy consumption

    town

    FabLab Brussels (BE)

    SILK Social Innovation Lab Kent (UK)

    Experimenting/testing facilities for

    future innovations

    Living labs (DK)

    in (S)

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    Market opportunities for a regional ageing response

    strategy ( Elderly Cluster )

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    Source: Adapted from Andy Westwood, Localism, social capital and the "Big Society" in Local Economy, December 2011

    Proximology

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    Avenue des Arts, 12 bte 7

    1210 Brussels Belgium

    [email protected] www.eurada.org

    For more information:

    EURADA


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