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The 15th

WTA Mayors’ Forum 22 September 2016 / Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia

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The 10th

World Technopolis Association General Assembly

15th

WTA Mayors’ Forum

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Policies and Programs of Municipal Governments in fostering Innovation to increase the Region’s Economy

22nd September 2016

Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia

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WTA Mayors’ Forum Date/Time 22 September 2016 / 10:00~13:00

Venue #3102~4, TMC2, PUSPIPTEK, Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia

Theme Policies and Programs of Municipal Governments in fostering

Innovation to increase the Region’s Economy

Program Details

Time Contents

10:00~10:05 (05’)

Opening Remark Kwon, Sun-Taik, President of World Technopolis Association Mayor of Daejeon Metropolitan City,

10:05~10:10 (05’)

Welcoming Remark Dr. Jumain Appe Director General of Strengthening Innovation, Ministry of Research Technology and Higher Education, Indonesia

10:10~10:30 (20’)

Keynote Speech 1 Airin Rachmi Diany, Mayor of Tangerang Selatan City, Indonesia Chief of Cities Association in Indonesia “Policies and Programs of Municipal Government in fostering innovation (by incorporating elements: sustainable development, local knowledge and culture) for improving the economy of the area”

10:30~10:50 (20’)

Keynote Speech 2 Dr. Ir. Subandi, M.Sc Deputy of Human Development and Culture/National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas), Indonesia

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10:50~11:00 (10’)

Achmad Alf Arslan Djunaid, SE, Mayor of Pekalongan City, Indonesia “Lifting batik from upstream to downstream. Pekalongan: areas that have the advantage of typical products(Batik), also excels in utilizing information technology”

11:00~11:10 (10’)

Kwang-Eui Pyun President of Daejeon Technopark, Republic of Korea “Regional Innovation Agency of Daejeon: how it performs”

11:10~11:30 (20’)

Break

11:20~11:30 (10’)

H. Moch. Anton, Mayor of Malang “Smart City Initiative in pushing the Regional Economy”

11:30~11.40 (10’)

James Darling Mayor of McAllen, USA “Innovative Policies in McAllen for Better Living”

11.40~11.50 (10’)

Nasanbat Sunduijav Mayor of Darkhan City, Mongolia

11.50~12.00 (10’)

FX. Hadi Rudyatmo Mayor of Solo City, Indonesia “Solo Techno Park: Generating Income for Community”

12:00~12:30 (30’)

Open Discussion Moderated by Rosiana Silalahi

12:30~12:45 (15’)

Closing

12:45~13:00 (15’)

Group photo

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Speaker 1

Lifting Batik from Upstream to Downstream Pekalongan: areas that have the advantage of typical products(Batik),

also excels in utilizing information technology

Achmad Alf Arslan Djunaid, SE, Mayor of Pekalongan City, Indonesia

Full name : H.Achmad Alf Arslan Djunaid,SE

Place and Date of Birth : Pekalongan, 24 Mei 1970

Religion : Islam

Education : Ekonomics Faculty of Islam Indonesia University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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Speaker 2

Regional Innovation Agency of Daejeon: How it performs

Kwang-Eui Pyun

President of Daejeon Technopark, Republic of Korea

Education

Bachelor of Electronic Engineering, Soongsil University, Republic of Korea

Master of Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University, Republic of Korea

Ph.D., Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University, Republic of Korea

Professional Experience

Mar. 2015 – Present: President of Daejeon Technopark, Republic of Korea

May. 2012 – Feb. 2015: Chief Researcher of Chuncheong Institute of Regional Program

Evaluation, Republic of Korea

Jul. 2009 – May. 2012: Director of IT Convergence Industry Division of Daejeon Technopark,

Republic of Korea

Aug. 2006 – Jul. 2009: Research Professor at KAIST, Republic of Korea

Jun. 2001 – Mar. 2006: CEO of Opto-On Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea

Jun. 1984 – Jun. 2001: Engineering in Charge, ETRI, Republic of Korea

Mar. 1981 – Jun. 1984: Instructor of Electronic Engineering, The Nabal Academy, Republic of

Korea

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Regional Innovation Agency of Daejeon: How it performs

Kwang-Eui Pyun

President of Daejeon Technopark, Republic of Korea

I. Daejeon Metropolitan City

- A Central Strategic City in Korea

• Promoting Advanced Science Technologies in the Region

• Establishing Future Growth Engine for the Nation

- Major Infrastructures:

• 30 Government-Funded Research Institutes

• 39 Companies listed on KOSPI(10) and KOSDAQ(29)

• 1,133 Venture companies (first in the nation per 100,000 population basis)

• 20 Universities (including KAIST)

• Population: 1.5 million(29,638 Researchers/ 13,526 Ph.D.s)

• Neighboring with a City for Strategic Development Partnership:

SeJong Metropolitan Autonomous City(Central Government Complex located)

II. Daejeon TechnoPark: Main function

Promoting Technology Commercialization ofR&D Output

Helping SMEs’Product Development

Assisting in Technology Advancement

Providing Facilities and Technology Assistance for Test & Evaluation

Assisting in Patent Application Services

Supporting Global Technology Commercialization includingTechnology Transfer

Helping Overseas Marketing

Providing Business Incubation Center

Inviting Investment

Providing Tenant Spaces for SMEs (123 units)

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III. Daejeon Technopark as a Leading Agency for Regional Innovation

- Revitalizing Regional Industry Ecosystem by Instituting Important Factors for Innovation:

• Harmonizing the Strategic Relationship between the Central and the Local

Government in Promoting Regional Industry Innovation

• Establishing Systematic Support Models for Regional Industry Revitalization by

utilizing the Region`s Innovation Resources

• Analyzing the Characteristics of Region and Industry

• Setting Roadmap for Industry Promotion in Long-Term Strategic Point of View

• Preparing a Portfolio of All-year Round Support System on Technology

Commercialization

IV. Policy Process for Regional Industry Innovation (Plan-Do-See Framework)

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V. Impact and Outcomes of Regional Innovation

Industry index(CAGR 2003 ~ 2013)

Progress of Regional Innovation Investment:

- Surplus achievement of the average growth rate increase in all areas of key industry

groups (ICT, Bio, Mechatronics, Nano-Materials) promoted as the strategic industries

of Daejeon.

- Increase in employment rate in the region; two times higher than the nationwide

average.

- Development of the biotechnology industry as a successful cluster in the region by

achieving the best progresses in all fields of the industry.

VI. A Case of Successful Regional Innovation: Biotechnology Industry Cluster

- Daejeon Technopark has been contributing to the success of biotechnology industry:

started as an attempt to develop bio-venture companies, from biotechnology related

research institutes in DaeJeon, into a bio-industry group in the early 2000s.

Established the Bio-Venture Town in 2003 (a Division in DJTP)

Instituted Centers for Supporting Bio-Industry SMEs: Apartment-Type Bio-Factory;

Bio Convergence Industry Support Center; Cancer R&D Center

Operating DaeJeon Bio-Cluster Council

Daejeon Technopark, after establishing Bio-Venture Town, has been supporting

tenant SMEs through incubating, GMP operation, and R&BD supporting; and been

successful in developing bio-industry innovation ecosystem in many aspects (6

companies listed in KOSDAQ; an increase in new employment (230 employees);

investment inviting (8.2 billion won), etc.)

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Speaker 3

Smart City Initiative in pushing the Regional Economy

H. Moch. Anton, Mayor of Malang, Indonesia

Name : H. Mochamad Anton (Goei Hing An)

Place and Date of Birth : Malang, 31 Desember 1965

Religion : Islam

Formal Education : Bachelor Degree in Civil and Planning Engineering ITN

Former occupation

1. Director of PT Candra Wijaya Sakti

2. Director of CV Surya Kencana

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Speaker 4

Innovative Policies in McAllen for Better Living

James Darling Mayor of McAllen, USA

Education: BaylorLawSchool (1977); BaylorUniversity (BA 1975);

PRESENT Mayor, City of McAllen

LEADERSHIP Chairman Lower Rio Grande River Water Authority

ROLES: Board Member Region M Water Planning Group

Board Member McAllen Economic Development Corp.

Board Member McAllen Foreign Trade Zone, Inc.

Chairman Hidalgo-McAllen International Bridge Board

Chairman Anzalduas International Bridge Board

President Texas Municipal League Region 12

Vice Chairman of the International Good Neighbor Committee (Appointed

by Secretary of State Carlos Cascos)

Board Member Amigos Del Valle

PAST USAF (SSGT. 1967-1971 (Viet Nam Vet – two tours of duty)

LEADERSHIP US Navy Reserve (2nd Class Petty Officer. 1973-1977)

ROLES: President(2)/board member McAllen Boys and Girls Club 1982-2005

President(2)/board member Communities in Schools

Board member McAllen Crime Stoppers

Board member McAllen Chamber of Commerce

Chair McAllen Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee

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President PTA Fields Elementary School

Chairman CPL Cities Steering Comm. 1982-2009

President STAP Cities Electrical Aggregation Group (2001-2009)

Board member Hidalgo County Bar Association

Vice Chair Texas Affordable Housing Task Force (Governor Bush

appointee)

McAllen City Commissioner – District 6 (2007-2013)

Co-Chair Texas Municipal League Legislative Committee

Past President - Lower Rio Grande Council of Governments

Board Member – Lower Rio Grande Council of Governments

Texas Municipal League Board Member

Co Chair Hidalgo County Drainage Advisory Committee

Director Texas Municipal League Region 12

Member of McAllen Public Utilities Board of Trustees

Board Member Senior Companionship Corporation (1995-2015)

General Counsel (pro bono) for McAllen Affordable Homes/AHSTI (1982-

2012)

HONORARIUMS Henry B. Gonzalez Award - National Housing Council 2010

National Boys and Girls Club Medallion Award 1998

McAllen Chamber of Commerce Man of the Year 2009

USAF Distinguished Flying Cross (awarded 1970)

Hidalgo County Bar Association John E. Cook Pro Bono Award 2012

Catholic Charities Hope Award 2016

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Innovative Policies in McAllen for Better Living

James Darling Mayor of McAllen, USA

Introduction

Health and fitness must be a priority in every city in order to build the foundations for a better

quality of life.

We are working hard to get this done in McAllen and in our region. We have anobligation to

improve healthy living options for our residents because an active lifestyle affects every family

and business throughout our community.

In McAllen, we hadmajor challenges---battling the concept that our region in South Texas

is the fattest in the nation.

In 2012, we were actually named the fattest city in America!

To give you an idea, our area has one of the highest poverty rates in the United States

which means a widespread reliance on cheap, processed foods. It’s a domino effect, our

rate of diabetes and obesity is double the national average-- which fuels the country’s highest

per-capita spending on health care.

So as city leaders, we have to battle this.

Our goal is to create a strong healthy community environment that supports better living, a

strong quality of life and innovative health initiatives by using city services, infrastructure and

resources.

We are working with our neighboring cities, schools and educational leaders to build

partnerships that encourage excellence and build neighborhoods that make health part of their

everyday lives. That’s why we received national recognition as the first city in America to receive

the “Let’s Move Cities, Towns & Counties All Star Community designation.”

So let’s first focus on QUALITY OF LIFE.

In 2013, voters in McAllen approved a 45-million dollar bond that continues to fund park

infrastructure improvements and expansions. The goal is to deliver an unsurpassed quality

of life and provide a park within one mile of every citizen. The McAllen Youth Baseball Complex,

currently under construction, is a product of that bond election. It will be completed next year

and will include 12 baseball fields, a playground, and a trail system that connects five

neighborhoods and two schools in the area. We are also making major improvements to the

girls’ softball fields.

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The City also continues to fund the expansion of McAllen’shike-and-bike trail network.

Early this year, we unveiled the Monarch Project, a mosaic art plan along our Bicentennial Hike-

and-Bike Trail to encourage more fun and family-friendly use of the colorful, scenic pathway.

We have drastically improved those trails. Currently, our McAllen Hike and Bike Trails offer

29 miles of active and fun mobility to residents and visitors.

We worked with our city and county partners to secure more than $6 million in funding to

connect hike and bike trails from McAllen to surrounding cities into one massive regional trail

system.

It’s so important to build strong partnerships with surrounding communities, your local Boys and

Girls Clubs, and non-profits when you’re focusing on getting healthier. So remember to work

together!

We’ve also adopted the RUN, RIDE & SHARE PROGRAM.

It’s an innovative way to move our community. One of our city commissioners started the Run,

Ride & Share program which aggressively oversees initiatives that encourage runners, cyclists

and motorists to watch out for each other.

The campaign urges residents to be healthy and fit, but it also puts a big focus on sharing the

road and being safe.

And on that note… you can also Adopta Master Bike Planin your community.McAllenhas a

bike plan that covers 39.9 miles of bike routes.

As of January, 31% of the miles have been completed with more miles being added regularly.

Continuing with bikes, we now have an innovative Bicycle Sharing Program

McAllen B-Cycle was officially launched in October 2015. This City of McAllen initiative makes

80 bikes available at eight stations around the city and is the first of its kind in South Texas.

As of July, nearly 6-thousand memberships have been purchased.

To show the health benefits of this program, since October 2015, bike users burned more than

2-million calories and reduced the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by 48-thousand

pounds.

Splash Parks

It’s also a great idea to incorporate fun when you’re trying to get families to move and be active.

We have a pair of splash parks in our city that are super popular with residents.

You combine fun and fitness when the kids are out there running around with their parents. It’s a

win-win.

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Kids Marathon

Recently, McAllen also joined forces with our local newspaper, Texas A&M and our local school

district to launch a Kids Marathon. This month the students will run their first mile and then over

the next four months they’ll log another 25.2 miles to “complete” their own marathon. It’s an

entertaining way to get kids to starting moving at a young age, plus you throw in some child

health and nutrition. So again, partnerships go a long way.

Sports

Sports is another great way to reel them in and get kids active. Last year, we opened up our first

disc golf course.

The city spent about 50-thousand dollars through a capital improvement program to renovate

Daffodil Park and turn it into an 18-hole disc golf park. It’s been a huge hit and we now have

several teams that face off weekly to burn off calories.

Games of Texas

And in July, we had an opportunity to showcase our area when we hosted the Summer Games

of Texas for the very first time in the Rio Grande Valley.

The Games of Texas included 16 sports and more than 7-thousand athletes from across the

state that came into our town to compete.

The estimated economic impact from hosting the games is somewhere between 6 and 8 million

dollars.

It was good for us in so many ways. So many of our local athletes started training as they

prepared to compete in the amateur competition, and it was also a huge economic boom for our

region.

Kayaking

The city also completely overhauled one of our parks, Town Lake, and it now includes a lake, a

beach, sand volleyball, jungle gyms and a running trail. It is a little oasis! And the best thing?

You can kayak at the park. Kayaking is only ten dollars for 30 minutes or folks can take their

own kayak out to the lake. The goal is just to get moving!

Distinctions

Our city has certainly racked up a number of distinctions because of the bold steps we have

taken to create a healthier community. I mentioned the Let’s Move All Star designation---a major

component of First Lady Michelle Obama’s initiative to ensure that kids grow up healthy.

And for the last five years, McAllen has been recognized as a Playful City USA Community by

KaBOOM! Playful Cities USA. The national recognition program honors cities and town across

the country for making their cities more playable.

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We pride ourselves on these accomplishments.

Conclusion

We are never done working to make our city better. McAllen will continue to provide more play

and family friendly spaces to residents.

We plan to continue our focus on moving around the city in fun, healthy and convenient ways.

It’s our duty as community leaders to be that breakthrough, and make people take action.

McAllen has made the commitment, and now I challenge every organization, public and private

to make a commitment to healthy living. If you work together, you can accomplish your goals.

Our goal was to get off the fat city list. We thankfully aren’t ranked at the top but, we are still

striving to get off the list altogether. It’s a work in progress.

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Speaker 5

Nasanbat Sunduijav Mayor of Darkhan City, Mongolia

Speaker 6

Solo Techno Park: Generating Income for Community?

FX. Hadi Rudyatmo Mayor of Solo City, Indonesia

Name : Fransiskus Xaverius Hadi Rudyatmo

Nick Name : Rudy

Date and Place of Birth : Surakarta, 13 February 1960

Education : High School in 1979

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