ITU Workshop on
Shaping Smart Sustainable Cities (SCC)
in Latin America
(Lima, Peru, 5 December 2013)
Building a smart cities public policy for
Colombia
Marco Peres
Director Observatory of Government,
Society and Information Technologies –
Externado University of Colombia
www.observatics.edu.co
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Aim
The aim of the presentation is
develop the main aspects of process
to formulate a smart cities public
policy for Colombia. This process is
led by the ICT Ministry with the
technical support of the Externado
University of Colombia.
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Road map 2013
31 October 2013
Colloquium on
smart territories
and smart cities
public policy
WG 1
WG 2
Preparatory activities
April
May
June
July
August September October November
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The Stakeholders
National
Government
Local Governments
International
organizations
IT Companies
TELCOS
Universities
Research Centers
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Open Innovation
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The concept of smart city
The smart cities are
territories
that
promote
the
innovation, integration
of critical subsystems
and
sustainable
development,,
from
the
interaction
between people, ICTs
and
their
environment.
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The core problems
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The core problems
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The core problems
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The core problems
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The core problems
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The core problems
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The core problems
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Aim of public policy
sustainability
Smart
Innovation
+ ICT
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Framework of public policy
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Preliminary findings
The outcomes of the
working groups.
Colloquium
with
national experts and
two
international
experts: Boyd Cohen
(Territory
University
of Chile) and Aaron
Kelley
(Metropoli
Foundation).
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Conclusions and Recommendations
The policy must be
articulated
with
policies
on
sustainable
development.
To be smart is a
condition
for
sustainability but is
not sufficient.
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Conclusions and Recommendations
There is not a
consensus on the
contribution of ICT
to the development
of smart cities.
The policy must
promote innovation
as a condition of
intelligence
and
sustainability.
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Conclusions and Recommendations
The policy must
cover all critical
subsystems of the
city and promote
their
progressive
articulation.
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Many thanks for your attention
e-mail: marco.peres@uexternado.edu.co
www.observatics.edu.co
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