North - South American,
Australian and Asian
Smart Cities
Examples: models, strategies,
branding, areas to invest,
vision - a comparative
presentation
Tokyo
Smart Tokyo
 Smart Enviro
 Green Buildings (Tokyo Green Building Program)
 Green energy and Urban planning (Panasonic deals)
 After Fukushima’s nuclear plant accident: an abandonment or reducing of
the nuclear power as an energy source is obligatory.
 Smart Economy
 Trans Pacific Partnership focusing on commerce and trade exchange
 Tokyo has un unemployment rate of 4.7%. Tokyo’s total population is 13 m.
 Tokyo is considered the most expensive city on earth.
 Smart Living
 It ranks up to position 44 on the scale of cities with the best life quality
worldwide
 High quality of life (wages, low unemployment rate, cultural festivities)
 Safe (low rates of crime)
 Health (593 hospitals, low mortality rate)
 Smart people
 100 educational institutions. Many of them ranked high globally in terms of
academic institutions
Sydney
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A globally competitive and innovative City
A leading environmental performer
Integrated transport for a connected City
A City for pedestrians and cyclists
A lively, engaging City Centre
Vibrant local communities and economies
A cultural and creative City
Housing for a diverse population
Sustainable development, renewal and design
Implementation through effective partnerships
1. Smart Green
Business
2. Smart Green
Apartment.
1. New energyefficient LED
street and park
lights
1. Decentralized
Water Master
Plan
2. Urban Forest
Strategy
3. Green Square
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5 grants and
sponsorships
programs
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2nd most
innovative city in
Asia/Pacific region
1. new Retail Advisory Panel
2. series of seminars
“Locally and Globally
connected”
2nd happiest city
in the world
(cultural events
local creativity)
low-rates
of crime.
5 Universities
9 Libraries
1. Ethnic diversity
2. Gay communities
3. Old people
Sydney
cycle ways
program
1. Live traffic apps
2. Ticket sellers apps
•Annual
Reports
•Sydney’s
Media Centre
•Open data
San Francisco
Smart Environment
1. Solar power stations
2. Wave park, Ocean Power
3. 2014 goal: 100% city’s energy through renewable sources only
4. 110 Public fueling stations for its electronic vehicles, the highest number of any city in the
world
5. Recycling rate is 80%
6. Domestic pollution decreased by 3.1%
Smart Mobility
1. 60 Electronic transport applications
Smart Living
1. In the Siemens Green City Index, San Francisco rated No. 1 of all North American cities
2. 68.2% Of households have broadband access
Smart Economy
1. Innovations Cities Survey: 2nd
2. Global Urban Competiveness: 6th
Smart Government
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Open data movement encourage governmental transparency & open innovation
SF’s open data movement is active; (e.g. transportation, parks & recreation)
Geographic Data/Ethics/Admin & Finances represent major open domains for SF
São Paulo
Smart Environment
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Green urban planning: From grey to green
Green energy: São Paulo already produces a substantial amount of its
electricity from renewable sources
Green buildings: the building industry is trying to catch up population
growth
Smart Environment
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Public university of Sao Paulo: SIR World Report 2012 classified the
university in the 11th place in the world
13rd ecosystem worldwide
Smart Mobility
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Rapid-transit system (the largest in Brazil)
Prioritized clean and non motorized option
Bicycle lanes
Integrated Information System for the São Paulo Government
Laboratory of Integrated Systems
Polytechnic School - University of São Paulo - Brazil
Smart Living
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Cultural vibrant and happy
Artistic center of Brazil
Smart Economy
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Global and local interconnectedness
Productivity: Gross domestic product (GDP) in 2010 was R$ 450
billion, approximately $220 billion, 12.26% of Brazilian GDP and
36% of all production of goods and services of the State of São
Paulo
PricewaterhouseCoopers average annual economic growth of the
city is 4.2%
Smart Government
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ICT e gov
Transparency and Open Data
Kuala Lumpur
Smart Economy
1. Fastest growing region in Malaysia.
2. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for Kuala Lumpur is
estimated at 5.2 Billion Euro with an average annual growth rate
of 5.9 percent. This GDP contributes to the 14% of the country’s
GDP which amounts at 200 Billion Euro.
3. The per capita GDP for Kuala Lumpur is 12.600 Euro. The total
employment in Kuala Lumpur is estimated at around 838,400.
4. Employment:
1. 83% for finance, insurance, real estate, business and other
services.
2. 17% from manufacturing and construction.
5. Rated as an alpha world city
Smart Enviroment
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Malaysia Kuala Lumpur’s Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel (SMART),
which opened in 2007, is a unique solution to the Malaysian capital’s long-term
traffic and stormwater management problems.
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The government encourages green building market growth through Green
Technology Financing Scheme (GTFS).
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Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), developed a 25 years initiative: Green
Technology and Water, the National Green Technology Policy, the National
Climate Change Policy.
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100000 trees by 2020.
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The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will establish a smart partnership with the
Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM).
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DBKL and FRIM are identifying the method needed to rejuvenate the Bukit
Kerinchi Forest Park, which is among the 19 recreational parks in the city.
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16% of electricity generation is hydroelectric
Smart Government
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The Government introduced a new plan concerning initiatives
and incentives for Green Buildings, which comply with certain
criteria.
Smart Living
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As the population increases, the need for a smart healthcare
grows. Kuala Lumpur hosts more than 70% medical
manufacturers and industries
Fresh water is available to over 95 per cent of the population.
Smart People
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Malaysia ranks fourth globally in terms of people who are
educated and pursue degrees or professional qualifications.
The literacy rate in Kuala Lumpur is 97.5%
Its telecommunications network is second in Southeast Asia,
with 4.7 million fixed-line subscribers and more than 30 million
cellular subscribers.
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Thank you
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Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences
Department of Communication, Media & Culture
Msc in Cultural Management
Course of Cultural Marketing:
Supervisor Dr. B. Tsakarestou
Athens, Greece
Athens Co Creation Project
Anastasiadou Mersilia
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Krommydas Foivos Evangelos
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Mitropoulos Dimitris
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Moumouris Maximos
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Politis Alexandros
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