Transcript United for Smart Sustainable Cities

6th ITU Green Standards Week
Shaping Smart Sustainable Cities in Latin America
Cristina Bueti
Advisor, ITU
5 September 2016
How is the situation in Latin America?
By 2025, it is expected that 85.7% of
the population (566.5 million people)
in Latin America will be living in urban
areas
By 2018, the number of internet
users in Latin America is projected
to reach 375.1 million
By 2020, the Penetration Rate of SIM
connections will be 135%
Mega Cities in 2025
Mexico City
Population 2025:
24.6 million
GDP 2025:
$713.5 billion
Bogota
Population 2025:
11.4 million
GDP 2025:
$298.0 billion
Rio de Janeiro
Population 2025:
13.6 million
GDP 2025:
$327.1 billion
Buenos Aires
Population 2025:
15.5 million
GDP 2025:
$327.1 billion
Emerging Mega Cities (4-8 million
population in 2025)
Guadalajara
Population
2025:
5.7 million
Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs Statistics, Frost & Sullivan and other regional and country level statistics bureau
Lima
Population
2025:
11.5 million
Santiago
Population
2025:
7.1 million
Cities challenges vs citizens’ interests
Waste & Water
Management
Tourism & cultural
engagement
i.e. Sao Paulo, New
Delhi, Panama
Traffic & mobility
Management)
i.e. Beijing,
Barcelona, Cairo
Electricity Supply
i.e. Caracas,
Germany
i.e. Paris, Buenos
Aires, Florence
Cities
interests
Business &
commerce
i.e. Berlin, New
York, Tokyo.
Safety
i.e México City, Rio
de Janeiro
Sources: (1) McKinsey Global Institute - Big Data Report, May 2011. (2) 2012E, Strategy Analytics , Global Social Network Market Forecast, Oct 2011. (3) United Nations, April 2010, (4) Youtube 2011
Smart sustainable cities to create huge business opportunities
with a market value of $1.5 Trillion in 2020
Smart Energy: Digital
Management of Energy
• Smart Grids
• Smart Meters
• Intelligent Energy
Storage
Smart Technology: Seamless
Connectivity
• Broadband
penetration rate of
over 80%
• Location Based
Services, Augmented
Reality, GPS enabled
devices/ phones
Smart Security: Safe Cities
• Surveillance
• Biometrics
• Simulation
modelling and crime
prediction
• C2 and response
Smart Buildings: Automated
Intelligent Buildings
• Building Automation
• Intelligent Buildings:
Advance d HVAC,
Lighting Equipment
Smart Infrastructure: Digital
Management of Infrastructure*
• Sensor Networks
• Digital Water and
Waste Management
Smart Governance: Governmenton-the-Go
• e-Government
• e-Education
• Disaster
Management
Solutions
Note: *Infrastructure not included in other segments
Smart Mobility: Intelligent
Mobility
• Low-emission
Mobility
• Integrated Mobility
Solutions
• Multimodal
Transport
Smart Healthcare: Intelligent
Healthcare Technology
• Use of ehealth and
mhealth systems
• Intelligent and
connected medical
devices
Smart Citizen: Civic Digital
Natives
• Use of Green
Mobility Options
• Smart Lifestyle
Choices
• Energy conscious
Source: Frost & Sullivan analysis.
Smart
sustainable cities
By reimagining the role of
technology and connectivity
in today’s cities, we’re not
only addressing current
challenges, but we’re
creating countless smart
and sustainable solutions
built for the future.
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“To support future city strategies, we need to understand the benefits of the embedded ubiquitous technologies and smart
city developments in our everyday lives”
The Internet of Things has the power
to revolutionize everything
Our Homes…
Our Businesses…
Our Cities…
Towards IoT-enabled smart communities
WHAT TO DO?
Nurture ‘Open Data’ platforms
that utilize ‘Smart Data’ as an
asset in its own right
• to create citizen-centric
innovations
• driven & managed in
collaboration by smart city
stakeholders
TO
FROM
Closed & un-connected
vertical silos of functionallyoriented service providers
Innovative and
collaborative new models
that connect these vertical
silos
INFORMATION SHARING
INTEGRATION & CROSS-SECTOR
COLLABORATION FOR USERS SERVICES
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
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ENVIRO SVCS
SOCIAL SVCS
ENERGY
TELECOM
WATER
TRANSPORT
HEALTH
HOUSING
ECONOMY
POLICING
EDUCATION
WASTE
INTERCONNECTION OF SYSTEMS
ENVIRO SVCS
SOCIAL SVCS
Visionary
Citizen-centric
Digital
Open
Collaborative
ENERGY
TELECOM
WATER
TRANSPORT
HEALTH
HOUSING
ECONOMY
POLICING
EDUCATION
WASTE
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ITU-T Study Group 20: IoT and its applications
including smart cities and communities (SC&C)
Responsible for international
standards to enable the
coordinated
of
Internetdevelopment
of Things
IoT technologies, including
M2M communications and
ubiquitous sensor networks
Smart sustainable cities
Q1/20
Research and
emerging
technologies
including
terminology
and definitions
WP1/20
Internet of
Things (IoT)
WP2/20
Smart cities
and
Communities
(SC&C)
Next meeting:
February-March 2017
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Why you should join ITU-T SG20?
Address broad market needs
Embody diverse
perspectives
Leverage expert
knowledge
Serve as building blocks
for innovation
Open new markets
and applications
Encourage market
competition
Drive global innovation
and advancement
Streamline development
and implementation
Reduce cost
Drive interoperability
and scalability
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Main achievements of the last ITU-T 20 meeting
Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4113 “Requirements of the network for the
Internet of Things” was consented in July 2016
Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4451 “Framework of constrained device
networking in the IoT environments” was consented in July 2016
Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4452 “Functional framework of Web of
Objects” was consented in July 2016
Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4453 “Adaptive software framework for IoT
devices” was consented in July 2016
Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Y.4454 “Platform Interoperability for
Smart Cities” was determined by ITU-T SG20 in July 2016
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An interoperable platform of smart city services ensures their correct
functioning, as well as efficiency, performance, security and scalability. The
platform provides a comprehensive system for smart city management.
Making Our Cities
Smarter and More
Sustainable
ITU Activities on Smart Sustainable Cities
Flipbook on Shaping smarter and more
sustainable cities
Panel discussions and events
Development and
implementation of standards
Content:
Empowering SSC Transitions
Knowledge sharing and research
Exploring the SSC Infrastructure
Metrics for Measuring SSC Transitions
Paving the way for SSC
Content:
New Flipbook on Unleashing
the potential of the Internet of
things
General, Definitions & Terminologies
Requirements & Use of Cases
Infrastructure, Connectivity & Networks
Frameworks, Architectures and Protocols
Services, Applications, Computation and
Data Processing
Management, Control & Performance
Identification & Security
“Smart sustainable
cities is a journey.
Not a final
destination”.
Nasser Al Marzouqi,
Chairman, of the U4SSC
Pathway for Smart Sustainable Cities
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Ensure
accountability
and
responsibility
5.
Measure your
city’s
progress
4.
Build your
SSC
Guide for City Leaders
Smart
Sustainability
City cycle
1.
Set the vision
for your SSC
venture
2.
Identify your
SSC targets
3.
Achieve
political
cohesion
1.
Set the vision
for your SSC
venture
2.
Identify your
SSC targets
Many stakeholders are involved
3.
Achieve
political
cohesion
City services
companies
Utility
providers
4.
Build your
SSC
ICT
Companies
National and
regional
governments
NGOs
Municipalities,
City Council
and city
administration
International,
Regional and
Multilateral
Organizations
Standardization
bodies
Urban
Planners
Citizens and
citizen
organizations
Academia,
research
organizations
and
specialized
bodies
Industry
associations
KPIs Project for Smart Sustainable Cities to Reach SDGs
KPIs Dimensions
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Dubai
Singapore
Valencia
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ICT infrastructure
and
Access/Usage
Innovation
Employment
Trade
Productivity
Physical
infrastructure
Public sector
Society and
culture
Environment
Economy
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Air quality
Water
Noise
Environmental
quality
Biodiversity
Energy
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Education
Health
Safety
Housing
Culture
Social inclusion
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Manizales
and many others…
5.
Measure your
city’s
progress
6.
Ensure
accountability
and
responsibility
Citizen Focused – Building Trust
United for Smart Sustainable Cities (U4SSC) –
new United Nations Initiative!
Setting the Framework
WG1
Urban planning
Policy, standards & regulation
Key performance indicators
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U4SSC is a global platform for
smart city stakeholders which
advocates for public policy to
encourage the use of ICTs to
facilitate the transition to
smart sustainable cities.
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Connecting Cities and Communities
WG2
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JOIN us now!
Enhancing Innovation & Participation
WG3
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1st meeting of U4SSC on
21-22 July 2016, Geneva
A Virtual Meeting every
month!
Smart living
Smart mobility
Smart environment
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Smart governance
Smart people
Smart economy
Montevideo declaration
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“When we thought
we had all the
answers, suddenly,
all the questions
changed”
Mario Benedetti
Thank you!
More information
http://itu.int/go/tsg20
http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/ssc
[email protected]
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