Transcript Diapositiva 1

Creative Economy in the
Intelligent Territory
JakinBASK
Igone Ugalde
DIME-SIAF/SSSA 2007 WORKSHOP
REGIONAL INNOVATION IN TRADITIONAL INDUSTRIES
Volterra, June 23rd, 2007
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“The world will not evolve-past its
current state of crisis by using the same
thinking that created the situation”
Albert Einstein
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1. JAKINBASK: THE PROJECT
1.1. Objectives
1.2. Team & Specialties
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1.1. JAKINBASK: OBJECTIVES
CONCEPTUAL
MODEL
R+D+i
- Past
Experiences
- Case Studies
- Theories
- Models
- Policies
- Technologies
TO CREATE
NEW
KNOWLEDGE
EVALUATION
MODEL
Regional Development,
Social & Urban
Theories
RECOMMENDATIONS
TO BUILD
AN INTELLIGENT TERRITORY
AND MAKING NEW POLICIES
INTERVENTION
METHODOLOGIES
Continuous assessment & improvement
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1.2. JAKINBASK: TEAM & SPECIALTIES
 ECONOMISTS
 Regional Development, Social & Urban
 SOCIOLOGISTS
 ARCHITECTS
 ENGINEERS
Theories
 New Urbanism
 Eco-Urbanism
 Digital Eco-Systems
 Virtual Reality
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2. INTELLIGENT TERRITORY:
CONTEXT & DEFINITION
2.1. Context
2.2. Definition
2.3. Process Towards Sustainable Development
2.4. Main Aim
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2.1. INTELLIGENT TERRITORY: CONTEXT (I)
 Territory as new global development driver
 Globalization & Delocalization
 Knowledge as production factor
 Unfinished Postfordist transition
 Increase of Social Imbalance
 New Social Risks
 Identity Crisis & New Values
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2.1. INTELLIGENT TERRITORY: CONTEXT (II)
 Overexploitation of Natural Resources
 Increase of Raw Materials and Ground prices
 Vulnerable Energy Systems
 Climate Change & Global Warming
 Growing Externalities derived from
Climate Change
 New paradigms: Nanotechnology and Genetics
 Necessity to rethink development models….
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2.2. INTELLIGENT TERRITORY: DEFINITION
An Intelligent Territory is the one that
aims at a SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,
based on CONTINOUS INNOVATION and COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
and INTEGRATING economical, social & environmental OBJECTIVES.
ECONOMICAL
SUSTAINABILITY
SOCIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL
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2.3. INTELLIGENT TERRITORY: TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
QUALITY OF LIFE
PRODUCTIVITY
Labour - Resources
COMPETITIVENESS
Social - Economic- Environmental
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2.4. INTELLIGENT TERRITORY: MAIN AIM
Ecological systems
&
Natural resources
N
NATURE
Satisfaction
&
happiness
W
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WELL-BEING
ECONOMY
S
SOCIETY
Equity & Oportunity
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Producing things and
services that humans
want and need
3. IT: THE MODEL – The Wheel of
Intelligence
3.1. General Characteristics
3.2. The Intelligent Territory System
3.3. The Wheel of Intelligence
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3.1. IT: THE MODEL – GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Holistic View
“Mathematics deals exclusively with the
relations of concepts to each other without
consideration of their relation to experience.”
Albert Einstein
COMPETITIVE FACTORS
Economical
Technological
Institutional
Territorial
Energy
Cultural…
NEW INDICATORS
Ecological, Social & Economical Variables
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3.2. IT: THE MODEL – INTELLIGENT TERRITORY SYSTEM
ECONOMICAL
SUBSYSTEM
• Creative Industry
• Innovation &
Entrepreneurship
• Talent
• Glocal
INTELLIGENT TERRITORY
{ Global City-Region}
SOCIAL
SUBSYTEM
Constructing Singular, Endogenous and Sustainable
Competitive Advantage
• Governance
• Eco-Urbanism
• Mobility
• Energy Efficiency
• Natural Environment
• Social Cohesion
•Culture & Identity
• Social Innovation
ICTs
NATURAL
& BUILT
SUBSYSTEM
SCIENCE
ECO-EFFICIENCY
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3.2. IT: THE MODEL –
ECONOMIC SUBSYSTEM
 High & Medium Tech Industry
 Advanced Services
 Cultural Industry
 New Old Economy
 Eco-Industry
Creative
Industry
 Delocalitation and outsourcing
 Investment atraction
 Local venture capital
 Internationalization
Glocal
Economical
Subsystem
Talent
 Attraction and grow up Talent
 Rich proffesional diversity
 High quality qualification of
labour force
 Satisfaction and Happiness
Innovation
&
Entrepreneur
ship
• Knowledge, Creation and Innovationl
 R&D&i intersectorial competitiveness and territorial factor
 R&D resources efficiency
 Innovation sources: Market, Natural, Antropologica
 New Business and Managment Models
 Enterpreneurship capacity
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3.2. IT: THE MODEL –
NATURAL AND BUILT
SUBSYSTEM
 Compact city: sprawl decrease and land use mix
 Reurbanization and land reusing
 Bio-Building
 Industrial and urban symbiosis
 Biomimetic
 New materials and production processes
 Heritage conservation
EcoUrbanism
 Saving Natural cycles
"waste equals food"
 BiodiversIty increasing
 Ecological footprint drop
 Eco-system analysis
(growth limits)
Natural
Environment
Natural &
Built
Subsystem
Mobility
 Universal accesibility
 Efficient and public transport
 High density communication
 Flows arterial management
 External connectivity
 Intermodality
Energy
efficiency
• Saving and efficient systems of energy
• Cogeneration and Renewable energies
• Micronets
• Mobil energy storage
• Efficient waste management
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3.2. IT: THE MODEL –
SOCIAL SUBSYSTEM
 New Societal Models: Collective Process as a Value
 New ideas that meet unmet social needs
 Creativity & Transformation towards improving
Community Quality of Life
 Means & Value
 Agents: Public Sector, Private Sector & Third Sector
Social
Innovation
 Lyfe styles & Values
 Multiculturalism
 Tolerance
 Identity
 Communication spaces
Culture &
Identity
Social
Subsystem
Governance
 Institutional Innovation
 New government ways
 Participation & Partnership
 e-Government
 Leadership
 Co-responsability
Social
Cohesion
 Social Structure & Class
 Social Integration
 Equity
 Conciliation
 Personal achievement
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3.2. IT: THE MODEL:
THE WHEEL OF INTELLIGENCE
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4. SOME STEPS TO CONSTRUCT AN INTELLIGENT TERRITORY(I)
 AWARENESS of own IDENTITY & shared GOALS
 RESEARCH, CREATE & INNOVATE
LEARNING from the past and from others
 VISUALIZING future
 Profit POTENTIALS
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4. SOME STEPS TO CONSTRUCT AN INTELLIGENT TERRITORY (II)
Thinking WELL… and LOCALLY
 Acting GLOBALLY
 LOCAL & GLOBAL Networks
 Looking for Competitive Advantage for an
endogenous & sustainable development
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Thank you very much
Contact:
Igone Ugalde
e-mail: [email protected]
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