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In this third and last episode of our Urban Innovation Leadership Programme series, we discuss with Honorata Grzesikowska, Founder and CEO of Urbanitarian & spatial and equity designer, and Mela Atanassova, a Facilitator in Innovation Design.
With them, we delve into the topics of collective learning, urban innovation, and the significant influence of city design on societal behaviours. Our guests highlighted the importance of embracing collective knowledge, challenging the glorification of individual achievements, and exploring innovative approaches to urban planning and design that prioritise communal well-being and environmental sustainability.
Additional material :
Sensemaking Methodology - what it is and how you do itCase studies:"Portfolio Approach" - Resolving Uncertainty Through Learning‘Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones’ — A Portfolio Approach to Governance in Malawi
Sensemaking ToolkitUrban Innovators Global and BABLE Smart Cities are proud to announce the launch of the Urban Innovation Leadership Programme – an academic programme that is tailored and totally customizable for your organization. If this sparks your interest, you can reach out directly to us at [email protected] for more information.
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:03] Teaser Question: If you could redesign any city, which one would you pick and why?
[00:04:18] What is your background, and how did you get to where you are today?
[00:06:23] Why do you think we struggle with learning from what's already out there, and what makes collective learning so challenging?
[00:08:10] How can we practically apply the concept of collective learning in our work and decision-making processes?
[00:13:15] How do we address the challenge of not learning collectively, especially in urban development and innovation?
[00:16:16] What new professions or approaches are emerging in the field of urban design and planning?
[00:18:00] How important is asking the right questions in the process of urban development and planning?
[00:19:30] Can you discuss the "Not Invented Here Syndrome" and its implications?
[00:22:30] How does urban design influence societal behavior and identity?
[00:24:11] What is collective sense-making, and how can it be effectively integrated into organizational processes?
[00:28:43] Any final thoughts or important aspects you believe our listeners should know about urban planning and design?
[00:33:55] Urban Dilemmas: Our guests steer the story, crafting cities one fictional challenge at a time.
[00:36:23] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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Smart in the Cities'in ilk bölüm Türkçe bölümünde MBB'den Veri ve Teknoloji Merkezi Direktörü Samet Keskin ve mimar ve Kıdemli Şehir Politikası Uzmanı olan İrem Kurtuluş ile bir araya geldik.
Sohbetimizde Marmara Belediyeler Birliği (MMB) ve BABLE arasındaki yerel yönetimleri güçlendirmeyi amaçlayan, dinamik işbirliğini keşfederken MARUF23’ün bizde bıraktığı izleri konuştuk.
MMB Türkiye'nin Marmara bölgesindeki 190 belediyeyi temsil eden bir bölgesel organizasyon olarak hizmet veriyor.
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In this second episode of our Urban Innovation Leadership Programme series, we welcomed Jose Antonio Ondiviela, who after 29 years of experience leading Microsoft's Smart Cities initiatives, is now spearheading his own research department at the Universidad Francisco de Victoria in Madrid, Spain.
The discussion focused on talent attraction and development within cities: the global competition for talent as a cornerstone for attracting investment, the significance of upskilling and creating a vibrant city brand to appeal emotionally and rationally to potential residents, and the essential role of public-private partnerships in fostering environments conducive to talent development.
Urban Innovators Global and BABLE Smart Cities are proud to announce the launch of the Urban Innovation Leadership Programme – an academic programme that is tailored and totally customizable for your organization. If this sparks your interest, you can reach out directly to us at [email protected] for more information.
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:22] Teaser Question: If cities were on a dating app trying to match with investors, what kind of upskilling would they put in their profile to become the ultimate catch?
[00:07:17] How does the fight for talent manifest itself in cities striving to be smart? Are there specific sectors or industries more aggressive in this fight?
[00:12:28] What jobs are most in demand in this fight for talent, especially considering the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
[00:12:52] Examples of cities that have successfully attracted top talent for Smart City initiatives. What strategies did they employ?
[00:16:32] How can public-private partnerships foster an environment conducive to talent development in smart cities?
[00:19:24] In the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, who is leading, and how do public-private partnerships impact a city's attractiveness?
[00:23:14] How do mid-sized cities contribute to the global competition for talent?
[00:25:41] How can the concept of time and efficiency in urban mobility change the landscape of city attractiveness?
[00:26:08] How does Jose respond to concerns that the push towards smart cities might worsen regional disparities through brain drain?
[00:30:18] Are there any common misconceptions about developing talent within cities that Jose would like to debunk?
[00:33:44] Shoutout: our guest mentions a person, a city or any other organisation they think deserve more recognition in the field.
[00:35:17] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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This episode, part of our collaboration as one of the podcast partners for the Creative Bureaucracy Festival, features Dr. Philipp Rottwilm, Mayor of Neuental and District Council Member for the Schwalm-Eder-West region.
The main topics discussed in this episode include the concept of creative bureaucracy and its importance in small and medium-sized cities, the transformation of the Schwalm-Eder-West region into a smart region, and challenges related to procurement in smaller cities, including the need for long-term financing and the benefits of collaborative efforts among cities.
European cities face unique challenges in implementing innovative solutions. With BABLE Smart Cities, we're cutting through the complexity, offering a streamlined approach to procuring urban innovations 50% faster and 20% more cost-efficient. Learn more about our Navigating the Innovation Market offering by visiting the BABLE Knowledge Hub today.
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:32] Teaser Question: Does Dr. Philipp Rottwilm consider himself a creative bureaucrat?
[00:05:57] Dr. Philipp Rottwilm's Background
[00:09:14] Describing Neuental: A small, green, digitally aspiring city
[00:13:16] The Smart Region Schwalm-Eder-West project
[00:22:47] The significance and process of procuring innovative technologies
[00:33:06] Challenges and strategies in navigating procurement processes
[00:33:32] Ideal tools or support to accelerate Smart City projects
[00:37:40] Roll with the Punches: Our guest answers 'this or that' questions quickly and with their first instincts.
[00:42:44] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?Like our show? Remember to subscribe and rate it!
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In this first episode of our Urban Innovation Leadership Programme series, we welcomed back Bas Boorsma - Founder and Partner of Urban Innovators Global, Professor of Practice at Thunderbird School of Management, Author of A New Digital Deal, and the former CDO of Rotterdam - and Jonathan Reichental – Founder of Human Future, Professor at the University of San Francisco, Author of Smart Cities for Dummies (among other books), and the former CIO of Palo Alto in California.
Drawing from their experiences across public and private sectors, Bas and Jonathan discussed the integration of digital advancements in urban settings and the need to equip urban leaders and professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to address the complexities of modern urban development.
Remember our guest from somewhere? Listen to Bas Boorsma in his first episode with us: #23 Rotterdam: Digitalisation or "Learning To Be Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable"
Urban Innovators Global and BABLE Smart Cities are proud to announce the launch of the Urban Innovation Leadership Programme – an academic programme that is tailored and totally customizable for your organization. If this sparks your interest, you can reach out directly to us at [email protected] for more information.
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:49] Teaser Question: What Makes Jonathan and Bas Different?
[00:03:32] Jonathan and Bas' Backgrounds
[00:10:26] Design Shift and System Shift: What does it mean to be in a system or design shift?
[00:19:30] Importance of Education in Urban Innovation: How does education play a role in urban innovation and leadership?
[00:29:43] Public Sector Challenges: What is missing in the public sector to make it more agile and prepared for future challenges?
[00:35:57] Private Sector's Need for Education: Why does the private sector also need more education, and what are their key challenges?
[00:44:22] AI in Urban Development: What impact will AI integration have on city infrastructures and services?
[00:51:28] Freaky Friday: Bas and Jonathan switch roles to promote each other's books.
[00:55:03] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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This episode features Anna Huttunen, Climate Neutral Cities Advisor for Climate-KIC at Net Zero Cities. Recently recognised as one of the BBC 100 Women for 2023, she shared her insights on climate mitigation, the role of cities in achieving net zero emissions, and the importance of resilience and systemic change.
Additionally, the discussion touched on the broader theme of gender inclusivity in climate action and urban development.
Urban Innovators Global and BABLE Smart Cities are proud to announce the launch of the Urban Innovation Leadership Programme – an academic programme that is tailored and totally customizable for your organization. If this sparks your interest, you can reach out directly to us at [email protected] for more information.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:39] Teaser Question: If Anna could nominate another woman who did not make the BBC 100 Women list, who it would be?
[00:03:25] Anna's Background
[00:08:50] Learnings from Lahti Projects
[00:10:13] Explaining the Citycap Project
[00:13:16] BBC 100 Women Nomination
[00:15:55] Advice for Women in Climate Initiatives
[00:17:31] Highlighting Climate Mitigation Benefits
[00:22:42] Gender Inclusivity and Climate Action
[00:24:43] Investment Plans for Carbon Neutrality
[00:27:08] Role of Private Investment
[00:32:17] Inspire Us: Our guest shares her personal philosophy on resilience and the importance of persevering through challenges in system change efforts
[00:32:44] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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In this episode, we dive into the world of Smart City IoT and explore the intriguing possibilities of the metaverse with Teppo Rantanen, the Executive Director at the City of Tampere, Finland.
Discover how Tampere is pioneering urban innovation through projects like educational robots, data-driven city planning, and immersive metaverse experiences aimed at enhancing urban life.
European cities face unique challenges in implementing innovative solutions. With BABLE Smart Cities, we're cutting through the complexity, offering a streamlined approach to procuring urban innovations 50% faster and 20% more cost-efficient. Learn more about our Navigating the Innovation Market offering by visiting the BABLE Knowledge Hub today.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:41] Teaser Question: Outside of its practical implementations, what's the most fun or whimsical use of technology seen in Tampere's Smart City projects?
[00:03:06] Background of Teppo Rantanen: What led Teppo Rantanen to his role in Smart City initiatives in Tampere?
[00:04:53] Overview of Smart Tampere: How was the Smart Tampere programme developed, and what does it aim to achieve?
[00:06:07] Flagship Programs and Projects: What are some of the flagship programmes and projects in Tampere, and how do they impact the city?
[00:10:16] Application of AI in Social Contexts: How is AI used in Tampere to improve social services and job matching?
[00:12:28] Exploring the Metaverse: What is Tampere's approach to integrating the metaverse with real-life city functions?
[00:14:50] Metaverse Applications for Cities: How can cities utilise the metaverse for infrastructure, services, and community engagement?
[00:18:22] Advice on Navigating the Metaverse: What advice does Teppo have for cities interested in exploring the metaverse?
[00:21:29] Challenges and Ethical Considerations: What are the ethical considerations and challenges in utilising data and the metaverse in city management?
[00:29:21] Segment - Roll with the Punches: Our guest answers 'this or that' questions quickly and with their first instincts.
[00:32:41] Ending Question: "To you, what is a Smart City?"
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This episode features an interview with Alexander Schmidt, CEO and founder of BABLE Smart Cities, and a discussion which centres on the challenges and innovations within Smart City procurement processes.
It highlights the need for agile procurement processes to match technological advances, the role of AI in improving city services, and the importance of strategic funding for innovative urban solutions.
Urban Innovators Global and BABLE Smart Cities are proud to announce the launch of the Urban Innovation Leadership Programme – an academic programme that is tailored and totally customizable for your organization. If this sparks your interest, you can reach out directly to us at [email protected] for more information.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:34] Teaser Question: 3 emojis to describe the Smart City market
[00:02:45] Alex's Background
[00:04:16] What is the biggest challenge that we are facing when it comes to procurement?
[00:07:07] The procurement of innovative urban solutions can be a lengthy process, sometimes taking up to 22 months. What factors contribute to this duration?
[00:09:36] It's noted that about 80% of urban innovative projects do not generate a lasting impact. In your opinion, what are the main reasons behind this high failure rate?
[00:18:08] What advice would our guest give to municipalities that are hesitant to adopt new technologies due to the complexities of the procurement process?
[00:19:52] What emerging technologies will have the most significant impact on urban innovation in the next decade?
[00:26:30] What are the different funding and financial models available for cities looking to procure innovative solutions?
[00:32:17] Shoutout: Our guest mentions a person, an organization or a city you think deserves more recognition in the field
[00:36:11] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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This Urbanistica Podcast episode is hosted by Mustafa Sherif and was not produced by Smart in the City. Mustafa welcomed our host, Tamlyn Shimizu, to talk about podcasting, urban planning and the different perspectives we collect in the podcast about Smart Cities.
Some of the questions:
- How do you define a Smart City?
- On what projects is BABLE Smart Cities working?
- How was Smart in the City - The BABLE Podcast created?
- What interesting perspectives about Smart Cities have we collected on the podcast?
- What should urban planners stop doing when they plan Smart Cities?
- What skills should urban planners learn?
- What is next in the podcast? What can we look forward to in 2024?
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In this episode featuring Lisa Olsson - the Innovation and Transformation Director for the City of Helsingborg, Sweden - we delve into the strategies and leadership philosophies driving Helsingborg's success.
Topics include the city's approach to cross-sector collaboration, leveraging technology for public benefit, and fostering a culture that embraces learning from failures. This insightful conversation sheds light on the transformative power of innovative leadership in addressing urban challenges.
Would you like to expand your city and organisation’s capacity to innovate? Do you want to learn how to manage governance of data, algorithms and sensors safely? Are you facing challenges around building Urban Innovation Agendas?
Have a look at our Urban Innovation Leadership Programme (UILP) curriculum and register your interest here.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:50] Teaser Question: 3 + 2 words to describe Helsingborg
[00:02:45] Lisa's Professional Background
[00:05:13] Assigning Challenges for Innovation
[00:14:54] What is the most defining element of success for leaders?
[00:19:11] What role do emerging technologies, such as AI and smart city solutions, play in the overall vision for the City of Helsingborg?
[00:27:03] Helsingborg's Award for Biggest Failure
[00:34:37] Trial and Error: What went wrong? What mistakes were made along the way and what lessons were learned?
[00:38:42] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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In this third episode of our SMCNetZero series, we had the pleasure of talking with João Dinis, Office Coordinator at Cascais Ambiente, a company owned by the Municipality of Cascais, Portugal which focuses on various aspects of environmental management and urban planning.
With him, we discussed Cascais' strategies for environmental challenges and net-zero emissions, highlighting smart waste systems, public transportation initiatives, and technology integration in governance. Our guest also provided insights into how Cascais is advancing towards sustainability through creative and community-focused approaches.
To learn more or to join the SMCNetZero project, you can visit the SMCNetZero Website.
Want to empower your city towards a Net-Zero future? SMCNetZero has launched a capacity-building training program that is free of cost for Small and Medium-sized Cities. All three capacity-building modules will connect you and your city into a strong, European city-based network. Learn more here!
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:53] Three emojis to describe Cascais, Portugal
[00:04:41] João's Professional Background
[00:07:22] How does Cascais Ambiente work with the city council?
[00:09:33] Leveraging innovation and technology in climate and sustainability
[00:12:15] Main challenges and strategies for achieving net zero in Cascais
[00:16:09] Circular economy and collaboration with the private market
[00:17:38] Cascais' involvement in EU projects like CLIMABOROUGH
[00:21:04] Lessons learned from European projects and local climate action
[00:24:43] Differences and challenges in innovation between small and large cities
[00:27:47] The importance of citizen engagement in sustainable development
[00:30:18] Shoutout: our guest mentions a city, an organisation or a person they think deserves more recognition in the field.
[00:33:11] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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This episode features Raffaele Gareri - Partner at Urban Innovators Global, CEO of Urban Futures and former CDO of Rome - and delves into various aspects of urban innovation. Key topics discussed include the importance of bringing key decision-makers together for community improvement, leveraging data-driven approaches for urban development, and the role of leadership in fostering urban innovation.
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Have a look at our Urban Innovation Leadership Programme (UILP) curriculum and register your interest here.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:47] Teaser: If you could magically solve one urban innovation challenge today, which challenge would you choose to solve?
[00:03:52] Raffaele's Professional Background
[00:08:44] What are the main goals of Urban Innovators Global?
[00:10:11] How can education around leadership in urban innovation generate an impact in communities?
[00:12:16] What are the qualities that every leader in urban innovation should have?
[00:14:30] Data platform project as CDO of Rome
[00:18:19] Governance model for innovation with municipalities in the Province of Brescia
[00:22:29] What are the key challenges smaller municipalities and bigger metropolitan areas face?
[00:26:07] Roll With The Punches: our guest answer this or that questions quickly and with their first instinct.
[00:30:02] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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In this episode recorded at the 2023 edition of the Smart City Expo World Congress, we had a dynamic conversation with Cassie Sutherland, Managing Director for Climate Solutions and Networks for the C40 Cities Network.
We discussed the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy programme in partnership with Google and explored challenges, innovative tools, and real-world examples, discovering how cities can lead the way in building a sustainable and carbon-free future.
What to learn more? Visit the C40 Knowledge Hub here.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:18] Teaser: C40 Cities in three words
[00:02:02] Cassie's Professional Background
[00:03:44] What is the C40 Cities network and what is its mission in the context of addressing climate change?
[00:07:00] What is the 24/7 Carbon-Free Energy for Cities program? What is its main goal?
[00:09:19] What are the barriers the initial four pilot cities are facing in implementing this initiative?
[00:14:56] Why partner with Google? How did this partnership form?
[00:19:10] How does the 24/7 carbon-free energy concept differ from other approaches to decarbonizing energy consumption?
[00:22:37] What are some innovative tools and technologies that Google and other partners are using to support cities in their sustainability efforts? How can these tools help cities make data-driven decisions?
[00:26:04] How can this programme also keep in mind that a just transition is needed?
[00:28:27] How can people get involved in the project
[00:31:57] Hot Take of the Day: hear an opinion from our guest that might be slightly controversial or debated.
[00:35:26] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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In this episode recorded at the 2023 edition of the Smart City Expo World Congress, we discussed with Teddy Axelsen, the Head of DOLL Living Lab at We Build Denmark.
In this conversation, Teddy delves into the concept of the "Innovation Playground," detailing how DOLL bridges the gap between technology partners and decision-makers in the realm of Smart City solutions. From addressing city challenges to measuring the success of initiatives, the dialogue covers key themes such as data visualisation and the role of living labs in shaping the future of sustainable and connected urban spaces.
Are you interested in gaining practical experience and knowledge of Smart City developments through a site visit to a Living Lab? Register your interest here.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:45] Teaser: If DOLL Living Lab were a recipe, what would be the key ingredients for its success?
[00:02:34] Teddy's Professional Background
[00:03:58] What is DOLL Living Lab and what is its mission?
[00:07:37] What is the main challenge that cities are confronting today?
[00:11:10] Two types of technologies that have been tested in DOLL: Waste Management & IoT
[00:13:23] BABLE & DOLL collaboration: "Deep Dives"
[00:17:02] What is behind the concept of an "Innovative Playground"?
[00:18:59] What are the advantages for public decision-makers in participating in initiatives like DOLL Living Lab?
[00:20:57] How is the success of the initiatives and technologies tested within the living lab measured?
[00:23:03] What are the drawbacks and concerns associated with the extensive digitization of public spaces and the deployment of smart technologies in cities?
[00:26:53] Flip the Script: our guest is asking the question!
[00:31:51] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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In the last episode of our Greencities S-Moving series, we sat down with Rino Bellini, CMO, and Oleg Garankin, responsible for technical design and development at SinapSysTec Digital Solutions, a startup inside the catalogue of the telecommunication company Telefónica.
With them, we talked about technology, security and sustainability within the cities of today and tomorrow.
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In this episode recorded live at the 2023 edition of the Smart City Expo World Congress, we discussed the importance of collaboration, innovation, and a holistic approach to building smart and sustainable cities with the Director of the Smart City Expo World Congress: Ugo Valenti.
The conversation also touched on the impact of COVID-19, digital transformation, and the potential future vision of cities being green, citizen-centric, and less car-centric.
Overview of the episode:
[00:01:20] Teaser: The Smart City Expo World Congress in 3 words
[00:01:42] Ugo's Professional Background
[00:03:18] What is the mission of the Smart City Expo World Congress and how has it evolved over the years?
[00:06:33] What are the central challenges that the cities attending the event share, and what do they need to accelerate change?
[00:09:31] What are some of the most notable trends and innovations in the field of urban development and Smart Cities?
[00:14:33] How are cities adapting to the new normal after COVID-19, and what innovative strategies have emerged for building more resilient and responsive cities?
[00:16:47] Examples of how cities are embracing technology to enhance services
[00:18:54] How do international collaboration and the sharing of best practices play a role in the future of urban innovation?
[00:22:56] What does Ugo envision for the future of Smart Cities and urban innovation?
[00:25:33] What is Ugo's call to action for all the cities, innovators and other stakeholders?
[00:28:52] Shoutout: our guest mentions a person, an organization or a city they think deserves more recognition in the field
[00:30:55] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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This fourth and last episode of our collaboration with Red Española de Ciudades Inteligentes (RECI) was recorded live at the Smart City Expo World Congress 2023 with Erol Özgüner, CIO of the Metropolitan Municipality of Istanbul, Türkiye, and Fernando de Pablo Martín, General Director of the Digital Office of the City Council of Madrid, Spain.
The conversation primarily focused on the digital transformation initiatives and strategies implemented in the two cities, with topics such as the creation of digital offices, the use of technology to address urban challenges, and the importance of data-driven decision-making. Our guests also touched on challenges such as cybersecurity, digital identity, and the impact of technology on improving citizen services.
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:11] Teaser: If Istanbul and Madrid were plants, which plants would they be and why?
[00:03:41] Fernando and Erol's Professional Background
[00:09:28] About the creation of the Madrid Digital Office
[00:12:43] On what topics is Erol working most closely?
[00:18:08] The main challenges the city of Madrid is facing
[00:23:35] The main challenges the city of Istanbul is facing
[00:28:25] What is the Madrid Digital Capital Strategy?
[00:32:29] What's Istanbul's vision regarding digital and technological innovations in the near future?
[00:38:46] How is Madrid using data and what is the strategy behind this?
[00:41:23] What are some recent examples of digital products or services that improved the processes of Istanbul's municipality?
[00:48:16] What advice would you have for others trying to digitalise public services?
[00:51:09] What is the 2030 Smart City Strategic Plan of Istanbul?
[00:53:13] Flip the Script: our guests ask questions to each other.
[00:57:16] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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Este tercer y último episodio de nuestra serie CIVINET Iberia se grabó en español con Adur Ugartemendia Leunda, Primer Teniente de Alcalde de la Ciudad de Beasain, Mario Alguacil, Director de Gobierno Abierto y Servicios Generales del Ajuntament Sant Feliu de Llobregat, y José Cándido Seba Bernal, Jefe de Departamento en MODUS ROTA, la empresa municipal de la Ciudad de Rota.
Esta entrevista abordó temas relacionados con la movilidad sostenible en ciudades como Beasain y Rota, la participación en la red Civinet Iberia, así como proyectos e iniciativas de infraestructuras inteligentes y Living Lab de Movilidad en entornos rurales.
CIVINET Iberia es la red local de la Iniciativa CIVITAS en España y Portugal, cuyo objetivo central es promover la movilidad sostenible en ambos países. ¿Quieres saber más?
Resumen del episodio:
[00:02:24] Pregunta previa: Si vuestras respectivas ciudades tuvieran un superpoder en movilidad, ¿cuál sería?
[00:04:24] Trayectoria profesional de Adur, Mario and Cándido
[00:12:15] ¿Cuál es la necesidad en España de una red así?
[00:13:53] ¿Cómo transformará CIVINET Iberia en el futuro nuestra forma de trabajar y de obtener conocimientos de los demás?
[00:19:13] ¿Cómo una ciudad tan pequeña como Rota está llevando a cabo proyectos tan relevantes y cómo estos proyectos mejoran la movilidad?
[00:23:43] ¿Cómo se ha posicionado Beasain, a pesar de ser un municipio bastante pequeño, como Living Lab de la Movilidad en el medio rural?
[00:28:53] ¿Cómo debería ser el enfoque integrado de la gobernanza de la ciudad, la inteligencia de operaciones, incluida la movilidad, combinando datos, plataformas, IoT, gemelos digitales, análisis predictivo?
[00:31:56] Segmento divertido: Intercambiamos los roles.
[00:36:17] Pregunta recurrente: ¿qué es una ciudad inteligente?
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Neste segundo episódio da série CIVINET Ibéria - o primeiro episódio em português - conversámos com Nuno Alexandre Cunha, Diretor Operacional da Associação Quadrilátero Urbano, e Mariza Motta Queiroz, Investigadora do Lab U Shift - Instituto Superior Técnico.
O debate centrou-se na mobilidade sustentável, na tecnologia, na mudança de comportamentos dos cidadãos e na importância da experimentação no planeamento urbano.
A CIVINET Iberia é a rede local da Iniciativa CIVITAS em Espanha e Portugal, cujo objetivo central é promover a mobilidade sustentável em ambos os países. Quer saber mais?
Panorâmica do episódio:
[00:03:47] Teaser: Imagine a mobilidade em Portugal em 2050. Como é que vai ser?
[00:07:27] Formação da Mariza e do Pedro
[00:13:12] Qual é a importância do CIVINET em Portugal?
[00:15:06] Como é que a Associação Quadrilátero planeia usar tecnologia para promover a mobilidade sustentável nas cidades de Barcelos, Braga, Famalicão e Guimarães e influenciar comportamentos?
[00:17:19] Como é que a mobilidade das crianças mudou desde a Covid e como é que as tendências estão a mudar na era pós-Covid?
[00:20:25] Como podemos educar as crianças para mudarem o seu comportamento para modos de transporte mais sustentáveis?
[00:23:25] O que é mais importante para alterar estes comportamentos e adaptar o espaço urbano às novas necessidades de mobilidade das pessoas?
[00:26:09] Tendo em conta a realidade de Lisboa e das cidades à sua volta, quais são as componentes essenciais que faltam à maioria das cidades neste mundo da mobilidade?
[00:28:47] Como é que as cidades do norte de Portugal estão ligadas e como é que existe esta ligação entre Portugal e Espanha no norte de Portugal?
[00:35:07] Sobre a importância da intermodalidade e da articulação entre as várias entidades dos vários modos de transporte, qual é que é a tua perspetiva sobre o caminho que ainda há a percorrer?
[00:38:39] Pergunta final: Para si, o que é uma cidade inteligente?
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In this first episode of our CIVINET Iberia series, we talked with Pedro Moreira, Head of Transport Authority and Mobility Management at the City of Braga in Portugal, and Cristina Álvarez Requena, CEO of Las Rozas Innova, the municipal company of Las Rozas de Madrid, Spain.
The discussion focused on cross-border collaboration, innovation, sustainable urban mobility, accessibility, green spaces, and digital innovation.
CIVINET Iberia is the local network of the CIVITAS Initiative in Spain and Portugal, whose central purpose is to promote sustainable mobility in both countries. Want to learn more?
Overview of the episode:
[00:02:32] Teaser: If Braga and Las Rozas were animals, which animals would they be and why?
[00:04:16] Pedro and Cristina's Professional Background
[00:07:30] Why is it important for Braga to be part of the CIVINET Iberia Network?
[00:11:38] How are innovation and digital transformation shaping the way that Las Rozas is tackling central challenges? How can we ensure that it is accessible?
[00:12:55] "Pacification": Braga's project which incentivizes cycling by rewarding users with vouchers for local shops
[00:19:19] In what ways can Las Rozas serve as an example for other cities?
[00:23:58] What is Braga's biggest need and challenge when it comes to sustainable mobility?
[00:34:01] 3 words to describe Braga and Las Rozas in 2030
[00:35:30] Roll with the Punches: our guests answer 'this or that' questions quickly and with their first instincts.
[00:38:25] Ending Question: To you, what is a Smart City?
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