Building Smarter Cities

Arturo Muente-Kunigami

The Challenge

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Urban Population

0.96

2011 2030

1.06

2.67 3.92

More Developed

Less Developed

• 90% urban growth = developing countries• 65 million new residents / year

Fewer than 500,000

500,000 - 5,000,000

More than 5,000,000

50% will live in small cities

51%

18%

31%

Increasing demand for services

GovernmentsAdaptation of technology to improve public service delivery

CITIZENS

Smart Cities

Songdo, South Koreahttp://www.flickr.com/photos/gwn2008/6798849867/

Singaporehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/adforce1/5540425237/

Helsinki

Barcelona

• Not mutually exclusive

• Complementary• Can be applied

across the world

Proposed Framework

1. Smart City Road Map

2. Identification of City Priorities

3. Co-Creating Solutions

4. Urban Living Lab

4. Urban Living Lab = creating an ecosystem

5. Network of Cities

5. Network of Cities

• Any city, regardless size or income level

• Creation of “Public-Private-People Partnerships”

• Sustainable ICT-Enabled innovation ecosystems

Thank You

Henry Forerohforero@worldbank.org

Arturo Muente-Kunigamiamuentekunigami@worldbank.org@n0wh3r3m4n

Victor Mulasvmulas@worldbank.org

Eva Clemente Mirandaeclementemiranda@worldbank.org