Manchester. The Smarter City

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2 What is a Smart City? A Smart City should enable every citizen to engage with all the services on offer, public as well as private, in a way best suited to his or her needs. It brings together hard infrastructure, social capital including local skills and community institutions, and (digital) technologies to fuel sustainable economic development and provide an attractive environment for all. (BIS, October 2013)

3 Smart City Principles These underlying principles guide our smart city framework Direct to Citizens Greater participation, self dependency and engagement. Infrastructure and Finance Integrated city systems, fiscally and environmentally sustainable. Fostering Innovation Bottom up stimulation, accessing markets, academic/industrial/public.

4 Barcelona #infrastructure #sensors #partnerships

5 Helsinki #publicsectorreform #agencymodel #opendata

6 Chicago #opendata #predictiveanalytics #bigdata

7 Melbourne #governance #innovationprocess #sustainability ELBOURNE MART ITY

8 New York #economicdevelopment

9 Amsterdam #partnerships #academia #

10 Ambition By 2025 will be amongst the top 20 smart cities in the world Informed decision making Thriving economy Co-design and collaboration Sustainable, clean environment Responsive public sector High quality of life for all Drivers Outcomes We will use this smart city way of thinking and doing to deliver the three strands of the Strategy: growth, reform and place.

11 Smart City is not an end in itself. By becoming smarter we will only have achieved our ambition if it has enabled delivery of the City s core goals.

12 Direct to citizens Thriving economy Public Bodies Industry United Utilities Jacobs Health Authority City Council Siemens BT Infrastructure and finance Waste Authority TfGM Wilmott Dixon Laing Sustainable, and clean environment Farr Institute Universities Sharp Citizens Future Everything MSP Arup C and L Fostering innovation Innovation Ecosystem High quality of life for all

13 Smart Citizen (SMARTMCR) - Crowd sensing platform: measuring air quality My Get Me There Integrated, personalised ticketing system across the network Smart IP: Transforming public services by empowering citizens through co-design of new services Direct to Citizens

14 University of Smart Energy Grid Real-time data energy network to: manage energy supply, test new technologies, enable research Airport City: Investment in integrated infrastructure around energy, transport, water and waste to improve competetiveness and efficiency Corridor : Smart grids, heat networks, deep geothermal heat and new traffic free routes harnessed to academia Infrastructure

15 City SDK Development of open interoperable digital services Data Synchronisation Programme Linking public sector data: release open data and unlock its potential; challenge the data community to innovate UK China projects Policy frameworks and smart solutions challenge for market exploitation in China Fostering Innovation

16 How we compare Direct to Citizens Melbourne Melbourne Barcelona New York Amsterdam Amsterdam Helsinki Infrastructure and finance Helsinki Barcelona New York Amsterdam Fostering Innovation Melbourne New York Helsinki Barcelona

17 Entrepreneurship & industry Digital Catapult Node (12mth) Citlabs/MSP expansion (3yr) FabLab and maker economy support Big Data Informed Decision Making TfGM data platform (18mth) UoM data platform (12mth) Environmental sensor network (12mth) Key Deliverables Big Infrastructure Corridor (3yr) Metrolink Airport Expansion(1yr) Airport City (3yr) HS2 Public sector reform Smart platform (6mth) DSP (6mth) Built Environment Projects UoM smart grid (2yr) Smart Schools Pilots (2yr) Corridor Cycle logistics project (2yr)

18 Where we could be in Melbourne Direct to Citizens Barcelona Melbourne New York Amsterdam Amsterdam Helsinki Infrastructure and finance Helsinki Barcelona New York Amsterdam Fostering Innovation Melbourne Barcelona New York Helsinki

19 Thank you.