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Sandy Burgoyne
Executive Director, Citizen Cities
Smart Urbanism Lab, University of Sydney
Smart Urban Futuresfor Citizens by Citizens?
Citizen led Digital interactivedashboard
LiveableVibrantConnected
How smart are Australian Cities?
Insights of smart cities in Australia – how initiatives are being implemented, whether they are fulfilling their promise, the challenges involved and how cities learn from each other.
BostonA digital pioneer.
AmsterdamThe open city.
AdelaideCity of Adelaide is growing an innovation economy by retaining and attracting people and industry.
Sunshine CoastSunshine Coast is a regional community which is becoming a springboard for new advanced technologies.
NewcastleCity of Newcastle, an innovative city as it transforms from an industrial base to a professional services hub.
MelbourneCity of Melbourne, the most livable city, which is future proofing for its burgeoning population growth.
Research conducted by Future Cities Collaborativean initiative of the United State Studies Centre at the University of Sydneywith the support of Telstra Corporation.
Since 2016?…the needle has shifted
Access the full report here :https://www.ussc.edu.au/smart-citiesChief researcher: [email protected]
During the study in 2016, we found that each city:
Put people at the Centre
citizen centric
Has a smart organisation
Starts local Collaborates
Mixed digital infrastructure
Is Open and Savvy
Has places to connect
Knows about disruption
Citizen
Environmental management:
reduced pollution &
efficient resource use
Social inclusion: digital inclusion
and equity
Economic growth; job
creation, talent and investment retention and
attraction
Quality urban spaces: high
amenity, connected and
accessible
Innovative and efficient service
delivery
Healthy and safe
environments
• Authentic• Inclusive• Data driven – urban/citizen• Capacity - develop
Citizen problem driven Architecture
Living lab3D Spatial Modeling
Innovation HubsCo-design Hackathons
Power Station to Innovation PrecinctGamification and Innovation
“ It'snot the community's job to be heard, but rather, government's job to listen”.
Think
differently!How do you engage with citizens?
How do you use and share data?
QUESTIONS FOR YOU
Who are you collaborating with?
How does your organisation support this?
Smart Urban FuturesCities for Citizens by [email protected]/ sandy Burgoyne@sandyburgoyne@citizencitiesAU
