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Policy of smart city development in Hong Kong
Charles Mok, Legislative Councillor (IT)Fast Forward to 2030: Megacities –
The New Land of Opportunity and CrisisFuture Cities Summit 2017
Each city’s government has their unique set of problems
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Hong Kong:
Study, Study,
Study
Latest report from PwCcommissioned by government (ITB)
9“strategic actions”
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Invigorating the
ecosystemfor innovation
Engaging the public
and business and
co-creatingsmart solutions
Cultivating a
culture of
embracing
changes
Integrating with
city
planning
Establishing a
sound digital
frameworkand
infrastructure
Reducing the digital
divide and ensuring
inclusiveness
Equipping students
and workforce with
the knowledge
and skills
Developing an
innovative strategy
for procuring
Improving
preparednessand prevention
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Proposed structure of governance
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SCSC:
● chaired by the CS/FS, high-level steering and coordination of relevant policy bureaux
● Members: heads of bureaux
SCPO:
● Oversight, management of the implementation of smart city programmes at departmental level
● Overseeing and promoting collaboration with private sector and academia on research
Hong Kong in 2030…
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Sustainability and
development?
Infrastructure and city
expansion?
Citizen’s quality of life?
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How to design goals and measure progress?
Comparing to other Asian countries / cities
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Singapore
Seoul
Taiwan
Singapore
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●A top global smart city in 2016
●Smart Nation strategy covers a wide range of smart city initiatives related to energy, transport, lighting, mobility and technology innovation
●The Prime Minister is the champion who provides high-level direction and coordination
●The Smart Nation Programme Office (SNPO) has been
established to provide effective integration of stakeholder views
and to coordinate activities across departments
"You have to be in time for the future!"
Jacqueline PohChief Executive
Government Technology Agency (GovTech) of Singapore
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GovTech Hive
● Singapore Government’s innovation lab for digital services – using government data
● 100-strong team of coders, UX designers and software testers
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Success credited to...
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● leadership and effective delivery - ensures cooperation from within the government
● flexible "living" blueprint - 'do it now and fix it later‘, rather than ‘delay and miss’
● early successes - attracts firms to use Singapore as a test bed
Seoul – Efficiency builders
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A transportation system powered by Big Dataand IoT
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• Operation data: gathered via GPS + wireless
communication
• Bus lanes to the centre: drastic increase in bus
speed and punctuality
Seoul
Distance-based integrated fare system
passengers get discounts based on the total travel distance, as the card stores record of time and location of travel
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TOPIS – virtual control tower for Seoul’s transportation
system, managing operation of buses and road traffic
What’s behind Seoul’s progress?A government which is…
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● Proactive in addressing its issues
● Has its own unique urban planning
● Strong public-private partnership
Taiwan#1 out of 94 regions in open data (2016)
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Data.gov.tw
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Smart city applications
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Hong Kong – our hurdles
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• Bureaucracy in procurement• Lack of incentive for internal
innovation and transformation• Need coordination and KPIs in
implementation• Prolonged decision making• Outdated regulatory framework
We need to catch up!
