08:30 - 09:00 | Registration |
09:00 - 09:30 | Opening ceremony
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Chaesub Lee, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU [Biography]
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Eduardo Chomali, Director Colombia and Andes Region, Inter-American Association of Telecommunication Enterprises (ASIET)
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José Octavio Cardona León, Mayor of Manizales, Colombia
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09:30 - 10:30 | Session 1: Delivering on the smart city promise: city awards & city initiatives This session will underscore successful smart city initiatives and explore how these initiatives have transformed businesses, consumer lifestyles and public services such as education, health care and sanitation, to enhance the overall quality of life and drive sustainable urbanization.
During this session, a series of cities will be awarded for their innovative and successful smart city initiatives.
Categories:-
Digital Literacy
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Carlos Bevilacqua, Mayor, Municipality of Villarino, Argentina [Presentation]
- Citizen Participation and Open Government
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Sergio Martínez Medina, Senior ICT District Counsellor, Municipality of Bogotá, Colombia [Video]
- Environmental Management
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Gerardo Pérez Gallardo, Director of Good Government and Special Projects, Xalapa, Mexico [Presentation]
- Digital Economy
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Eduardo Amado, Undersecretary, Economic Development, Tres de Febrero, Argentina [Presentation]
- Citizen Security
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Maximiliano del Real, Councillor, Vitacura, Chile [Presentation]
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10:30 - 11:30 | Session 2: Urban governance in cities: Achieving the New Urban Agenda and the SDGs This session will delve into how ICTs can be utilized to tackle the problems associated with ongoing urbanization and will explore the role played by policymakers in aligning the city’s urban operations to their smart city goals.
This session also examines the resources and policies which are needed for wide scale smart city deployments in Latin America, with the aim of achieving the targets stipulated in the New Urban Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Moderator: Enrique Martinez, Vocal Advisor, SETSI, Spain
Speakers:
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H.E. Mr Palitha Thewarapperuma, Deputy Minister, Internal Affairs, Wayamba Development & Cultural Affairs, Sri Lanka
- José Octavio Cardona León, Mayor of Manizales, Colombia, "Apuesta Municipal para el Plan de Desarrollo de Manizales" [Presentation]
- Antonio Pérez Pérez, Mayor, Benidorm, Spain, "Benidorn 3.0" [Pictures]
- Manuel Vicente Duque Vásquez, Mayor, Cartagena, Colombia, "Cartagena para la Gente" [Presentation]
- Natalia Contreras Figueroa, Councillor, Municipality of Santiago de Chile, "El Caso de la Comuna de Santiago de Chile" [Biography ES] [Presentation]
- Manuel Arturo Zapata Vásquez, "Regidor Municipal", Lima, Peru
Questions & Answers |
11:30 - 12:00 | Coffee Break |
12:00 - 13:00 |
Session 3: Assessing urban smartness and sustainability: An insight into the world of smart cities This session will explore the potential of smart city initiatives within the Latin American digital ecosystem and will highlight key international standards and initiatives, which can propel smart city transitions by helping to set up defined urban monitoring systems for “smartness” and “sustainability”.
This session will help probe the extent which cities in Latin America have achieved their smart city goals, with respect to other regions and will decipher the way forward for their smart city paths.
Moderator: Cristina Bueti, Counsellor, ITU-T Study Group 20: Internet of things (IoT) and smart cities and communities (SC&C) [Biography]
Speakers:
- Fernando Guzmán, Executive Director, "Asociación Colombiana de Ciudades Capitales", Colombia [Presentation]
- Mauro Flórez C, President, Scientific International Research Centre on Telecommunications (CITIC), Ecuador, "El ciber espacio como plataforma material para la planeación y formulación de políticas públicas urbanas" [Presentation]
- Helen Nakiguli, Senior Officer Environment Management, Uganda Communications Commission, "Smart Sustainable Cities and Communities Concept in Developing Countries" [Biography and presentation abstract] [Presentation]
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Natalia Guerra, Director of Regulation, Telefónica, "Cities of the future: Beyond technology" [Presentation]
- Mauricio Agudelo, Specialist, Development Bank of Latin America (CAF), "Eliminación de barreras para la expansión de la banda ancha móvil a nivel sub-nacional" / "Elimination of barriers for the expansion of mobile broadband at a sub-national level" [Biography][Presentation]
- Raúl Ververis, Advisor, IoT Department, Municipality of Montevideo, "Transformando en Smart City - Proyecto Reales en Montevideo" [Biography][Presentation]
- Omar Salazar Paternina, Chief, Environmental Unit, Town Hall, Sincelejo, Colombia [Presentation]
Questions & Answers |
13:00 - 14:00 |
Lunch break |
14:00 - 15:00 |
Session 4: continued
Moderator: Andrés Sastre Portela, Regional Director for South America, ASIET
Speakers: - Francisco Lupiáñez-Villanueva, Associate Professor Information and Communication Science, Open University of Catalonia(UOC), "Assessing the Smart Cities interventions: from wisdom to informed evidence based tool" [Biography][Presentation]
- John Smiciklas, Working Group 2 Co-Chairman, U4SSC, "KPIs for Smart Sustainable Cities to assess the achievement of the SDGs" [Presentation]
- Jhonathan Rodrigo Huertas, "Subsecretario de Sistemas de Información", Town Hall, Pasto, Colombia
- Rosalba Joaqui Joaqui, "Jefe de Unidad de Asistencia Técnica Agropecuaria", Town Hall, Popayán, Colombia, "Sector Ambiental, articulado con emprendimiento y comercialización; nuestro enfoque es por un Popayán E coeficiente" [Presentation]
- Rafael Hernando Yepes Blanco, "Secretario de Planeación y Ordenamiento Municipal", Town Hall, Neiva, Colombia, "Economía circular y ciudades inteligentes y sostenibles en Neiva – Huila" [Biography][Presentation]
Questions & Answers |
15:00 - 16:30 |
Session 5: Building a new ecosystem for smart cities IoT, M2M and artificial intelligence solutions can play a pivotal role in overcoming issues linked to urbanization. Based on the growing potential of these technologies, this session will discuss how IoT, M2M and artificial intelligence applications can boost the wave of smart city developments for enhancing existing process to better support and optimize the delivery of urban services, to encourage judicious resource consumption and to provide the means to engage actively and effectively with its citizens for improving their quality of life. These pervasive technologies will bring about a powerful force for urban transformation and foster value propositions which will be felt across all vertical industries and all areas of society.
This session will also explore the importance of international standards in promoting interoperability within smart city ecosystem, to boost seamless functioning of devices/sensors and enabling the full potential of a connected experience in smart cities, thereby making urban systems, more proactive rather than reactive to the need of their citizens.
Moderator: Kari Aina Eik, Secretary General, Organization for International Economic Relations (OiEr)
Speakers:
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Jesús Cañadas, Head of Unit. Ministry of Energy, Tourism and Digital Agenda, Spain, "Importance of international standards in promoting interoperability within smart city ecosystem" [Biography][Presentation]
- Okan Geray, Strategic Planning Consultant, Smart Dubai Office, "Smart Dubai Platform - A Melting Pot of Happy City Experiences" [Biography][Presentation]
- Davor Meersman, General Manager, Open & Agile Smart Cities, "Creating the global smart city data and services marketplace" [Presentation]
- Diego Belotti, IoT Specialist, ANTEL, "Internet of Things" [Presentation]
- Jairo Pineda Agudelo, Professor, Manizales University,Colombia, "Generación de Sinergias Analíticas para la Construcción de Ciudades Inteligentes" [Presentation]
Questions & Answers |
16:30 - 16:45 |
Coffee break |
16:45 - 17:45 | Session 6: Rethinking trust, data management and privacy This session will examine the benefits offered by the data generated from a range of IoT devices in the smart city ecosystem. In line with the growing consumer trust issues with reference to data collection and management in IoT, this session will highlight the main privacy concerns for the Internet of Things and will emphasize on the role of urban stakeholders in creating more trust in the IoT technologies by strengthening the existing privacy principles and standards to improve transparency.
Moderator: Tomás Llorente, WG1 Co-chairman, U4SSC [Biography]
Speakers:
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Claudia Marcela Salazar Rojas, Municipality of Manizales, "Manizales, online government and glass urn" [Biography (SPA)] [Presentation]
- Antonio Medina Ruiz, Colombian Association of Internet Users, "Rethinking trust, data management and privacy" [Presentation]
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Alejandro Prince, Director, Prince Consulting
- Simón Correa Ocampo, Professor, Manizales University, Colombia, "Ciudadano App: aplicación para el ciudadano digital" [Presentation]
Questions & Answers |
17:45 - 18:00 |
Closing remarks - Chaesub Lee, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU
- German Gallo Benavides, "Secretario de Despacho de la Secretaría de TIC y Competitividad", Municipality of Manizales
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