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SHARING CITIES
EU Horizon2020-SCC-1 programme

SHARING CITIES IN A NUTSHELL ...

The Sharing Cities ‘lighthouse’ programme is a proving ground for a
better, common approach to making smart cities a reality. By fostering
international collaboration between industry and cities, the project
seeks to develop affordable smart city solutions. It will result in
integrated commercial-scale smart city solutions with a high market
potential. The project partners will work in close cooperation with the
European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities and Communities
and with other ‘lighthouse’ consortia.

Sharing Cities offers a framework for citizen engagement and
collaboration at local level, thereby strengthening trust between cities
and citizens.

Who ?
35 partners from cities, industry representatives, NGOs and academia
Located in the 3 ‘Lighthouse’ cities:

                               3 ‘fellow’ cities

Where ?
The demonstration districts in ‘lighthouse’ cities Lisbon, London
and Milan will implement replicable urban digital solutions and
collaboration models.

‘Fellow’ cities Bordeaux, Burgas and Warsaw will co-develop, validate, or
implement these solutions and models.

When ? How much ?

•The project will run for 5 years (2016-2020). 3
years to develop and deploy and 2 years to follow
up and analyse.

•The project draws on €24 million in EU funding,
and aims to trigger €500 million in investment;
engage over 100 municipalities across Europe.

•Specific fundings are dedicated to fellow cities for
dissemination and ‘replicability’ assessment.

And in Bordeaux ?
What will be the budget used to ?

Bordeaux Métropole will be funded up to € 426.725 in
order to benefit from lighthouse cities experience and
testbeds results. These budgets will be useful to
finance 100 % of peer learning, mentoring and work
shadowing visits for the Bordeaux representatives,
experts in energy management, building
refurbishment and e mobility.
The commitment for Bordeaux will be to be able to
replicate lighthouse demonstrators, to find subsidies
to do so, and to disseminate those projects.

Work plan:
  Work packages
                                   Contenu
  (et responsable)

  WP1 - Conduite de projet
                                   Veiller à la production des livrables de l’ensemble des modules de travail.
  (Grand Londres)

  WP2 - Les habitants
                                   Prise en compte de la participation citoyenne et développement de mécanismes de concertation et co-conception.
  (Future Cities Catapult)
                                   a.   réhabilitation urbaine
  WP3 - Les lieux                  b.   système intégré de management de l’énergie
  (Lisbonne, Milan, Greenwich)     c.   e-mobilité partagée
                                   d.   réverbères intelligents
  WP4 - Plateforme numérique
                             Plateforme qui répertorie des données en provenance d’une gamme diversifiée de sources
  urbaine                    – capteurs ou sources statistiques plus classiques.
  (Grand Londres)

  WP5 - Réplicabilité              Des villes pilotes vers les villes suiveuses afin de s’assurer de la réplicabilité et donc de l’industrialisation
  (EUROCITIES)                     des solutions proposées.

  WP6 - Communication
                                   Développer et mettre en place une stratégie de communication.
  (FCC)

  WP7 - Modèle économique          Développer un modèle économique innovant pour assurer la réussite de l’essaimage au sein d’autres villes
  (Urban DNA)                      des solutions trouvées.

  WP8 - Evaluation
                                   Evaluation externe du projet
  (Imperial)

Focus on WP3: Places

Lightouse cities commitment:

Focus on WP6: Communication

Already delivered:

- A web site: www.sharingcities.eu
- A leaflet translated in the 6 langages of
   consortium cities.
- A short and synthetic video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcvyXD
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