Marsh territorial world_bank

Territorial Living Labs

ENoLL-World Bank meetings

February 2012

ENoLL-World Bank meetingsWashington, DC, 21-24.02.2012

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Innovation


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Social innovation


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Living Labs


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Territorial innovation


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Territorial innovation

ARTICULATIONOF DEMAND

COMMITMENTOF ACTORS

TERRITORIALCAPITAL

TERRITORIALINNOVATION

POLITICALDECIDERS

TEAM OFEXPERTS

CITIZENS,BUSINESSES

ETC.

Based on: DG XVI Art. 10 TERRA “LORE” 1997-2001; DG XIII ISPO “ISIAS” 1998-2000


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Territorial Living Lab

«… integrally applies the Living Lab approach to a territory and its citizens, its governance model, and its strategic plans for the future; in essence, it is a new model for regional development.»


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The Role of ICT

Support co-design processes Empower individuals and groups Make innovative services possible Promote imagination and design thinking Spark off social innovation Change political «rules of the game» Support bottom-up multi-level governance


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TLL Sicily


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The MedLab project


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The MedLab model

REGIONALPOLICY

FRAMEWORK

ICTPLATFORMS AND

SERVICES

MULTI-LEVELGOVERNANCE

MODELS

LOCAL AUTHORITIESCITIZENS

SMEsNGOs

TERRITORIAL CAPITAL


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Pilot Experiments

Andalusia (ES): rural communities building networks for ICT-based services

Lazio (IT): citizen participation in monitoring of coastal environments

Sicily (IT): community involvement in strategic planning in degraded urban areas

Thessaloniki (GR): promotion of the market for eco-construction

Larnaca (CY): co-design with tourists of sustainable tourism services


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Policy evolution

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY PARKS

TERRITORIAL /COMMUNITY LIVING LABS

THEMATIC CLUSTERS /POLES / DISTRICTS

PPP /TRIPLE HELIX

INNOVATION STRATEGIES

DEVELOPMENTSTRATEGIES

TECHNICAL SOCIAL

RELATIONAL, NETWORK-BUILDING

PLATFORMS, INFRASTRUCTURES


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Pilot evolutions

TECHNICAL SOCIAL

RELATIONAL, NETWORK-BUILDING

PLATFORMS, INFRASTRUCTURES

INNOVATION STRATEGIES

DEVELOPMENTSTRATEGIES

SLOVENIA

SICILY

C. MACEDONIA

LAZIO ANDALUSIA

CYPRUS


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Memoranda of Understanding

MEDLAB PROJECT


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Multi-level governance

Smart communities

Smart cities Smart

regions Smart

macro-regions

Walter Christaller (1933)


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MedLivingLab

Diffused macro-regional innovation ecosystem

New role of the public sector promoting innovation in the public interest

Emergence of a Mediterranean model of innovation in the global discourse


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Related initiatives: CentraLab

EZVD UNMB KIG CF CCSS INTN CTTC TUKE PDMT FHV

Energy H

Environment & Education H

eHealth H

Climate change H

Media & Creativity H

Micro-SME networks H

Waste management H

Rural development H

Mobility H

Eco-tourism H

APPLYING THE MEDLAB MODEL TO CENTRAL EUROPE


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Related initiatives: SMILIES

EXPLORING NEW ECONOMIC MODELS FOR MED ISLANDS


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Related initiatives: HABITATS

PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AS A DRIVER OF INNOVATION


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Related initiatives: Parterre

CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT IN A MAFIA-RIDDEN DISTRICT OF PALERMO


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Living Labs for Development Emphasis on community-building and collective

ownership New co-designed services for learning,

governance, logistics, etc. Behaviour change induced by social networking

group dynamics Territorial innovation based on local capital

valorised through new economic ecosystems Multi-level governance and impact assessment

Thank you for your attention

Jesse Marsh

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Marsh territorial world_bank

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