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Smart City Wien The City for Life Dominic Weiss Head of the Smart City Wien Agency

1 Vienna in Figures 2 Challenges for Vienna and cities world wide 3 The Smart City Wien Initiative and its Framework Strategy 4 Showcase projects 5 Conclusio 2

3 Vienna in Figures

4 Vienna... geographically situated in the center of Europe

5 Vienna... world heritage

6 Vienna... but also an international showcase for environmental protection

Vienna in Figures Population million +9,4% within the last 10 years Longtime perspective: from 1.7 to 2.1 million until 2050 7

Vienna in Figures Total area 415 km² about 46% green areas 8

Vienna in Figures CO 2 -emissions (2010, per capita) 5.8t (10.1t Austria) 9

Challenges for Vienna and cities world wide 10

Why cities worldwide should discuss Smart City A good city is a place where people want to live, not a place where they have to live. Cities are not the problem. They are the solution. (Jamie Lerner) 11

Challenges Local european global 12

Challenges Local european global example population growth The fight against climate change will be won or lost in urban areas - Convenant of Mayors 13

Challenges EU climate and energy policy - renewed ambition for 2030 14

Vienna... dynamic population growth since 2000 Demographic development according to census Long term demographic forecast 15

Vienna an environmentally sound modal split 16

17 The Smart City Wien Initiative and its Framework Strategy

Resource protection Innovation Quality of life Social inclusion

Meta goal It is the key goal for 2050 of Smart City Wien to offer optimum quality of living, combined with highest possible resource preservation, for all citizens. This can be achieved through comprehensive innovations. 19

The Smart City Wien principle Quality of living Social Inclusion, participation Healthcare Environment Resources Energy Mobility Infrastructure Buildings 20 Innovation Education Economy Research, Technology and Innovation (RTI)

Smart City Wien means social inclusion The special thing about Vienna s Smart City Framework Strategy lies in the fact that the aspects of social inclusion are considered essential for all three dimensions. 21

An overview on the objectives Resources Objective: Per-capita greenhouse gas emissions in Vienna drop by at least 35% by 2030 and by 80% by 2050 (compared to 1990). 22

An overview on the objectives Innovation Objective: In 2050, Vienna is an innovation leader due to top-end research, a strong economy and education. 23

An overview on the objectives Quality of living Objective: Vienna maintains its quality of living at the current superlative level and continues to focus on social inclusion in its policy design: as a result, Vienna in 2050 is the city with the highest quality of living and life satisfaction in Europe. 24

An overview on the objectives 2050 we manage to have highest quality of life with maximal protection of resources Innovation in all areas will enable this ambition energy efficiency to reduce energy consumption per capita by 40% in 2050 (2005 reference) 50% gross energy consumption coming from renewable sources in 2030 ICT, Open Data, Wireless network Resources motorized traffic: 20% till 2030, and clearly under 15% 2050 motorized traffic: 50% and 100% CO 2 -free till 2030 and 2050 city logistic 100% CO 2 -free till 2050 zero energy standard new buildings 2018/2020 refurbishment, building efficiency: annual reduction of 1% from 2015 (2010 reference) Innovation Vienna is one of the major european R&D metropolises 2050 Economic goals 2050 (objectives tbd, e.g. full employment, formation dynamics, exports, etc.) Education objectives 2050 (objectives tbd) Quality of Life High Quality of Life (life satisfaction, social surveys, international comparing?) 2050. o Health (objectives tbd) o Environment (objectives tbd) o Social Inclusion, Participation (objectives tbd)

Smart City Wien Social challenges Change of lifestyle 26

Smart City Wien is based on excellence 27

Smart City Wien is based on the USP of social inclusion 28

Smart City Wien is creating jobs by strengthening the research and business location 29

Smart City Wien has a focus on technology and innovation 30

Smart City Wien understands citizens as valuable partners 31

32 Showcase projects

Smart Showcase Projects aspern Vienna s Urban Lakeside 33

Smart Showcase Projects Energy-saving Tram 34

Smart Showcase Projects Social and subsidized housing program 220,000 apartments owned by the city + 250.000 apartments co- financed via PPP models > 60% of inhabitants live in a subsidized apartment! 35

Smart Showcase Projects Citizens Solar Power Plants Vienna s smart vision: 50% of renewable energy by 2030 Citizens and city departments cooperate Clean, consumer-produced energy Already more than 20,000 solar panels sold www.buergersolarkraftwerk.at 36

37 Conclusion

Conclusion Smart City requires a holistic approach. To become a smart city needs a kind of change management. Understand urban life primarily as a social, and only secondary as a technical and logistic problem. You have to involve the people. Build strong partnerships between the city, the research sector and the industrial sector. Smart city is an economic opportunity. Focus the money on internationally visible projects. The goal is appliance, not basic research. The Smart City approach is also a fundamental economic and political issue for Europe. 38

Thank you! A developed city is not a place, where the poor have cars. It s where the rich use public transportation! - Gustavo Petro, Mayor of Bogotá www.smartcity.wien dominic.weiss@tinavienna.at You can also find and follow us on and. 39