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Students will provide a brief summary, describing the smart and sustainable initiative proposed in the project and the technology used. Students should then carry out further research on the project in order to assess how it functions and to evaluate its promises and pitfalls. What is the smart city project intended/designed to do? If the project (or stages of it) has been completed did it live up to expectations? Why or why not? If the project has not yet been completed, what is holding it back? Do you think it will succeed? What are two or three policy/technical/execution/etc. changes that could be made to improve the case? Please note that the URLs provided each project might be outdated so you may have to do some exploratory internet research to find the relevant information. Wikipedia, for example, has a summary of most of the projects, with links to other relevant websites, including proponent websites, news stories, videos, etc.

Case study analyses must be sufficiently comprehensive and detailed.

Projects must be analyzed using academic concepts, theories, and research, and assessments must be evidence-based and objective. In other words, it is not enough to provide an opinion on the smart city example. Analyses must be based on facts, evidence-based research, and critical examination

Come by Don C.3.18. Case Study 18 - Ciudad Creativa Digital Project, Mexico Smart Cities for Sustainable Development State of Practice Survey UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY UNU-EGOV Coming CASE INITIATIVE COUNTRY ID0018 Ciudad Creative Digital CCD Project Mexico a INTRODUCTION This document is the result of a survey, which aims at identifying best practices related to Smart Cities for Sustainable Development Of Interestre Smart City initiatives -at national, local or regional level, contributing to sustainable development In order to obtain uniform descriptions of different initiatives, the survey relies on a conceptual framework comprising five , questions applied to each practic Who developed the practice? The question determines the institution developing the practice as well as its partners 2. Where the practice has been developed? The question determines the country, State/prodice, city or region where the practice has been developed as well as the time frame of its development What is the practice about? The question determines the aim of the practice and summas its main features and lessons learnt 4. Why the practice is relevant? The question determines the impact of the practice in terms of its contribution to the different dimensions of smart cities social, economic environment, governance, mobility and quality of life 5. How the practice is delivered? The question determines the mechanism used for delivering the practice, such as policy ? Instruments, tools, technologies and others This document is structured into the corresponding tive sections - who, where, what, why and how, preceded by information: 11 About the practice-same and case 7) About the survey-major sources used to any out the survey with URLs and descriptions the most representative highlights used to describe the practice and any auxiliary comments, and 3 About the surveyor - who carried out the survey and wher PRACTICE Name Case Ciudad Creative Digital (CCD) Project DOO SURVEY Sources Highlights No Description Reference 1 Caudad Creative Digital CCD project aims to create an http://edguadalajara.com environment capable of generate knowledge, enhance http://idtdocs.adb.org quality of life, foster talent and innovative Identhough the desigedocument intensive use of new technologies in the Guadalajara city docum3685452 , Guadalajara is strategically very well located only a couple of hours away from the United States and with access to both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. It has been used as a gateway to South America, which has allowed Guadalajara to develop further in the areas of information technology and creativity Mexico s also a great producer of audio-visual Spanish content generating content to the entire world and a big fan and consumer af video games The project harnesses the local context and characteristics of adalajara todel strategic endeaves and develop its economy in a sustainable way Comments 293 Aopend to Smart Cities for Demet Shidy SURVEYOR who Nuno Vasco Lopes researcher Mario Penoto editor I May 2015 When STAKEHOLDERS Responsible Institution Name Funder Role Type Partner Name Funder Role Type Mexican Federal Government Yes No Define the strategy Government Industry Non-Governmental Organization Ayuntamiento de Guadalajara Yes No Management Government Industry Non-Governmental Organization JALISCO - Gobierno el Estado Yes No Management Government Industry Non-Governmental Organization Camara de Comercio-Guadalajara Yes No Management Government industry Non Governmental Organization Partner Name Funder Role Type Partner Name Funder Role Type LOCATION AND TIME Country Mexico State/Province City Guadalajara Region Central America Date 2014 Chu Huy AIM Cry Background. The city of Guadalajara, the capital city of the State of Jalisco, is home to approximately 40% of the , information and communication technologies (ICT) industry of Mexico, result of a planeering and long term industrial scientific and technological policies that began in the 1970s Currently , Guadalajara is one of the most important ICT hubs in Latin America, hosting international and national companies in the following subsectors semiconductors, embedded systems, stare development systems integration, business process outsourcing, multimedia 2D and 3D), visual Special effects, videogames, testing, emulation and simulation, with more than 30.000 employees Another strength is related with its unusually large and strong network of colleges and universities Concept Type Energy City Digital City Intelligent City Knowledge City Eco City Ubiquitous City Smart City What is about it is about the creation of an ideal city for learning creating and generating Summary innovative solutions for the audiovisual industry. The goal is to develop a dynamic and creative ecosystem as a catalyst for economy growth Innovations) The innovation resides on the focus of creating an urban environment that attracts the world's brightest talents in advertising, gaming filming TV and other areas related with digital media Innovation Lessons Learnt This is a good example of a smart city project that takes opportunity of the city's strengthens to empower the economy and offer quality of life in harmony with its historic heritage Comments 295 Apped to wore concessidy Drivers Economic Dutcome The Digital Creative City is intended to boost economic growth and Development productivity in the country as a whole beyond its local positive effects on the economy of the State of Jalisco and the City of Guadalajara, in , the sense of creating a long term stainable engine of growth for the economy Governance Consolidating a governance model and execution mechanism for the development of the project detailing and planning a strategy for private sector involvement in the development of the project supporting complementary studies that will help prioritize actions and set up mechanisms for enterprise Creation and talent development Mobility Guarantee greater utan mobility and accessibility Environment The outcome is that the community finds in city parla a sustainable and green space that is both innovative and enjoyable. Social Create an environment that attracts and preserves the right environment Development for companies, Institutions, and creative people Quality of life Create a high quality urban model of living that seamlessly integrates adequate zoning for med ses such as living, digital audiovisual production, commerce and entertainment Having a cluster of Creative enterprises o Generating 15.000 jobs primarily for young professionals o Regeneration of its historic city center a Creating a model for sustainable urban growth Renovation of the underlying infrastructures Provides better services Provides new economic opportunities Innovation and creativity Sensory experience Benefits Values Approach Governance Maturity 315/331 : Challenges Top Down Government-Driven Bottom-Up Citizen Cinven) The objective of the project is to have a governance model and Decution mechanism tailored for Medica, including organization, moles, business processes, les for decision-making project management, monitoring and evaluation The project is well design and contestualized, it demonstrates maturity at all level concept Set up a governance model that combines the vision needs and resources fro and municipal government private sector academia and chil Society o Establish a distributed execution mechanism, where different institutions may implement different projects in a coordinated fashion o Define the role of the private sector in the development where, when and how The complexity of the project Align all its components Technical cooperation Management and coordination Master Plan - Plan Maestro de Guadalajara - Ciudad Creativa Digital Internet of Things o Data Center Information and communication technologies Telecom network Risks Tools Technologes Come by Don C.3.18. Case Study 18 - Ciudad Creativa Digital Project, Mexico Smart Cities for Sustainable Development State of Practice Survey UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY UNU-EGOV Coming CASE INITIATIVE COUNTRY ID0018 Ciudad Creative Digital CCD Project Mexico a INTRODUCTION This document is the result of a survey, which aims at identifying best practices related to Smart Cities for Sustainable Development Of Interestre Smart City initiatives -at national, local or regional level, contributing to sustainable development In order to obtain uniform descriptions of different initiatives, the survey relies on a conceptual framework comprising five , questions applied to each practic Who developed the practice? The question determines the institution developing the practice as well as its partners 2. Where the practice has been developed? The question determines the country, State/prodice, city or region where the practice has been developed as well as the time frame of its development What is the practice about? The question determines the aim of the practice and summas its main features and lessons learnt 4. Why the practice is relevant? The question determines the impact of the practice in terms of its contribution to the different dimensions of smart cities social, economic environment, governance, mobility and quality of life 5. How the practice is delivered? The question determines the mechanism used for delivering the practice, such as policy ? Instruments, tools, technologies and others This document is structured into the corresponding tive sections - who, where, what, why and how, preceded by information: 11 About the practice-same and case 7) About the survey-major sources used to any out the survey with URLs and descriptions the most representative highlights used to describe the practice and any auxiliary comments, and 3 About the surveyor - who carried out the survey and wher PRACTICE Name Case Ciudad Creative Digital (CCD) Project DOO SURVEY Sources Highlights No Description Reference 1 Caudad Creative Digital CCD project aims to create an http://edguadalajara.com environment capable of generate knowledge, enhance http://idtdocs.adb.org quality of life, foster talent and innovative Identhough the desigedocument intensive use of new technologies in the Guadalajara city docum3685452 , Guadalajara is strategically very well located only a couple of hours away from the United States and with access to both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. It has been used as a gateway to South America, which has allowed Guadalajara to develop further in the areas of information technology and creativity Mexico s also a great producer of audio-visual Spanish content generating content to the entire world and a big fan and consumer af video games The project harnesses the local context and characteristics of adalajara todel strategic endeaves and develop its economy in a sustainable way Comments 293 Aopend to Smart Cities for Demet Shidy SURVEYOR who Nuno Vasco Lopes researcher Mario Penoto editor I May 2015 When STAKEHOLDERS Responsible Institution Name Funder Role Type Partner Name Funder Role Type Mexican Federal Government Yes No Define the strategy Government Industry Non-Governmental Organization Ayuntamiento de Guadalajara Yes No Management Government Industry Non-Governmental Organization JALISCO - Gobierno el Estado Yes No Management Government Industry Non-Governmental Organization Camara de Comercio-Guadalajara Yes No Management Government industry Non Governmental Organization Partner Name Funder Role Type Partner Name Funder Role Type LOCATION AND TIME Country Mexico State/Province City Guadalajara Region Central America Date 2014 Chu Huy AIM Cry Background. The city of Guadalajara, the capital city of the State of Jalisco, is home to approximately 40% of the , information and communication technologies (ICT) industry of Mexico, result of a planeering and long term industrial scientific and technological policies that began in the 1970s Currently , Guadalajara is one of the most important ICT hubs in Latin America, hosting international and national companies in the following subsectors semiconductors, embedded systems, stare development systems integration, business process outsourcing, multimedia 2D and 3D), visual Special effects, videogames, testing, emulation and simulation, with more than 30.000 employees Another strength is related with its unusually large and strong network of colleges and universities Concept Type Energy City Digital City Intelligent City Knowledge City Eco City Ubiquitous City Smart City What is about it is about the creation of an ideal city for learning creating and generating Summary innovative solutions for the audiovisual industry. The goal is to develop a dynamic and creative ecosystem as a catalyst for economy growth Innovations) The innovation resides on the focus of creating an urban environment that attracts the world's brightest talents in advertising, gaming filming TV and other areas related with digital media Innovation Lessons Learnt This is a good example of a smart city project that takes opportunity of the city's strengthens to empower the economy and offer quality of life in harmony with its historic heritage Comments 295 Apped to wore concessidy Drivers Economic Dutcome The Digital Creative City is intended to boost economic growth and Development productivity in the country as a whole beyond its local positive effects on the economy of the State of Jalisco and the City of Guadalajara, in , the sense of creating a long term stainable engine of growth for the economy Governance Consolidating a governance model and execution mechanism for the development of the project detailing and planning a strategy for private sector involvement in the development of the project supporting complementary studies that will help prioritize actions and set up mechanisms for enterprise Creation and talent development Mobility Guarantee greater utan mobility and accessibility Environment The outcome is that the community finds in city parla a sustainable and green space that is both innovative and enjoyable. Social Create an environment that attracts and preserves the right environment Development for companies, Institutions, and creative people Quality of life Create a high quality urban model of living that seamlessly integrates adequate zoning for med ses such as living, digital audiovisual production, commerce and entertainment Having a cluster of Creative enterprises o Generating 15.000 jobs primarily for young professionals o Regeneration of its historic city center a Creating a model for sustainable urban growth Renovation of the underlying infrastructures Provides better services Provides new economic opportunities Innovation and creativity Sensory experience Benefits Values Approach Governance Maturity 315/331 : Challenges Top Down Government-Driven Bottom-Up Citizen Cinven) The objective of the project is to have a governance model and Decution mechanism tailored for Medica, including organization, moles, business processes, les for decision-making project management, monitoring and evaluation The project is well design and contestualized, it demonstrates maturity at all level concept Set up a governance model that combines the vision needs and resources fro and municipal government private sector academia and chil Society o Establish a distributed execution mechanism, where different institutions may implement different projects in a coordinated fashion o Define the role of the private sector in the development where, when and how The complexity of the project Align all its components Technical cooperation Management and coordination Master Plan - Plan Maestro de Guadalajara - Ciudad Creativa Digital Internet of Things o Data Center Information and communication technologies Telecom network Risks Tools Technologes