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SHARING CITIES REPLICATION PLAYBOOKS AND TOOLKITS
SHARING CITIES PLAYBOOKS
The Sharing Cities playbooks are comprehensive implementation toolkits designed to help cities interested in – or in the process of – replicating smart cities solutions, to understand the steps required to successfully implement these new technologies in their own urban contexts.
The playbooks provide practical guidance and insights, answer common questions and concerns, and provide recommendations through the knowledge gained from testing and implementing the solutions in the three lighthouse cities of London, Lisbon and Milan.
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HOW TO USE THE PLAYBOOKS
The playbooks present the key challenges, recommendations, and lessons learned from implementing smart technology solutions in the Sharing Cities lighthouse cities. You can now use these insights to guide your own schemes.
The playbooks will:
– Help you understand what solutions were tested in the Sharing Cities lighthouse cities and what urban challenges they address.
– Help you understand the value proposition of the solution, in economic, social, environmental, and financial terms.
– Offer practical guidance to help you rollout out the solutions in your city, including: Strategic and technical design, ownership structure, business models, financing options and routes to market, stakeholder engagement and communications, and how to safeguard citizen interests.
The playbooks also include references to a range of tools to support your development and delivery plans. If you’d like the source files for these tools, email pmo@sharingcities.eu or tweet us @CitiesSharing.
WHO ARE THE PLAYBOOKS FOR?
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CITY OFFICERS, GOVERNMENTS AND PUBLIC AUTHORITIES CONSIDERING OR IN THE EARLY STAGES OF ROLLING OUT SMART CITY MEASURES.
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LIGHTHOUSE CITY MEMBERS OF SHARING CITIES LOOKING FOR A WAY TO SUSTAIN THEIR SCHEMES POST-FUNDING FROM HORIZON 2020.
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FOLLOWER CITIES IN SHARING CITIES WHO MAY BE IN THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING STRATEGIES TO ROLLOUT SHARING CITIES MEASURES.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement N°691895