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Living Lab Adattativo: la proposta di Puglia Smart Lab Adaptive Living Lab: Puglia Smart Lab proposal Carlo De Sanctis [email protected] PugliaSmartLab + 14

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Living Lab Adattativo:la proposta di Puglia Smart Lab

Adaptive Living Lab:Puglia Smart Lab proposal

Carlo De [email protected]

PugliaSmartLab

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PSLab is a newborn LL, a space for innovation in which citizens, Government and enterprises collaborate together to co-create services derived from concrete needs in our territory

Puglia Smart Lab

PsLab has been created in the context of Puglia@Service, a research project funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research to provide 15 young graduates with the skills necessary to run start ups in the near future

The project Puglia@Service is supervised by Dhitech Scarl, a High Tech Technological District (established since 2005 in Puglia)

PSLab joined officially ENoLL, European Network of Living Labs, as an adherent member, in August 2013 at "The 7th wave of ENoLL members”

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Mission

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PSLab represents a real PPPP (People Public Private Partnership) in which every territorial actor collaborates to achieve the main goal:

To become a

SMART TERRITORY!

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Public-Private Partnership

Public Partners

Private Partners People

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PSLab proposal

PSLab “adapts" methods of involvement, communication channels, technological tools and projects to the target audience

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Adaptive Living Lab

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Methodology

Existing pedestrian areasNew pedestrian areas to be realizedPriority connections with the cityCrossings protected to be realisedExisting bicycle pathsNew cycle paths to be realised

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1) Zone mapping

Pslab focuses on the specificity of the neighborhoods in order to define different characteristics, e.g.: • Pedestrian areas• Bicycle paths• Infrastructures• Priority connections

with the city• Protected crosswalk• Etc.

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2) Community mapping

Methodology

Mapping inhabitants by: • Age• Gender• Education• Job• Needs• Expectations• Etc.

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3) Needs and expectations analysis

Methodology

By means of outreach

approach in the neighborhood,

we’ll implement initiatives and

projects based on the analysis of

inhabitants’ needs and expectations.

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Experiences

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Living Lab is an effective tool for dialogue, but..

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…How can we improve people’s engagement?

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Engagement tools

Make the interaction between citizens and Government attractive and playful

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Flash MobGamificationGuerril

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Guerrilla Marketing

Unexpected actions to intrigue the

citizens and attract them to

the Living Lab

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Flash Mob

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Collective and viral actions to make

citizens aware about the local issues

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Gamification

The user is the main character of the transformation and

improvement of urban areas and the creation of a synergic and empathic social network

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Conclusions

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Conclusions

Let’s play let’s co-createlet’s build our

Smart City!

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Thanks for your attention