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What is a smart city?A smart city is quite simply a city that utilizes digitalization and newtechnology to simplify and improve the life for its residents, its visitorsand business. In the smart city, new smart services are constantlycreated to make the city even better. A smart city is a sustainablecity. The smart city is made possible through connectivity, publiclyaccessible data, IT platforms that can communicate with each other,sensors and other technologies.Why should Stockholmbecome a smart city?2Globally, more and more people are leaving rural areas and movingto the cities. People live longer and the international mobility oflabour increases. Stockholm is no exception. This create opportunities but also needs within the city. At the same time, developmentsin digitalization continue rapidly. Anything that can be digitalized willbe digitalized. The developments in digitalization and new technology create opportunities and benefit all segments of society. Old andyoung, IT-savvy and those less familiar with IT. In Stockholm, digitalsophistication is high and the digital infrastructure is well developed.This means that the city is well placed to take advantage of theopportunities presented by digitalization. In today’s fast-moving andinnovative environment, this is a great advantage. Stockholm also hasa long history of being a leader in information and communicationstechnology with many prominent companies, startups as well asestablished multinationals. With new technology, we want to use thisadvantage to make life easier and better for all who live in, workin, and visit Stockholm. So that Stockholm becomes a smart andconnected city.
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PHOTO SIMON GATE4Open, sustainableand includingStockholm must be a sustainable and including city. A society where growth, innovation, low environmental impact, equality and accessibility are a given. In the City’s Vision for 2040 of a Stockholmfor all, a clear goal is set: By the year 2040, Stockholm should be the smartest city in the world.
OpennntedocD e m ustaseiain ll yabletivThe bestenvironment forbusinessStockholms as a smart and connected cityvaThe highestquality of lifefor the citizensrain t i c aa b ll yleEcsus oltacS o tassuCoecFisus nantallycia ableinllyica blego naiInnoBy making the city sustainable in fourareas, the target for the City’s digitaldevelopment is achieved.In order to reach its vision of becoming a smart city,Stockholm will stimulate, guide and coordinate different digitalization projects. The strategy for Stockholmas a smart and connected city, together with the City’supcoming digitalization program, describes how thisshould be done. There are already many good localexamples from the City of activities and projects thatmake the city smarter. Implementation of the strategyand the digitalization program will build upon all thatis currently done and that has been done in Stockholm.All new investments should be based on the needs ofthe people who live or work in the city – and also thosejust visiting.The way forward to make Stockholm a smart andconnected city is through innovation, openness and connectivity. And by making the city sustainablein four areas – economic, ecologic, democratic andsocial sustainability – the target is achieved:A Stockholm for all.TogetherThe strategy to become a smart and connected cityhas been developed together with residents, academia,business and analysis of global developments. The City has invited inhabitants of all ages to adirect dialogue at the Stockholm City Hall. Dialogues have also been held through social media.More than 3350 people provided feedback throughdigital channels. Here, they expressed their viewson the vision to become a smart and connected city,evaluated the city’s current digital interfaces as wellas made suggestions for solutions that can be part ofthe smart city. Work meetings have also been held with employeesof the City of Stockholm, as well as with representatives from startups, academia and business. The City of Stockholm, in cooperation with theRoyal Institute of Technology, Ericsson, Vattenfall,ABB, Skanska and Scania, has established the innovation arena Digital Demo Stockholm. The arenawill run projects to develop sustainable, innovative, digital solutions that contribute to improvingquality of life for the people of Stockholm. Anotherpartnership is Urban ICT Arena in Kista ScienceCity, where the City together with the industry anduniversities tests new technology and new services. An analysis of global developments has beencarried out to gain a broader understanding of theexperiences of other countries and cities. Selectedinitiatives in other smart cities have been used asinspiration in working meetings. An active exchange of best practice has taken placewith other cities that have made progress in theirefforts to become smart cities.5
PHOTO LENNART JOHANSSON6The smart city iseconomically sustainable
Smart examplesTraffic controlMeal optimizationWHAT:WHAT:Main bus lines (blue buses with many passengers and many services) are prioritized at trafficlights before other sorts of traffic.Buses thatare a minute or more behind schedule aregiven preference.Absentee reporting by parents and pupils aresynchronized with the school kitchens’ mealplanning in order to avoid overproduction offood.HOW:A report is sent to the school kitchen from theabsentee system, The report serves as a basisof information before the daily productiondecision is made.HOW:The buses send a request to the trafficsignal controller via its radio system.BENEFITS:Stockholm has high economic growth and a high employmentrate. In order to make this economic growth sustainable, digitalization and new technologies are considered enablers.The objective is to make Stockholm a city that is attractive, innovative and growing, with the perspective ofmaking an investment or establishing a business is a central node in a global network of successful cities is one of the best startup scenes in the world develops and grows through entrepreneurship and intrapre-neurship in digitalization and new technologies attracts talent and visitors, international and national cost efficiently manages it public operations by making fulluse of digitalization and new technologies has a wide range of businesses, with a favourable environ-ment for an inclusive labour market. When the buses are prioritized at trafficsignals the travel time for buses decreases. Reduced waiting times lead to reducedenvironmental impact.BENEFITS: Fewer portions of food need to be disposedof due to pupils being absent. The reducedfood waste has both cost and environmentalbenefits. The system has been tested in a pilot projectat a secondary school. Decisions taken at8.30 am saved over SEK 6,000 and reducedenvironmental impact by almost 0.5 tonnesof greenhouse gases (CO2e). On an annualbasis, it holds a potential of saving over10 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions,and more than SEK 135,000 for the pilotschool alone. The pilot project also showed positive sideeffects, such as the system rapidly discovering major disease outbreaks.7
PHOTO LIESELOTTE VAN DER MEIJS8The smart city isecologically sustainable
Smart examplesBigBellySmart lightingWHAT:WHAT:Waste bins that automatically pack the garbage and notify when they need emptying.In March 2017 153 of them were deployed inVasastan, Östermalm and on Kungsholmen.Smart lighting is part of the project Grow Smarter,a collaboration between eight European citiesand various greentech companies to test anddevelop twelve smart solutions for urban sustainable growth. Sensor-controlled LED lightingfor pedestrian and bicycle paths, self-controlledLED street lights with preset lighting schedulesand remote-controlled LED street lights arebeing installed on Valla Torg in Årsta.HOW:The bin uses solar power and packs the trashautomatically when needed. BigBelly automatically detects how full the bin is and notifies thewaste collector when it is time for emptying.HOW:BENEFITS:All construction, urban planning and production of goodsand services are carried out with great attention to long-termecosystem carrying capacity. This applies to both the City ofStockholm and to the entire region. To make the ecologicaldevelopment sustainable, digitalization and new technologiesare considered enablers.The objective is to make Stockholm a city that uses digitalization and new technologies to make it easierfor residents and businesses to be environmentally friendly is well prepared to deal with the possible effects of climatechange such as heavy rainfall and rising sea levels reduces its energy consumption and carbon footprint provides sustainable solutions for modern transport uses digitalization and new technologies to stimulatebiological diversity and conservation produces goods and services in a resource efficient waywith minimal environmental impact. Holds five times as much garbage as aregular waste bin. The need for emptying has been reducedLED lighting with motion sensors. Commu ni cation via the lampposts’ electrical wiring andradio communication via special mesh networksof radio transmitters in the lampposts.by over two thirds. The number of complaints about sanitationhas decreased dramatically. Increased transparency within the City’ssustainability efforts.BENEFITS: The lights shine with maximum strength onlywhen someone approaches the lampposts. When a cyclist or pedestrian gazes furtherahead in front of him or her, the paths arelit with only 40 percent brightness. This isenough for those who use pedestrian andbicycle paths to perceive the path aheadas illuminated. The demand controlled lighting levels canresult in reduced electricity costs of about40-50 percent. When traffic is very sparse, the brightness ofstreet lighting can be reduced to 70 percentand in some cases 50 percent. Lampposts send automatic notificationswhen the lights need to be replaced.9
PHOTO LENNART JOHANSSON10The smart city isdemocratically sustainable
Smart examples“Make a suggestion”The Stockholm roomWHAT:WHAT:A mobile application that offers residents theopportunity to influence the city. A corresponding web form at stockholm.se has also beencreated to provide the opportunity to expressviews . In 2016, 100,000 cases were reportedand resolved through the system.Urban planning in the city is made visible ontouch screens. Visitors can zoom in to the models of buildings and get in-depth informationon current and planned projects.HOW:Photo-realistic 3D models.HOW:Democracy and high trust produce a creative environmentwhere new, innovative solutions can emerge. To make thedemocratic development sustainable, digitalization and newtechnologies are considered enablers.The objective is to make Stockholm a city that simplifies and enhances residents’ influence and participationin the democratic process through digitalization is open and accessible to everyone - residents, visitorsand businesses has transparent administrations and operations, wheredigitalization and new technologies are deployed to makethe democratic processes and decisions within the city morevisible to citizens and businesses.Residents use the mobile app or the web formto describe their matter. The app treats thecomplaint or view with the help of GPS locationon a map and integration with the systems formanaging activities of contractors.BENEFITS: The City of Stockholm handles views andideas about the traffic and external environment in Stockholm better and quicker , whichmakes the city cleaner, nicer and safer.BENEFITS: Increased transparency, facilitating greaterengagement from the Stockholmers.11
PHOTO SIMON GATE12The smart city issocially sustainable
enOpedocD e m ustasctciS o t aisusan a ll ybleWHAT:neThe bestenvironment forbusinessThe Digital Liftrain t i c aa b ll yleEcsus oltaThe highestquality of lifefor the citizensetivvanoFisus nantallycia ableinllyica blego naiSmart examplesInConCommunity resources should be distributed in a way whichmakes it possible for everyone to realize their lives througheducation, work and housing. Socially sustainable developmentbuilds a community and allows for participation in societaldevelopment. To make social development sustainable, digitalization and new technologies are considered enablers.The objective is to make Stockholm a city that achieves digital inclusion, where digitalization and newtechnologies are deployed to bridge social divides, createa community, and work together to reduce exclusion helps city dwellers to communicate, work, study, experience,and have an active life, based on each person’s uniquecircumstances increases perceived safety, both in private and in publicspaces, and creates vibrant and safe neighborhoods.The digital lift is a term gathering several digitalefforts within the City’s schools. The goal is toraise the schools’ digital maturity and improvethe use of IT. In the project called ”Tools for selfassessment”, teachers in primary and secondary schools asses their own digital skills withinvarious fields. Based on the results, the toolsuggests concrete actions that will form thebasis for an action plan. ”1:1 in 2016” is a projectto improve high school students’ learning byraising teachers’ and librarians’ digital maturity.The project was initiated in 2015 in connectionwith the decision that all high school studentsshould have access to their own computer.Digital tool detects readingand writing difficultiesWHAT:Eye scanning to identify literacy obstacles ofpupils in school. The project was tested in 2016,where a first screening of 800 students weresuccessfully performed.HOW:Digital technology scans eye movements whena pupil reads for about two minutes. The resultis then examined using AI (artificial intelligence)which can identify pupils who are at risk forreading and writing difficulties with a certaintyof 95 percent.BENEFITS:HOW: All students can be screened in a simple andThe project has identified arenas, individuals,forms and processes to increase the digitalmaturity of the schools. The project has resultedin the completion of three self-assessments, anetwork of inspired teachers to manage thedigital development at secondary schools, andsupport to the management of the schools tosteer the digital evolution.time-saving manner. Thus, teacher resourcesare freed up by switching the individualtime-consuming screenings of selected students, to quickly carrying out the screeningof whole classes. A possible perceived stigma is removedwhen the whole class is screened. The school can also monitor and evaluatevarious measures to increase reading andwriting skills of all students.BENEFITS: Enhanced digital maturity. Improved use of digital tools in education,allowing for better education.13
How the smart citydevelops14There are several important principles to make Stockholm a smart and connected city. Theirpurpose is to facilitate the work to make the city smart and connected. A number of importantthemes are found among the principles, including:CollaborationThe smart city is built in collaboration withresidents, businesses, academia and the publicsector. It is their needs, interests and opportunities that guide the development.Common IT-solutionsTechnology oriented principles say that theservices and functions in the smart city build oncommon IT solutions allowing multiple suppliersto develop and operate them. This will, amongstother things, facilitate the exchange of informa tion both within the City of Stockholm andwith other stakeholders. Common IT solutionsmake it easier to scale up services to multiplelocations. It also makes it easier to create newinnovative solutions by facilitating further development and reducing the risk of services andfunctions having to be replaced if underlying ITsolutions are replaced.Open and shared dataData from the City’s administrations and companies should be made available as far as possibleto facilitate use by both internal and externalstakeholders. It can, for example, promote datadriven innovation.Security and privacyAt the same time, it is important that all newsolutions meet the security and privacy requirements of the city’s policies and of applicable laws.Projects undertaken must clearly meet the City’sneeds and objectives. It is through the projects ofthe future that the smart city finally takes shape.
The Stockholmersmake Stockholma smarter cityThe City’s efforts to become a smart and connected city is constantly ongoing. New projects are being developedcontinuously. It is important that those who live in the city know about the smart services for the project to havethe desired effect. There are several interfaces for dialogue: The website stockholm.se/smartcity collectsinformation about the smart city in general. The blog smartsthlm.stockholm.se is continuously updated with news of the servicesbeing developed and with ongoing projects. The Twitter account @smartsthlm quicklyreports on new services, projects and ideasregarding the smart and connected city. Stockholmsrummet in Kulturhuset is aphysical place where visitors can experiencethe emerging city through 3D models, digitaltours and a large physical model of the city.As the City’s key objective is to raise thequality of life for those living and staying inStockholm, and to create a better climate forentrepreneurship, it is important that everyonein their daily life can make use of the servicesand solutions offered. Some of the smart city’ssolutions are used or consumed without beingnoticed a such, e.g. when the main bus isushered through quickly by the traffic lightsin morning traffic. Some solutions offer moreobvious interaction and encourage that we seekout smart services ourselves, such as reportingissues through the “Make a suggestion” app.Stockholm’s efforts to become a smart and connected city also operates in a broader context.Many smart solutions are developed by otherusers, public and private. Again, each andeveryone can explore the possibilities offeredby digitalization, and how new technology canmake life easier and better. We make Stockholm a smart and connected city together.15
The Capital of ScandinaviaProduction: Blomquist Print: Edita Bobergs Artikelnummer: 14331 Stadsledningskontoret 2017-03Stockholm – a smart and connected cityStockholm should be a city for all. A society where accessibility,growth, innovation, low environmental impact, equality and accessibility are a given. For old and young, IT-savvy and those less familiarwith IT. By using digitalization opportunities we will make life easierand better for all who live, work and stay in the city.stockholm.se
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