PNOY`S SOCIAL CONTRACT
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PNOY`S SOCIAL CONTRACT
Operationalizing Smarter Philippines Feb. 20, 2013 Smarter Philippines Launch Marco Polo Hotel, Davao City Feb. 20, 2013 Alejandro P. Melchor III Deputy Executive Director Information & Communications Technology Office Department of Science & Technology Smarter Cities: Engines of Sustainable Growth Optimum strategy for both sustained, high inclusive growth and poverty reduction: CITIES DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE Co-development of Tier II and Tier III cities in the countryside as Smarter Cities along with their surrounding rural communities. A Smarter City is Phase 1 of the city’s shift to a 21st century Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Society Those Asian economies which pulled away from the rest adopted knowledge-based economic development strategies What is the knowledge economy? Capital Labor Knowledge Agricultural age Land Industrial age Knowledge age • Knowledge has become the main resource • Creating and using knowledge is the key • Success based on what you know, not what you own The knowledge economy and society - Andre Saito 4 Our Smarter Cities Model draws heavily from the UN Habitat Model in philosophy and content Our Smarter Cities Model draws heavily upon the European-wide Smart Cities Initiative in structure The Digital Agenda of the European Commission promotes Smart Cities as a strategy for a flourishing Digital Economy by 2020 http://www.smartcities.info/europe-presents-digital-agenda Thus, we are delighted to have the European Chamber of Commerce as a Strategic Partner, to help us learn from Europe’s best practices The European Smart Cities Model has 6 dimensions which work together; a city normally focuses on 3 to 4 and devises programs to achieve excellence in those dimensions Smart Cities have 6 main dimensions (also called axes or characteristics), which work together to produce a holistic synergy. Barcelona focused mainly on 4 dimensions to build its Smart City strategy, action plans and programs. The idea is to attain excellence in all chosen dimensions. The Six Dimensions of a Smarter City Smarter Cities have 6 dimensions, which synergize to yield a high quality of life and sustainable and inclusive development. The city’s leaders and citizens normally choose 3 to 4 of these dimensions in their Smarter City Road Map and define programs for each dimension, aimed at achieving excellence in these Key Results Areas. The European Smart City Benchmarking System enables each city to assess its strengths and uncover systemic weaknesses hindering its growth. Undergoing the assessment then arms each city with strategic insight to create its Smart City Road Map, action plans and programs. Smarter Government* Factors Transparent governance Quality of public and social services Participation in decision-making Effective urban planning and management Weight ing 30% 30% 20% 20% 100% *Starting point: a notional model, roughly based on European Smart Cities system iGovPhil Smarter People* Factors Level of qualification Affinity to lifelong learning Social and ethnic plurality Flexibility Creativity Global outlook Participation in public life *Notional model based on European Smart Cities system Weight ing 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 100% Focus of our Smarter People Program: Knowledge Workers with 21st Century Skills SEVEN ESSENTIAL 21ST CENTURY SKILLS* 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Critical thinking and problem solving Effective written, oral, multimedia and multilingual communication Collaboration across networks and leading by influence Creativity and innovation Accessing and analyzing information Initiative and entrepreneurialism Flexibility and adaptability *Loosely based on the framework of the Partnership for 21 st Principles of Systems Thinking New course in Service Management Business Communication New course in Service Management Computer Gaming for Leadership Development i-CreativePhil Talent Component Century Skills. Technopreneurship Training: Startup Weekend, ON3 Pitching, LaunchPad DOST SETUP & Technology Business Incubators Partnership for 21st Century Skills: Members www.p21.org Talent Deep Dive & Location Assessment Smarter Economy* Factors Weighting Productivity 25% Innovative spirit 20% Entrepreneurship 20% Connectivity to the global economy 15% Economic image and trademarks 10% Labor market flexibility 10% 100% *Notional model based on European Smart Cities system Smarter Economy: Smarter SMEs Smarter Philippines will trigger demand for Filipino smart solutions, technologies and services Smarter SMEs will translate this demand to viable Filipino enterprises DOST’s SETUP Program “SETUP is our main vehicle in transferring technology to help bring development to the countryside. This year we have poured a record of 500 million pesos to boost our efforts in the SETUP.” - Sec. Mario G. Montejo, DOST CASE STUDY: BALANGA 2020 ISKOLAR NG BAYAN • Php 84 Million Scholarship Program • 12,427 College Scholars • 439 Teacher Scholars *Smarter Mobility includes both transport infrastructure and modern ICT & telecoms infrastructure Results: Awards and recognition Increase in income Record-breaking investments Tangible increase in literacy National ICT Confederation of the Philippines (NICP) ICT Councils partnering with Government to build a Smarter Philippines Smarter Countryside CITIES DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE European Commission Optimum strategy for both sustained, high inclusive growth and poverty reduction: Co-development of Tier II and Tier III cities in the countryside as Smarter Cities along with their surrounding rural communities. WE ARE IN THE EYE OF A PERFECT STORM… A once-in-several-decades window of opportunity to dramatically accelerate economic growth, job creation and investment. …to harness S&T and ICT as an engine of growth. …to develop the entire countryside. There has never been a better opportunity to build a Smarter Philippines! http://www.bpap.org/publications/research/investorprimer2012 Department of Science and TechnologyInformation and Communications Technology Office