Policy of Smart City Development in Hong Kong
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The document discusses the strategic policy framework for smart city development in Hong Kong, emphasizing innovation, public engagement, and collaboration with the private sector. It highlights the need for sustainable infrastructure and improved quality of life for citizens, while outlining governance structures for effective implementation. Additionally, it contrasts Hong Kong's progress with successful smart city examples from Singapore and Seoul, identifying existing challenges such as bureaucratic hurdles and outdated regulations.
Policy of Smart City Development in Hong Kong
- 1. Policy of smart city development in Hong Kong Charles Mok, Legislative Councillor (IT) Fast Forward to 2030: Megacities – The New Land of Opportunity and Crisis Future Cities Summit 2017
- 2. Each city’s government has their unique set of problems 2
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- 5. Latest report from PwC commissioned by government (ITB) 9“strategic actions” 5
- 6. Invigorating the ecosystem for innovation Engaging the public and business and co-creating smart solutions Cultivating a culture of embracing changes Integrating with city planning Establishing a sound digital framework and infrastructure Reducing the digital divide and ensuring inclusiveness Equipping students and workforce with the knowledge and skills Developing an innovative strategy for procuring Improving preparedness and prevention 6
- 7. Proposed structure of governance 7
- 8. 8 SCSC: ● chaired by the CS/FS, high-level steering and coordination of relevant policy bureaux ● Members: heads of bureaux SCPO: ● Oversight, management of the implementation of smart city programmes at departmental level ● Overseeing and promoting collaboration with private sector and academia on research
- 9. Hong Kong in 2030… 9 Sustainability and development? Infrastructure and city expansion? Citizen’s quality of life?
- 10. 10 Tablet projectShow and explain your web, app or software projects using these gadget templates. How to design goals and measure progress?
- 11. Comparing to other Asian countries / cities 11 Singapore Seoul Taiwan
- 12. Singapore 12 ●A top global smart city in 2016 ●Smart Nation strategy covers a wide range of smart city initiatives related to energy, transport, lighting, mobility and technology innovation ●The Prime Minister is the champion who provides high-level direction and coordination ●The Smart Nation Programme Office (SNPO) has been established to provide effective integration of stakeholder views and to coordinate activities across departments
- 13. "You have to be in time for the future!" Jacqueline Poh Chief Executive Government Technology Agency (GovTech) of Singapore 13
- 14. GovTech Hive ● Singapore Government’s innovation lab for digital services – using government data ● 100-strong team of coders, UX designers and software testers 14
- 15. Success credited to... 15 ● leadership and effective delivery - ensures cooperation from within the government ● flexible "living" blueprint - 'do it now and fix it later‘, rather than ‘delay and miss’ ● early successes - attracts firms to use Singapore as a test bed
- 16. Seoul – Efficiency builders 16 A transportation system powered by Big Data and IoT
- 17. 17 • Operation data: gathered via GPS + wireless communication • Bus lanes to the centre: drastic increase in bus speed and punctuality
- 18. Seoul Distance-based integrated fare system passengers get discounts based on the total travel distance, as the card stores record of time and location of travel 18
- 19. 19 TOPIS – virtual control tower for Seoul’s transportation system, managing operation of buses and road traffic
- 20. What’s behind Seoul’s progress? A government which is… 20 ● Proactive in addressing its issues ● Has its own unique urban planning ● Strong public-private partnership
- 21. Taiwan #1out of 94 regions in open data (2016) 21
- 22. Data.gov.tw 22
- 24. Hong Kong – our hurdles 24 • Bureaucracy in procurement • Lack of incentive for internal innovation and transformation • Need coordination and KPIs in implementation • Prolonged decision making • Outdated regulatory framework We need to catch up!
- 25. Thank You Facebook: Charles Mok 莫乃光 charlesmok@charlesmok.hk 25