ict : enabling the sustainable city and community

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ICT: Enabling the Sustainable City and Community

Monique MecheDirector, Global Environment Policy and Sustainability

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Cisco Vision

If it’s Connected to the Internet, it can be Greener

MONITOR

MANAGE

REDUCE

Electricity use in offices Appliances in homes Traffic flows in cities


SMART 2020: ICT Climate Change Solutions According to the SMART

2020 Report, ICT can reduce global emissions up to 15% by 2020: five times its own footprint in 2020

Savings of 7.8 Gt CO2e Key requirements to capture

opportunity:New Business ModelsEnergy Efficiency ICT/R&D InvestmentsNew EcosystemsNew Regulatory ModelsActive Carbon Marketswww.smart2020.org


CITIES: FACING CLIMATE CHALLENGES

80% of

World’s GHGs

Emissions

>50% of

World’s

Population

75% of World’s

Energy

Consumption

•Half the world’s population – set to rise to 80% by 2050

•Big cities getting bigger....100 new 1M+ cities by 2025

•500M urbanized in next 5 years•Cities use 75% of the world’s energy and are responsible for 80% GHGs

•Critical for climate change first response, mitigation and adaptation

• Easy best practice transfer : less differentiation between ‘North-South’ designations than national governments


VIDEO

Connected Urban Development (CUD)


5 year Cisco commitment under Clinton Global Initiative, initiated in 2006 Public-Private partnership with Amsterdam, Seoul, San Francisco, Madrid,

Lisbon, Birmingham, and Hamburg Objectives:

- Develop innovative solutions using ICTs to reduce CO2 emissions- Blueprints, models and practices that help to create successful, connected,

attractive and sustainable 21st century cities- Improve the way cities function through ICT:

- give people information to make informed decisions + change behavior- manage cities in more participative way

Connected Urban Development (CUD)


Connected Urban Development A Blueprint for Smart and Connected Communities

Broadband PlatformIP-Enabled Homes and Offices, Roads, Utilities, Workplace Design

Sustainable Urban Planning

Connected & Sustainable Work

Smart WorkCentres

Digital Swarming& Hub Pavilions

ConnectedWorkplaces

ConnectedWorkforce

Connected & Sustainable Buildings

Homes

OfficeBuildings

Public Spaces

Public TransitHubs

Hospitalsand Schools

Connected & Sustainable

Mobility

Smart Transportation

Pricing

Personal TravelAssistant

Connected PublicTransit

Connected & Sustainable

Energy

Renewables &Co-Generation

Urban Monitoring& Measurement

Citizens EnergyEfficiency

Sustainable Socio -

EconomicsActive Community

& Eco Maps

InnovativeGreen Business

Models andSustainability

Clusters


Cisco / NASA : Planetary Skin

The Problem: Can’t manage what you can’t measure, notably

for resources, risks & environmental markets

The Solution:A web-Platform capable to : Manage resources productively and effectively

(energy, water, land, waste, and infrastructure) Manage risks (related to rises in sea level,

affecting coastal infrastructures, drought-related crop yield reductions, and disease proliferation and pandemics)

Manage new environmental markets (carbon, water, biodiversity and more)

Data collected from space to airborne to terrestrial sensors to people-based networks- to model, predict, analyze and report

www.planetaryskin.org

Massive global-monitoring system of environmental conditions to enable effective decision making


Large andGlobal

Diverse Students andCommunities

Students: Age (12-65), Gender (20% female), and Challenging Circumstances

Mature and Developing Countries

165+ Countries900,000+ Students/Year3,250,000+ Students over 12 Years

Cisco Networking Academy Overview

Diverse Educational Institutions

Entry Level Networking Skills EducationFocus: Individuals and Underserved Communities

Universities, Community Colleges, Vocational Schools, Secondary Schools, Non-profit Organizations, Second Chance


Students, Growth and Gender by Region (900,000+ Students)

U.S. and Canada

Europe

Latin America

Central and Eastern Europe

Russia and CIS

Middle East

Africa

AsiaPac - Mature

AsiaPac - Emerging and Less Developed

Japan

1% -10%

6% 8%

19% 24%

2% 47%20% 7%

7% 8%

14% 9%

19% 14%

Source: AME, jzinn_v1, Snapshot as of Nov 2, 2009

% of Global Total

14%

23%

7% 35%

5% 21% 28%

31%

9%

14%

17%

31%

19%

17%

% % Growth YoY

% % Female

% % of Worldwide Total


Sustainable Solutions: TelePresence

Changing the Way We Work, Live, Play and Learn

1 Flight from SFO to TYO =

98 TelePresence Sessions

Travel Avoided

97,543 Meetings

Cost Savings

$390,000,000

Emissions Saved

210.7Metric Tons

Cars Off the Road

36,546

Source: Cisco TelePresence Executive Metrics DashboardTime Frame: 158 Weeks


COP15: Cisco Official Technology SponsorThe greenest, most collaborative climate summit ever

Global Climate Change Meeting Platform Connected UN HQ in NY, UNFCCC in Bonn, UN Palais Des Nation in Geneva, UNICC in Geneva, UNEP

in Nairobi, Danish Ministry of Climate, 75 Cisco TelePresence rooms, 23 Danish embassies, Govts of Mexico, South Korea, Australia, and France


ICT Climate Solution Opportunities

Transportation De-materialization Buildings Information ManagementSmartgrid

Sub Sectors

Integration and Management of

Distributed Power Generation

Facility Level GHG Management

Congestion Pricing and

Management

Software for Demand

Response Mgmt

Vehicle to Grid Charging/Storage

Collaboration Software

Software Companies

Social Networking for Ride/Car Sharing

Remote Demand Management

Equip Mfgs (HP, Dell,

Intel, Ericsson,

Nokia)

Smart Meter Connectivity

Telecoms

Distributed Storage Systems/Vehicle 2 Grid

Real Time Transfer of Information

Broadband Access =>Low(er) Carbon Trans Alternatives

Demand Response Integration with IT

Equipment

Tele- Conference

Cloud/Virtualization of Servers

Wireless Grid Mgmt

Building Energy Management

Network Companies

Building Energy Monitors/Sensors

Route Planning /Goods Mgmt

Desktop Virtualization

Supply Chain Management and GHG

Reporting

Energy/GHG Management Dashboards

Cloud Server/Virtualization Software

Route Planning /Goods

Management

Tele-Conference

Smart Parking & Pricing Systems

E-books, e-Music, Digital Photos, Paperless Workspace

Home Energy Mgmt

Dashboards

Smart Appliances


Conclusion ICT enables sustainable

cities and communities Developing climate change

mitigation and adaptation solutions depends on using ICTs

Embrace Technology/ Broadband/Education as enablers for sustainable cities


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