INTA International Urban Development Association

INTA33 Programme

INTA33 World Urban Development Congress
INNOVATIVE URBAN ENVIRONMENTS

KAOHSIUNG / TAIPEI , TAIWAN - 4-8 OCTOBER 2009

KAOHSIUNG Sunday 4 October

09h00		Welcome & Registration
10h00		INTA Governing Board Meeting
14h00		INTA World Urban Development Council (upon invitation)
14h00		Technical visits Kaohsiung: 1. Cultural Heritage and Space Reuse 2. Green Energy and Ecological Planning
17h00		INTA General Assembly
19h30		Welcome Reception hosted by the City of Kaohsiung

KAOHSIUNG Monday 5 October

08h30		Welcome and Registration
09h30		Opening Chairperson: Budiarsa Sastrawinata, President of INTA Chu Chen, Mayor, Kaohsiung City Government, Taiwan Chung-Ming Tseng, Vice Minister, Ministry of the Interior, Taiwan
10h30		Keynotes
		*Working out the global crisis through innovation* Mart Grisel, Director European Urban Knowledge Network, Nicis Institute, The Hague, The Netherlands
		*Innovation in urban development: a Taiwan asset* *Working out the global crisis through innovation* Charles Lin, Associate Professor National Chiao Tung University, Humanities & Social Sciences, Taiwan

11h30		Plenary Innovation in Urban Development: a Global Priority Chairperson: Yung-Te Lee, Deputy Mayor, Kaohsiung City Government, Taiwan Tain-tsair Hsu, Mayor of Tainan, Taiwan Joe Montgomery, Director General, Department Communities and Local Government, London, UK Pierre Laconte, President of ISoCaRP, Brussels, Belgium Motoo Kusakabe, President, Open City Foundation, London, UK Sunun Setboonsarng, Global Trade Specialist, Oregon Business Development Department, Portland, Oregon, USA

14h00		Best Practices Workshops
Workshop 1		*Innovative governance models* *Chairperson*: Pedro Ortiz, Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos COAM, Madrid, Spain Ren-yih Lin, Deputy Mayor, Kaohsiung City Government, Taiwan Jean-Michel Evin, Chief Executive, City of Echirolles, France Hong-mo Wu, Director General, Bureau of Public Works, Kaohsiung City Government, Taiwan Joseph Tossavi, President, Decentralization Mission of Benin, Ministry of Interior, Security and Decentralization, Benin
Workshop 2		*Innovation for socio-economic development* Chairperson: Shih-wen Yeh, Director General of Construction and Planning Agency (CPA), Taipei, Taiwan Eric Corijn, Vrije Universiteit, Brussels, Belgium Bert J Lim, President & Professor, The World Economics Society, Taiwan Martijn Kanters, Head of Consulting and Research, DTZ, Prague, Czech Republic Pierre Gautier, Architect, PG Architecture in collaboration with Eiffage, Paris, France Evert Verhagen, Project Manager, Creative Cities, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Workshop 3		*Innovation: the case for partnership* *Chairperson*: Abel Enguita, CEIM, Spain Taichi Goto, Tenjin Meiji-dori Development Council (MDC) Fukuoka, Japan Li-chuan Chu, Host of Advanced Incubation Environment Project, Small and Medium Enterprise Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs Kyle Alexander, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom Erik Larssen, Member of Board, Nistad Utbygging, Bergen, Norway Sascha Haselmayer, General Director, Living Labs Global

16h30		Master Classes
Master Class I		Prospective in Sustainable Transport Dominique Laousse, Prospective and Innovative Development, RATP, France
Master Class II		The Randstad Case: Innovation in Metropolitan Regions Mart Grisel, Nicis Institute, The Hague, The Netherlands Roland Auburger, Director, Province of South-Holland, The Netherlands
Master Class III		Creative Cities and Social Inclusion Eric Corijn, Free University of Brussels, Belgium

19h00		Welcome Dinner

KAOHSIUNG Tuesday 6 October
09h00		Best Practices Workshops
Workshop 1		*Innovative governance models* Chairperson: Derek Martin, Secretary General, IFHP, The Netherlands Ana Carla Fonseca Reis, Garimpo de Soluciones, Brazil Victor Santiago Tabares, Deputy Mayor, Area of Innovation and e-Government, Cáceres, Spain & Adolfo Chautón, programme coordinator, Cáceres Creativa, Spain Peter Matic, Chairman, Environment, Park & Sustainability Committee, Brisbane City Council, Australia Luiz Bolcato Custodio, Director of Cultural Heritage, City Council of Porto Alegre, Vice President International Council of Museums Latin America, Brazil
Workshop 2		Convergence of spatial (urbanism) and economic development (innovation) *Facilitated by* Interlace Invent and Architecture Association UK Lawrence Barth, Senior Lecturer, Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, UK Kuei-Lin Chang, Director General, Council for Economic Planning & Development CEPD, Taiwan Singapore One-North San Francisco, USA Shanghai, China
Workshop 3		*Innovation: the case for partnership* Chairperson: Kei Minohara, President Minohara Project Conductor's Office (MPCO), Tokyo, Japan Sam Tabuchi, PPP Graduate School,Toyo University Japan Frank Schnidman, Director, Florida Atlantic University Center for Urban Redevelopment Education, USA Didier Lourdin, Director Transport and Sustainable Development, EPAD, France Jih-hwa Wu, Director, Institute of Public Affairs Management, National Sun Yet-San University, Taiwan Bertrand Porquet, Director for Development COFELY (energy services GDF-SUEZ), France

11h00		Plenary
		*Public and Private corporations innovating the sustainable city* Chairperson: Ren-yih Lin, Deputy Mayor, Kaohsiung City Government Marc Clerkx, Senior Project Manager, Flanders DC, Leuven, Belgium Sumio Kuratomi, Tenjin Meiji-dori Development Council (MDC) Fukuoka, Japan Lee-in Chen Chiu, Policy advisor, Chung-hua Institution for Economic Research, Taiwan Michael Freedman, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand Gonzalo Prialé Zevallos, President, Association for Promotion of National Infrastructure - AFIN, Lima, Peru Frédéric Poisson, Program Director, City of Science and Industry, Paris, France

13h30		City Technical Tours
		Tainan City: Anping Harbor National Historical Park (Eternal Golden Castle, Harborside Historical Park, Anping Tree House, Yanping Old Street) - Chikan Cultural Zones - Confucius Temple Cultural Zones
		Taichung City: Taiwan Architecture, Design and Art Center (former TTL Taichung Distillery) - Taichung City Hall - Central Taiwan Science Park - New Civic Center & Taichung City Council - Taichung Metropolitan Opera House - Fulfillment Amphitheatre
17h00		Arrival in Taipei / Check in at Hotel(s) in Taipei / Free evening

TAIPEI Wednesday 7 October
08h30		Welcome and Registration
09h00		Keynote session *Chairperson*: Budiarsa Sastrawinata, President of INTA Lung-bin Hau, Mayor of Taipei, Taiwan Jiang Yi-Huah, Minister, Ministry of the Interior, Taiwan Koon Hean Cheong , CEO, Urban Redevelopment Authority, Deputy Secretary General,Ministry of National Development, Singapore K. Severin Nsia, Delegate of Spatial Planning, Ministry of Decentralization, Benin

11h30		Plenary *Chairperson:* Chien-yuan Lin, Deputy Mayor of Taipei, Taiwan Dominique Laousse, Prospective and Innovative Development, RATP, France Arantza Tapia Otaegi, Member of County Council, Mobility & Regional Planning Department, Gipuzkoako Foru Aldundia, Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain Marc Baietto, President, SMTC, Grenoble Métropole, France Catalina Velasco, Secretary of Urban Development, Bogotá City Council, Colombia

14h00		Technical Tours in Taipei
		Urban Development Projects 1. Taipei MRT Operation Control & Taipei People Sports Center 2. Huashan Cultural Park 3. Xinyi District 4. Neihu Technology Park

19h30		Dinner hosted by the City of Taipei

TAIPEI Thursday 8 October
09h00		Envisioning Workshops. These 3 workshops are platforms to present and browse solutions already in operation in cities around the world. Introducing diverse creative and interactive methodologies, they will help public and private decision-makers to benchmark the market at a glance, build partnerships and take interest in leading services. International companies and cities taking part, will share first-hand experiences in making cities more efficient, attractive, accessible and sustainable whilst encouraging entrepreneurs to take the risk to invent new solutions. The workshops draw on rich case material including include - Mobile parking & transport (mass transport and individual mobility) - Human City (city for citizens, intelligent cities) - Territorial development (social, technical and economical) - Urban services manufacturing (merchant services, city services, services to individual citizensâﬁı) - Services for visually impaired - Mobility services for tourism - Mobile healthcare in cities - Public health and infrastructures:
Envisioning Workshop I		Smarter mobility animated by Dominique Laousse, DG Innovation and Sustainable Development, Prospective and Innovative Design, RATP, Paris France Aims Cities have always been places of, and for, innovation. Today we are facing challenges (pollution, congestion, economic growth, human welfare...) that can be teasers toward urban innovation. Major changes affecting urban transport and mobility have shown the way. The main idea is that innovation is possible following a structured approach called Innovative Design. During the workshop, the purpose is to grasp new ideas and concepts about Cities evolution. The main objective of the workshop will be to open new ways to think differently about urban innovation. Structure/ Organisation of the workshop The approach is based on C-K Theory (Concept-Knowledge Theory) and KCP workshops (Knowledge-Concept-Prototypes/Projects) conceived by the research team from School of Mining of Paris. - Introduction (D. Laousse, RATP): Introduction to Innovative Design applied to urban challenges and to the workshop's methodology - Workshop: Parallel thematic sessions (4 workgroups for around 15 participants each) - Reports: Workgroups present their conclusions under a pre-determined format (10 minutes for each group) - Panel reactions: Reactions from a panel (4-5 participants) - Conclusions Workshop content Thematic sessions will be launched by presentation of pre-determined "projector concepts" - to organize and boost debates. Previous case studies will be presented to define projector concepts in 4 major themes: - Mobility (mass transport and individual mobility) - Human City (city for citizens, intelligent cities...) - Territorial development (social, technical and economical) - Urban services manufacturing (merchant services, city services, services to individual citizensâﬁı)

Envisioning Workshop II		Innovative urban services - GPS for Enterprises animated by Marc Clerkx, Flanders DC_Flanders District of Creativity, Leuven, Belgium Flanders District of Creativity is the Flemish organization for entrepreneurial creativity, founded by the Flemish Government as a non-profit organization. Flanders DC acts as a platform for cooperation in the pursuit of a more creative region, understanding creativity not as a goal in itself but as a means for businesses to compete smarter and for governments to ensure a healthy economy with more jobs. Flanders DC promotes entrepreneurial creativity throughout the region in order to make Flanders a more creative, more prosperous and more ambitious place to live and work. In 2004 Flanders DC took the initiative to set up the Districts of Creativity network. The exclusive international network of the most creative regions worldwide aims to share knowledge and best practices in the fields of creativity & innovation. Every year, the DC members* convene the Creativity World Forum, bringing together government leaders, entrepreneurs, and knowledge institutions to exchange ideas about how to tackle pressing economic problems and make their regions hotbeds for innovation and creativity. Baden-Württemberg, Catalunya, Flanders, Karnataka, Lombardia, Nord-Pas de Calais, Oklahoma, Qingdao, Québec, Scotland, Shanghai, Rhône-Alpes and Tampere. Flanders DC sets up awareness projects around entrepreneurial creativity and develop of practical tools and encourages entrepreneurs and citizens to look ahead and find creative solutions today to tomorrow's problems. It has developed several projects in this field: - GPS for Enterprises: a simple but effective brainstorming method for generating ideas. - The Flanders DC Fellows: 50 creative Flemish entrepreneurs who come to your school or event to tell their inspiring stories and talk about entrepreneurial creativity. - The Creators, the first TV program about creativity. Aims* During this workshop the GPS for Enterprises tool will be used in order to come up with new, creative ideas in the field of innovative urban services. The GPS for Enterprises is a simple but effective brainstorming method to generate ideas. In a group, you explore ways in which your company, school or association can react to future trends and developments. This way you use the creative potential of not only your own organisation, but others as well to maximise your best ideas for the future. Target groups Flanders DC has four target groups: - policy makers - general public - companies - knowledge institutions - education
Envisioning Workshop Iii		Cities as living laboratories for service innovation and high-growth technologies animated by Sascha Haselmayer, General Director, Living Labs Global Living Labs Global is an initiative to build a global market for urban service innovations, counting cities like Barcelona, Hamburg, Stockholm and international organizations like INTA and the Institute for Information Industry (III) in Taiwan among its strategic members. Together with innovative small- and medium-sized companies, these cities and institutions promote innovative services and technologies to advance their communities, and offer companies new opportunities for growth. Aims The Living Labs Global envisioning workshops are platforms to present and browse solutions already in operation in cities around the world. Introducing a creative and interactive methodology, they help public and private decision-makers to benchmark the market at a glance, build partnerships and take interest in leading services. International companies and cities will take part in the workshop, sharing their first-hand experiences in making cities more efficient, attractive, accessible and sustainable whilst encouraging entrepreneurs to take the risk to invent new solutions. Structure/ Organisation of the workshop Participants of the workshop will experience the 7 Steps from observation to commercialization and will gain first hand insights, and a chance to interact with international experts, business leaders, city leaders and entrepreneurs. The workshop will follow the Living Labs Global methodology, taking participants through a highly interactive experience. Key issues to be highlighted are: 1. Observation: Identifying local problems that can become global solutions. 2. Solution Concept: How to create at a concept that can solve a major global challenge. 3. The Actors: Motivating the eight key actors that will make- or break your innovation. 4. Business Models: The key to urban service innovation is a business model that is scalable and mediates different interests. 5. Rapid Prototyping and Agile Development: Urban services do not have to take 25 years to implement. How about 10 weeks? 6. Keeping more than an eye on the user: Making the citizen part of the design and innovation processes in cities. 7. Scalability: Overcoming the challenge of piloting in the first market, and expanding into early international markets. 8. The workshop will draw on rich case material, and will be conducted with the support of the City of Barcelona and the Institute for Information Industry. Workshop content Cases to be covered include: - Mobile parking & transport - Services for visually impaired - Mobility services for tourism - Mobile healthcare in cities - Public health and infrastructures. Target groups Target groups for the workshop are: - City representatives at political and technical levels - Technology experts and consultants - Entrepreneurs and companies interested in innovative urban services, technologies and business models - Investors and project developers - International service providers

14h00		Envisioning Workshops: from vision to implementation, with the animators of the workshops


15h30		Plenary Chairperson: Erik Larssen, Member of Board, Nistad Utbygging, Bergen, Norway Hsiao Chia-Chi, Deputy Mayor of Taichung, Taiwan Chung-hwa Tuo, Commissioner, Department of Information and Tourism,Taipei,Taiwan Lawrence Barth, Senior Lecturer, Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, UK Alfonso Martinez Cearra, Director General, Bilbao30, Spain

17h00		Presentation INTA34 Congress 2010 & Clossing Arantza Tapia Otaegi, County Council, Mobility and Regional Planning Department, Gipuzkoako Foru Aldundia, Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain Wun-Lung Sheu, Deputy Director General, Construction and Planning Agency, Taiwan Budiarsa Sastrawinata, President of INTA