Citizen Co-designed and Co-produced Smart City

Kudo, Hiroko; Granier, Benoît

doi:10.1145/2910019.2910103

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“…With the development of a super-aging society, the single elderly population without spouses or children is increasing annually, which brings serious challenges in terms of pensions [6]. In Japan, the serious shortage of public service resources such as pension institutions and hospitals is becoming prominent, which has become the primary challenge for the sustainable development of Japanese society [7,8]. From the perspective of Tokyo Megalopolis, during the period from 2015 to 2025, there will be an increase of 1.75 million local elderly population [9].…”

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Analysis of the Smart Medical Service Model in Super-Aged Society-UR Agency as an Example

Zhang

2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Urban Renaissance (UR) Agency in Japan is one of the world’s largest public housing institutions. When faced with the serious aging problems in Japan, the Japanese implemented innovative reform, with the smart medical and pension service launched according to the characteristics of resident population and their variation trends. As it well mastered the actual needs of residents by establishing the intelligent medical system, the occupancy rate was increased. Meanwhile, the problem of inadequate local medical resources was solved, with the satisfaction of residents as well as the cultural exchange and integration within communities ameliorated, which hence realized the sustainable development of communities. In this study, the smart medical experience of Urban Renaissance Agency in Japan was explored in the hope of providing enlightenment for the development of smart communities in China. Relevant Chinese enterprises can draw lessons from the experience of community services in Japan, and via the cooperation among industries, governments, and universities, they can collaborate with universities, scientific research institutions, high-tech enterprises, district governments, and grassroots communities to give full play to the advantages of the platform and improve service quality.

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Analysis of the Smart Medical Service Model in Super-Aged Society-UR Agency as an Example

Zhang

2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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“…The workshop was conducted in an IGER Smart City Track event 10 where participants were shown the Smart Events Web Application and asked to interact with it for a designated time. After the interaction, participants were asked to complete a feedback survey, which included questions about their experience using the application and their suggestions for improvement.…”

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“…In general, it seems that Smart City initiatives lack the infrastructure (or interest) to support meaningful engagement and empowerment of citizens [5] [10]. At its worst, researchers described citizen involvement in Smart City projects as a disciplinary instrument to improve efciency rather than a tool to deepen democracy [10].…”

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Design of a Smart Community Event Planning Platform

Ackermann

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This master thesis builds upon the project idea ”Raum- und Materiallotse” which is part of Bamberg’s Smart City strategy, and makes suggestions for its implementation. It was investigated which stakeholders are interested in using a Smart Community Event Planning Platform like ”Raum- und Materiallotse” and requirements from the perspective of the expected users were identified via interviews. This project was worked on with Chaudry Hamza Tariq, who was particularly involved in developing a prototype (Smart Events Web Application) based on the user stories distilled from the interviews and proposing a solution to enable access to community-shared rooms through smart locks. Each individual’s contributions to the research are highlighted in the respective chapters. This report provides an in-depth analysis of the Smart Events web app and explores its development and implementation’s technical and practical aspects. It also investigates the potential limitations and challenges of developing a secure access system, including user privacy, security, and scalability issues. Additionally, this master thesis examines how a space search and event planning platform can support the development of Smart Community and makes specific recommendations for its implementation in Bamberg. By exploring the requirements and limitations of such a platform, this thesis contributes to the broader field of access control and secure storage, demonstrating how smart locks and other technologies can be applied to community-based spaces and events and highlighting this approach’s potential benefits and challenges. Furthermore, the research conducted in this master thesis contributes to the ongoing exploration of practices to improve the participation of citizens and non-governmental institutions in Smart Cities and to build sustainable Smart Communities, where individuals, organisations and governing agencies work in partnership to realise a common goal.

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The role of digital technologies in public sector coproduction and co‐creation: A structured literature review

Pauluzzo,

Fedele,

Dokalskaya

et al. 2024

Financ Acc Manag

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Digital technologies are changing the ways service users can cocreate value, thus rearranging relations between citizens and governments. However, research from a governance perspective is still in its infancy. Investigating 128 records, published until 2022, this article reviews and critiques the literature on digitalization and coproduction/co‐creation in public administration, offers an overview of the state of research, and outlines a future research agenda. The findings reveal four areas of concern that require more attention by researchers: the generation of public value; the analysis of the entire public service cycle; comparative studies; the mitigation of the risks arising from the implementation of digital technologies.

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Citizen Co-designed and Co-produced Smart City

Cited by 7 publications

References 36 publications

Analysis of the Smart Medical Service Model in Super-Aged Society-UR Agency as an Example

Analysis of the Smart Medical Service Model in Super-Aged Society-UR Agency as an Example

Design of a Smart Community Event Planning Platform

The role of digital technologies in public sector coproduction and co‐creation: A structured literature review

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