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The technical committee meeting held today in Murcia RECI has reviewed proposals to advance the implementation of electric vehicles in the cities or the development of eGovernment.
Murcia, which coordinates the energy group, has submitted a project for the implementation of Smart Cities.
The Network aims to harness new technologies to improve public services, achieve savings in costs, incorporate advances that can benefit citizens and work in coordination to improve the competitiveness of the country avoiding duplication.
Building Sustainable Cities and able to provide citizens with better services at lower cost is the role it occupies in the 23 capitals that make up the Spanish Network of Cities Smart (RECI), whose technical committee met today in Murcia.
The members of the organization share the same goal and agree on the means to achieve, based on their willingness to share experiences and work together, so that the progress made by a city is transferred to the other, thus optimizing resources and cost savings.
This is explained, Iñigo de la Serna, Santander Mayor and President of the Red-cities that "take advantage of new technologies to improve our public services, achieve savings in costs, incorporate advances that can benefit the citizens and work in coordination to improve the competitiveness of the country. "
Join forces, share projects, create synergies and avoid duplication is the reason for the network because "it makes no sense for a city to invest resources in a project when another city is doing the same."
So in RECI, its members are caring and generous because in this forum shows what advances have made in their cities and offer it to others.
Therefore, the projects submitted must meet three conditions: be very specific, easy and flexible to implement and easily replicable in other cities
The alliance is comprised of Barcelona, ​​Burgos, Cáceres, Castellón, A Coruña, Logroño, Huesca, Madrid, Malaga, Murcia, Palencia, Pamplona, ​​Salamanca, Santander, Segovia, Seville, Valencia, Valladolid, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Alicante, Palma de Mallorca, Sabadell and Rivas-Vaciamadrid.
Transform cities into Smart Cities is the ideal tool to get citizens enjoy a better quality of life thanks to the advantages offered by new technologies.
The application of new technologies in a cross-administration leads to greater energy savings, greater efficiency and effectiveness.
This requires progress in various fields of municipal management, and this is the reason why the RECI works in five different areas: Energy (whose group coordinates Murcia), Social Innovation (A Coruña), Environment, Infrastructure, Building Livability and Sustainable Urbanism (Vitoria), Urban Mobility (Burgos and Valladolid) and Government, Economics and Business (Valencia).
The meeting held this morning in Murcia has sought, among other things, on the projects submitted by each of the working groups.
Also present were members of the network technology, private companies willing to cooperate, including Telefónica, Fundetec, Post Office or IBM.
Unique proposals were heard, including the creation of a single card recharge electric vehicles useful throughout the country, the technological design of an application for social services project to help deaf people their procedures in the municipalities; the white paper of the smart cities, that is, what requirements must a city to be considered "smart" (proposed by Murcia) or implantation of sensors for the "augmented reality".
WG 1: Social Innovation:
1.
Presentation of Omni, tele-assistance system
2.
Presentation of bildtec
3.
Provision of the network, development of social services
GT 2.
Energy & EUROCITIES:
1.
EUROCITIES, Smart Cities: Current European routes and how to get funding and to describe and analyze the lines of the EU Smart Cities and the Horizon 2020.
2.
Writing a specification to contract a study to establish the definition, design and implementation of a Smart City, funded by the Spanish Agency Association of Energy Management (EnerAgen).
WG 3: Environment & Infrastructure:
Vitoria, European Green Capital, presented their progress on environmental issues.
WP 4: Urban Mobility:
A. - Electric mobility and public-private partnership
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Pilot experience of charging
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The role of Freight Managers
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Explanation of Measures VELID pulse electric mobility 2012-2015
2. - Programs and Initiatives EU Funding
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EIT and the Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KIC)
3. - Urban Transport of Goods and Electric Vehicles
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Distribution in urban centers (eg city) and studies.
4. - Intelligent Transportation System.
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Standardization and open data.
GT 5: Government, Economy and Business:
EGovernment: the objective is to develop a flexible model, adapted to the particular situation of each municipality, telematics enables the provision of a catalog standard procedures.
A. - Technological aspects (architecture): authentication and electronic signature, notification system, electronic register of I / S, Company Directory, online payment, time stamping, electronic records management, document repository, repository of citizen data management, third-party representation, bus or catalog Integration of procedures.
2. - Organizational aspects (indicator system)
3. - Legislative aspects (ordinance)
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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