GORE BUDGET 2014 $1,620 $1,587 2013 2014 VARIATION 2.1% - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
SMART CITIES FOR THE WORLD / MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2014 CHILE as a smart country CHILE statistics 17.566.815 15.397.784 11.329.736 15.266.206 13.336.909 7.374.115 9.316.127 5.028.060 2.346.055 2.290.609 2.013.609 2.060.875 1960 1982
SMART CITIES FOR THE WORLD / MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS 2014
3,739,148 660,804 3,369,849 2,785,226 584,623 TOTAL URBANA RURAL 1992 2002 4,339,952
POPULATION
HOUSEHOLDS 2.346.055 2.013.609 2.060.875 2.290.609 5.028.060 9.316.127 13.336.909 15.266.206 7.374.115 11.329.736 15.397.784 17.566.815 1960 1982 2000 2013 RURAL URBANA TOTAL POBLACIÓN
Source: INE
Source: CIES
249,482 students in 1990
1,127,200 students in 2012
From 14.4% coverage of population between 18 and 24 in 1990 to 54.9% in 2012
14.4% 2012 45.1% 1987
Source: 2012 Casen Survey
Poverty line: Monthly per capita income US$140 in urban areas / US$95 in rural areas. Indigence level: Monthly per capita income US$70 in urban areas / US$56 in rural areas.
$1,587 $1,620 2013 2014
Amounts in US$ millions 2014
STABLE COMPETITIVE TRANSPARENT EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN DIRECT FOREIGN INVESTMENT (2012) US$30,323MILL.
SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY TO JOIN THE OECD (2010)
EASINESS TO DO BUSINESS FORBES MAGAZINE REPORT (2013) ECONOMY WITH LARGEST FOREIGN INVESTMENT (2012) FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR
Competitiveness
By Heritage Foundation and Wall Street Journal
Economic freedom
22%
TREATIES IN EFFECT TREATIES SIGNED NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED WITHOUT SIGNING
CHILEAN EXPORTS WITH TREATIES WITHOUT TREATIES
22% 78% 2000: US$18 billIon 93% 7% 2012: US$ 79 billIon
Represents 61.5%
population
Represents 85.2%
GDP
Source: Ministry of Economics 2012
CHILE ARGENTINA URUGUAY VENEZUELA BRAZIL PERU COLOMBIA ECUADOR PARAGUAY BOLIVIA
18.4 18.2 15.8 13.2 12 10.7 10.7 8.8 6.1 5
GDP April 2013
Source: Ministry of Economics
with Internet access
mobile phone penetration
with Internet access
increase in mobile Internet connections between 2009 and 2012
from telecommunications offers
OECD COUNT . CHILE SOUTH AM.
OECD AVERAGE
56.6
SOUTH AMERICA
10.3
Source: World Economic Forum
Chile moved from No. 66 to
Chile has public programs and efforts to promote innovation:
During 2013, more than 12 million calls were serviced
25%
Dec 2012
33%
Mar 2013
37%
June 2013
40%
June 2013
Transporte Informa from the Ministry of Transport and T elecommunications (MTT) Estrategia Digital de Salud 2011-2020 (T elemedicine in hospitals) Proposal to create Science and T echnology Viceminister Office
Smart Cities Area creation (2012) The Foundation is supported by associates:
Conducted and developed the first Smart Cities Summit in Chile (2013) Smart Cities Task force begins (technical and institutional) in 2013
Proyecto colaborativo en base a redes de colaboración público privado
TRANSPORTE INFORMA Websites and social networks Radio broadcasting stations TV stations User information service MMT validates and publishes the information
TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTERS
Operating units at the main regions in the country 8 in operation + 2 public transport control centers
Identify traffic conditions
points on routes.
mobile telephones, GPS and music players.
Improve user information system
times.
forwarded to the UOCT.
Suggest new routes
different routes.
messaging panels located
networks.
BLUETOOTH
Actualmente trabajan en el sitio apps.gob.cl iFarmacias
App facilitating the search for on duty pharmacies in Chile
iBencina
App facilitating the search of prices and locations of gas stations in Chile
iTransantiago
App facilitating the search for alternative travel routes in the Santiago public transport system, see the nearest stops, buses, waiting times.
World Bank, País Digital and Ministry of Transpor- tation Innovation through ICTs to improve the provision of services Promote sustainable ecosystems and innovations for smart cities development
Development of technological solutions implementation plans
T echnological infrastructure plan to support solutions Hackathon and app-challenge and co-creation
Diagnosis and development of a plan for a Smart City innovation center in Greater Concepción
CHILECTRA PILOT PROJECT Electrical mobility technologies Domotics
locations Photovoltaic generation from solar energy Remote measurement
Electrical network automation
Public LED lighting
T elesupervision
EVALUATION THROUGH INDICATORS
Environment and climate change
Urban, including comprehensive urban development, mobility and transportation, economic and social development, competitiveness and safety
Governance Supervisor
T
improve the city in a comprehensive, integrated and continuous process.
Public sector actors Economy and production world Universities and Foundations Citizen representatives
País Digital Found. Public Inst. Private Inst.
Technical NFC task force
Economics
Undersecretary Office
Undersecretary Office
Mobile telephone companies