Since 2018, Global Smart City Partnership Program (GSCP) has supported the World Bank Group (WBG) teams in meeting their clients’ demands for smart city development through policy engagement, technical assistance and investments. This session tells the story of four TTLs reflecting on how smart city-related demands arose in their engagement and what outcomes and lessons they learned from applying smart technologies to city development. TTLs will share their experiences with GSCP support and insights into adopting a smart approach to city development.
The session will also discuss how much of their experiences can be replicated and what factors other teams may consider in supporting the clients’ ambition in using smart technologies for more efficient city planning and service delivery. Following case studies will be featured:
• Using Digital Twin and Three-Dimensional Cadaster for Smart Land and Infrastructure Management in Indonesia
• Building Capacity and Providing Support to Operationalize the Regional Digital Program in Central Asia-South Asia
• Promoting Smart and Green Mobility through a Funding Program for Municipalities in Serbia
• Strengthening Bangladesh’s Digital Infrastructure and Capacity to Build Back Better after the Pandemic
Program
Chair: Jessica Grisanti, Urban Specialist
Introduction
Global Smart City Partnership Program (GSCP) and case studies,
Narae Choi, GSCP Lead
Presentation
Indonesia One Map Case Study
Dong Kyu Kwak, Sr. Land Administration Specialist
Panel Discussion
Central Asia-South Asia, Serbia and Bangladesh Case Studies Moderator
Peter Ellis, Practice Manager Panelists
Oleg Petrov, Senior Digital Development Specialist
Svetlana Vukanovic, Senior Transport Specialist
Asmita Tiwari, Senior DRM Specialist
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Since 2018, Global Smart City Partnership Program (GSCP) has supported the World Bank Group (WBG) teams in meeting their clients’ demands for smart city development through policy engagement, technical assistance and investments. This session tells the story of four TTLs reflecting on how smart city-related demands arose in their engagement and what outcomes and lessons they learned from applying smart technologies to city development. TTLs will share their experiences with GSCP support and insights into adopting a smart approach to city development.
The session will also discuss how much of their experiences can be replicated and what factors other teams may consider in supporting the clients’ ambition in using smart technologies for more efficient city planning and service delivery. Following case studies will be featured:
• Using Digital Twin and Three-Dimensional Cadaster for Smart Land and Infrastructure Management in Indonesia
• Building Capacity and Providing Support to Operationalize the Regional Digital Program in Central Asia-South Asia
• Promoting Smart and Green Mobility through a Funding Program for Municipalities in Serbia
• Strengthening Bangladesh’s Digital Infrastructure and Capacity to Build Back Better after the Pandemic
Program
Chair: Jessica Grisanti, Urban Specialist
Introduction
Global Smart City Partnership Program (GSCP) and case studies,
Narae Choi, GSCP Lead
Presentation
Indonesia One Map Case Study
Dong Kyu Kwak, Sr. Land Administration Specialist
Panel Discussion
Central Asia-South Asia, Serbia and Bangladesh Case Studies
Moderator
Peter Ellis, Practice Manager
Panelists
Oleg Petrov, Senior Digital Development Specialist
Svetlana Vukanovic, Senior Transport Specialist
Asmita Tiwari, Senior DRM Specialist
Q&A