AASCTF Smart Cities Networking Days 2022

21 to 22 June 2022

AASCTF supports ASEAN cities with a strong vision to transform their cities and become pioneers in developing and executing holistic and smart city plans and strategies prioritizing livability. This two-day virtual networking event served as a platform to showcase ideas, approaches, digital solutions, lessons learned from our ongoing pilot projects in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, and use cases from partners in Australia and Europe. It was also an opportunity for participants to learn from and meet with peers working on smart city development across the ASEAN region and explore opportunities for collaboration.

Sessions during the event focused on smart city planning, smart mobility, strengthening urban resilience, and increasing institutional capacity in cities. Various stakeholders include local government officials and city managers working in urban planning systems, urban service delivery and/or financial management, the private sector, international financial institutions, multilateral organizations, non-government organizations, and members of the academe and urban development and smart city practitioners.

Download all slide presentations below, or watch all session recordings here.

Program and Learning Materials

21 June 2022
22 June 2022

21 June 2022

Session / Activity	Title	Speaker(s)
Opening Session: Smart, Livable Cities	Copenhagen – a smart livable and resilient city Ms. Lykke Leonardsen, City of Copenhagen's Head of Program for Resilient and Sustainable Cities, spoke about the city's work on adaptation and…	Lykke Leonardsen
Opening Session: Smart, Livable Cities	Smart, livable and resilient city - Australian perspective Ms. Katherine O'Regan, Executive Director of the Cities Leadership Institute, who shared some highlights from Australia's smart city journey from the…	Katherine O'Regan
Session 1: How Digitalization Can Support Smart City Planning	A Smart and Interactive Livable City Plan for the City of Makassar Professor Ananto Yudono shared the work done by the AASCTF with the City of Makassar, Indonesia in developing the Makassar Livable City Plan (MLCP)…	Ananto Yudono
	Digital Twin: A pathway to new planning horizons Adam Beck from the Centre for Urban Innovation shared a presentation on the concept of digital twins, one of many emerging tools that can be a…	Adam Beck
	City Planning: A data driven approach to urban and strategic planning Andrew Saad and Adrien Frew from the City of Gold Coast Council shared the city's approach to urban and strategic city planning, and the importance…	Andrew Saad, Adrien Frew
	Session 1 Mentimeter Attendee Responses This document captures the attendee responses from the interactive poll during Session 1 of the AASCTF Smart Cities Networking Days 2022.
Session 2: How Digitalization Can Reduce Traffic Congestion	AASCTF Penang Smart Mobility Micro-Simulation Model Development Richard Sprosen Team Leader of the Penang Smart Mobility Micro-Simulation Model Development shared highlights of the project currently being…	Richard Sprosen
	Gender and Mobility Marianne Weinreich from Rambøll and the Cycling Embassy of Denmark highlighted the main findings of their team's study on gender and mobility in a…	Marianne Weinreich
	Indonesia Smart Mobility Strategies: Opportunities and Realities Yale Wong from the Indonesia Australia Partnership for Infrastructure shared the Indonesian context of sustainable urban mobility planning. He…	Yale Wong
	Session 2 Mentimeter Attendee Responses This document captures the attendee responses from the interactive poll during Session 2 of the AASCTF Smart Cities Networking Days 2022.

22 June 2022

Session / Activity	Title	Speaker(s)
Session 3: How Digitalization Can Help Create Resilient and Inclusive Cities	AASCTF Smart Flood Warning, Information and Mitigation System Project Antonette Anaban from Baguio's City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office outlined Baguio City's climate-related challenges and current smart…	Antonette Anaban
	Gender and Social Inclusion in Flood Early Warning - Key learning and effective practices Alison Sneddon of Practical Action talked about why gender and social inclusion matters for early warning, and provided a quick overview of the study…	Alison Sneddon
	Digital Tools for Inclusive Data Collection in Indonesia Ms. Tiffany M. Tran, a Human Settlements Consultant from ADB presented a rapid assessment survey of the livability profiles of Pontianak and Semarang…	Tiffany M. Tran
	Session 3 Mentimeter Attendee Responses This document captures the attendee responses from the interactive poll during Session 3 of the AASCTF Smart Cities Networking Days 2022.
Session 4: How Digitalization Can Help Smart City Capacity Development Across the ASEAN	How digitalization can help improve smart city capacity development across ASEAN region John Hawke from the City of Perth (Australia) shared some of the work that they are doing under the city's twinning program under AASCTF with the…	John Hawke
	Overview of upcoming AASCTF training programs Jens Christian Riise gave an overview of the work being done under AASCTF through its capacity-building stream. This includes the smart city…	Jens Christian Riise
	Online Urban Ecosystem-based Adaptation course and UN-Habitat capacity development Henrik Bregnhøj of Good Deed Consulting gave an overview of UN-Habitat Learn, UN-Habitat's online learning platform on sustainable urbanization…	Henrik Bregnhøj
	Session 4 Mentimeter Attendee Responses This document captures the attendee responses from the interactive poll during Session 4 of the AASCTF Smart Cities Networking Days 2022.
Closing Session: Inclusive Cities	Working in inclusive cities in ASEAN region Sumaya Saluja from The Asia Foundation (TAF) followed Mr. van Etten's presentation by laying the context of some of the work undertaken by TAF under…	Sumaya Saluja
Closing Session: Inclusive Cities	Inclusive European Cities - Designing for living systems Mateusz Mastalski from Danish architectural firm Henning Larsen gave a presentation on inclusive European cities and designing for living systems…	Mateusz Mastalski

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Event Coordinator/s

Joris van Etten

ADB Organizer/s

Southeast Asia Department

Topics

Capacity Development
ICT
Urban Development