Title: انجمن اصلی | راه حل های دیجیتال برای تاب آوری شهری (انگلیسی)

دیجیتالی شدن روندی است که به طور فزاینده ای در سیستم های شهری نفوذ می کند. اثرات متعدد همه‌گیری COVID-19 این روند را تسریع کرده است و آن را به موضوعی تعیین‌کننده برای آینده شهرها تبدیل کرده است. در فوریه ۲۰۲۰، شبکه شهرهای مقاوم (R-Cities) و ویزا اعلام کردند که برای توسعه منطقه آمریکای لاتین همکاری خواهند کرد. به دنبال این تعهد، آنها برنامه شهرهای انعطاف‌پذیر شکل‌دهنده دنیای دیجیتال را ایجاد کردند که ایجاد راه‌حل‌های دیجیتالی را برای رسیدگی به بزرگترین چالش‌های تاب‌آوری پیش روی شهرهای آمریکای لاتین ترویج می‌کند. در طول انجمن: راه حل های دیجیتال برای تاب آوری شهری، اقدامات راه حل محور اتحاد و برنامه، و همچنین روندها و فرصت های دیجیتالی سازی فراگیر در آمریکای لاتین و کارائیب همراه با یک پانل متشکل از سخنرانان سطح بالا و کارشناسان دیجیتالی سازی فراگیر و تاب آوری شهری اطلاعات بیشتر در مورد برنامه: https://resilientcitiesnetwork.org/programs/resilient-cities-shaping-a-digital-world/

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قسمتي از متن فيلم: With our society so again i would like to thank the whole theme and to let everybody know that you have my full commitment to expand the impact that we have reached these collaborations are headed towards the very same mission that we are envisioning connecting the world in an innovative fashion

In a way that allows our network to grow especially in the human side thank you very much thank you very much eugene now we’re asking our production to run the video for us please In terms of the digitization of all our cities to become more and more refueling each time we see that digital economy allow us to bring new opportunities in an inclusive way the potential to create benefits across all of our society and to make sure that each city becomes more efficient in turn For context at digital pavement we will unleash to translate a transformation in our kalisto society creating a more efficient more inclusive and more resilient system for all the inhabitants of this state Today Bring the productivity up for our locals for our groceries making sure that we decrease food insecurity for the next years making sure that our system is truly self-sustainable and resilient We’re giving back the floor to eugene and romina for all the things that they’re doing to make bring this program to life but now in order to know more about the actual functioning of the system and how we’re going to take the first action we will hear either seven

Head of urban mobility in the cities for that america and the caribbean go on either you have the floor hello everybody and good morning and i would like to add something else to eugene and romina’s message we’re so happy to be here today celebrating the digital sector for urban human resilience uh

The subject for this first edition of our of her sketchup so before going into anything else i would like to explain to you how these systems are being developed so if uh help help me really quickly help me really quickly view the presentation so we’ve created this alliance

In order to highlight the strengths of our institutions and to have a general impact in cities and their economies this program began with a very simple goal to support the vulnerable sides of our society in order to face and solve the most difficult challenges that they face strengthening their resilience in their

Economies to inclusive digitization and as we all know we are in a time of constant change where transformations are upon us so we need this is what we need to understand in order to fully understand the components of our program which are three to understand to solve and to escalate to height

By understanding the first of our components were thinking about analyzing challenges to be able to view the main challenges that we face through the object of urban resilience in order to take to make the best of current opportunities present in our economy as part of the first movement that we’re going to do

We have created a digitization index which could help our to see how they can become more efficient and so that we can all together work in our areas of opportunity the second component is to solve which evidently like you all know means that we can support other cities and uh solving

Their digitization challenges and this is a very innovative concept because we have a new we have new teams to help that our network teams our speech teams and the innovation center where the methodology has been developed so that we can use our design thinking and working especially with

The resilient teams in other departments and other cities and other governments and many different players in each city’s ecosystem we have created a virtual array of tools that will allow us to visualize analyze and solve any problems that anything might have so this was part of our first plan of action

On the last component to escalate or to hide this is at the utmost importance to our program because we’re trying to amplify the impact that we can generate to share our knowledge our learning and we want to do that through publishing our playbook which will be done today

And also through this forum because we are all here together we want to make sure that everyone can benefit from our work from our knowledge from our solutions how did we select the cities that we’re gonna with a challenge in the digital economy spectrum the challenges that were given were analyzed by

A committee that evaluated every single step that would need to be taken according to many different criteria the main cities that we have been working especially during the last year that are present in this forum today in order to share their experiences have been the metropolitan area of guadalajara

In the state of jalisco the metropolitan state of quito and in brazil which we as we just saw in the video how can we have a different experience in public transportation where they’re interoperable sustainable to actually benefit the inhabitants of the metropolitan area of guadalajara and the

Rest of elizabeth in order to make the city more equalitarian egalitarian and inclusive for many months we were working on the solution in order to modernize the system of public transportation in the state implementing a new system for digital payments this is more sustainable faster and accessible for everybody the second challenge

Was presented by the metropolitan district and it read how can we make digital tools more accessible to make sure that all businesses have a proper handling of their clients and this is a challenge that we are very excited to be working with we’re reactivating these kinds of challenges

In these areas in this case what we did uh was analyzed all the values of chains all the chains of values connecting different kinds of merchants for smaller to larger enterprises making sure that we knew what their situation was in order to implement a new initiative to help all the different businesses

And finally in the municipality of salvador was how we can strengthen the local local economy in a sustainable way so that the city of el salvador is more resilient so we work together with uh this network our network of resilient cities visa from the secretary of research development and technology and the foundation

We worked in order to create a digital school that would be free to all applicants all done in an effort to help salvador to bridge a gap between the vulnerable citizens and new opportunities and better tools for the development of their own life so this is these are the programs that we

Implemented and i’m sure we will hear about the experience of each individual member of the panel in a second muchisimas gracias actually we’ve heard this in all interventions the pandemic have accelerated the transition with these changes both internationally and regionally domestically changing many aspects of urban life at the same time

So at the same time we’re looking at the future of latin america and an urban environment and we are honored to be able to hear julian this morning he’s the head of sustainable development for back latin america and the international council for water he’s an economist and a business administrator

And as head of sustainable development he is in charge of implementing all the different programs related to water when inclusion gender and climate change among many other different subjects so thank you very much for being here with us today it’s also a pleasure to be here with you today can anybody hear me

So properly you very much for the global network representatives and this says invitation to this forum i know that we are here to build over something but i i like this program of better preparing cities to challenge their own development challenges of tomorrow especially in latin america and

The caribbean since we are so vulnerable so vulnerable already and in the context of epidemic obviously this is more complicated so it becomes more important to further our efforts so thank you very much we’ve been working very closely with eugene in our coordination for a while we’ve also been working with the dominant

Tester thank you very much to aida also i your presentation was very interesting to me and we give our thanks to alejandra and of course this forum now going in a more pragmatic aspect of things we would like to co-create and see that before it escalates so it is me a

Pleasure to be able to share a couple of minutes with you with all my different colleagues letting you know that the work that we’ve been doing at the inter-american bank of development is furthering of the digitization of all the member countries we have 17 members actually we just had an 18th applicant

For that last year we worked in this network seven different exchange sessions and trading of information with local government which was a very enriching experience so that we could learn from each other’s story and somehow catch up somehow understand how many different how the different aspects of the management of digitization should be

Especially in the context of epidemics so let’s get going practically in terms of urban resilience is the proposal that we’re still working with uh at the level of a local government this has already been mentioned so i’m going to try to speed through this part of the presentation

The dynamic is an opportunity but it has created many different needs very different essentially such as digitization which are so important today just imagine what would have happened if academics had happened 20 years ago when we when we needed to use a dial-up connection right and that would have been so

Difficult this is actually romine was telling us how we are adopting new technologies especially in the communication and information sectors and we’ve also been listening to how it’s important for us to pay attention to digital banking which again presents us with the opportunity to be more financially inclusive but also

To create an efficient solution in favor of a better learning as humans towards the better health of our society these new policies are not very open in many latin american countries which can then in turn become a phenomenon that exacerbates the separation and inequality in europe and the united states and i

Don’t mean to overwhelm you with numbers but over there forty percent of all workers can work remotely and work from from home and has been able to do so throughout the whole endemic nevertheless latin america and the caribbean step out estimate that only 21.3 of all workers are able to do it

Africa’s rates are at 15 but on the other hand at a factorial level the probability that one person has to work is about 80 in across all professional activities if each obviously there is a significant gap in our region with connectivity availability actually i was talking about this with

The minister of economy of the dominican republic which participated in our meeting yesterday low connectivity in the dominican republic reduces the availability for people to work by at 11 if they are to do it online in turn results in the results theme and the working matrix of the whole country so obviously the

Pandemic has highlighted how important it is how it is the need to strengthen and better structure all our digital schools with innovation in our site this is what we’ve learned in latin america and the caribbean we are learning that in order to make a connection better as we physically speaking

Is once it will lead to a digital government to the government being involved in a way that is able to take care of the challenges of their society so broadband internet is very necessary which contributes to the regeneration of all the users abilities strategic meeting with the leader of uh argentina

We’re headed we already have the revolution 4.0 but the five final revolution is already incorporating all the social needs of the people this agenda of inclusion and finally our new plans for the sustainable cities and climate change has obviously become very important very relevant and the challenges how we can better

Prepare all the cities across the world and with an agenda of adaptation to the environmental challenges that we face today now i would say that our challenges nowadays are quite significant on average the digital axis at least that is efficient and our region needs to be

Better in the sense that the prices need to be more accessible to families and there needs to be a framework that is adequate for people to access actually it has been proven that less than 50 of our entire population has brought that internet and only let that person have high quality optic fibers

In terms of average this is of course the generalization but there are great separations across the sectors of our society for instance in chile it was only 15 percent that people had broadband but then in bolivian paris why only three percent of home had access to the internet Availability which is almost 10 of the homes in many many countries and the cost of the smartphone obviously is quite significant because it can reach 30 to 35 of the the key things that i wanted to mention in terms of the gap there is a great amount of technological illiteracy in our country

It has also been shown that at least half percent 50 of the people in our region were not familiarized at all with any digital games or there were also many individuals who are over 200 mainly people that have been technologically concluded because they don’t know how to use any

Of these devices and this is of course one of the biggest challenges that we need to face in order to bring people into taking advantage of all the opportunities that we are in regards to the general government we would say that we are not very ready to take

Advantage of all the benefits of digitization in 2015 only 30 percent of the countries in our region had a way to access their services digitally then of course the international pandemic came and everything obviously we need to see how we’ve done over the last couple of years but we are clearly still

With our sights on improving our development and adaptation but it’s clear to see how the pandemic has affected all the different sectors of our society across latin america the caribbean because there were many children that were not attending school at all for a while and the subject of digital education has

Become something of a deprivation to a lot of the population and then this has obviously affected the labor market is to fully integrate in our society obviously now the benefits of digitization have gone from being just a luxury to natural needs and i think that bridging this gap is something available

To all governments many governments in latin america and the caribbean are estimating that over the next decade broadband availability will go to Wrap and working from home will amounts to zero points over 0.13 gdp for each country and one of the goals for connectivity will be of 62 percent so if we run a cost analysis on these budgets but we compare it to other great investments that latin america and the caribbean

Have to commit to in order to bridge the infrastructure gap in development economies we would say that the effort to cover this particular need is not that great now one of the most crucial elements in order to face the economic technology in this region as a problem of this nature i would say

That the countries of latin america and the caribbean has started to have started prioritizing this challenge especially in the informal markets needs of this region so that we can enhance them and improve them for a better post endemic administration which will now be the basis of a resilient agenda to change the whole

Region now secondly i would say that it’s important to deepen our understanding and our involvement with urban digital inclusion so that we can reach the digitization gap in many different homes from the government but in order to do this we need to understand what are the effects

Of having an access to the internet is raise one of the people so that we can understand how to bring them not only just from an economical point of view but also from a cultural point of view in advance and lastly we need to understand how to bring

Theory of operation to an actual actual practical practical knowledge so that we can rise from the challenges of this pandemic now i’m going to go on to the next slide just so that i can share with you two very free spaces that we’ve been working with in the uh

For a long time the first one of which is obviously working with one of the regional government now within the framework of our initiative cities with the future we have been advancing in a financing aspect for that is important for operations the direction plan for technology and intelligent cities

Which probe which promotes an intelligence a smart steady model that is obviously sustainable and inclusive focused on the people and that makes sure that everyone has access to platforms of interaction and communication in order to boost the growth of digitally fueled business within the region we want to install over two hundred

Thousand kilometers of plastic fiber cable which we are subsidizing and we are also developing developing an urban cloud and a system to better administer the city in terms of a great digital environment now we’re going to go into the next case i’m sorry for rushing through all these things this is the

Program that we use in the city of buenos aires platform for climate change and the fundamental implementation of the goals for climatic sustainability which is a commitment of to significantly reduce greenhouse gases by 64 now this initiative which is aligned with many different protocols in the government that we’ve also been

Reporting is showing us how there is a process of procreation that has resulted in consultations workshops and many different lessons between the government and citizens is the administration of Digital solutions are at least for us in the future thank you very much listen to what you have to say you’re one of the main allies in our network for new zealand cities now based on what lien has said with the data that she shared with us we will have

We’ll give the floor announced to the cities that have worked on the first edition of these programs so that it can show what they have done how they have benefited from the digitalization many different cities in latin america now to moderate this panel we will welcome maria camilla she’s the

Main director of the division of she has a master’s in the economy and in business administration and she has over 18 years experience in the public sector of colombia where she was secretary of uh and she’s always excelled at fiscal and global environment so camilla is obviously one of the main

Person is going to present each one of our participants is going to help us uh understand this a little bit better thank you very much and thank you very much to everyone that is here with us today thank you for the international network to also allow us to join this network with

Inter-american tech development today the social network of vip is a platform that allows an easier exchange of solutions and knowledge so that we can face all our urbanization challenges present in the latin american and caribbean region through the spreading of knowledge we will be able to identify the problems and the

Solutions that are at so that we can not only solve our problems but also those of our neighbors of course we are looking towards programs such as green recovery and current resilience in this laboratory we have reached a better advancement in digitization as a pool to strengthen urban resilience these platforms are key

To our 2025 fish these last years have proven to be quite a milestone in urban resilience because each city became a laboratory this allowed us to be better connected to see what challenges were present during the pandemic from doing generalized tests to be able to maintain different schools and as well as

Helping in the aid of all the emergencies brought on by covet 19. we have bridged the gap socially at least with our urban development program just as i said before but we can see the numbers and we can see the gaps in between the cities and the inequality between their inhabitants

And again these are many problems that our citizens have already faced just because they were had no access to the internet because they were not able to work from home because they could not go to work during the conditions which we’ve all been subjected to

So i think it’s very important for us to realize at least in this conversation so we can not only improve access to technology but also how we can have better quality and digitization services after the city resilience needs to be incorporated as a public policy so that we can all have it

For instance urban services create resilience and they should be delivered to all levels and nuts and crannies of society i do think that we are now key allies in order to improve the lives in our city technologies can not only help Alarms in order to detect what is going on in our situation in our societal situation but we can also improve the life quality of life by understanding everybody’s challenges such as we’re seeing today which is the reason i am excited to be here today because i

Want to learn more and i want to share more with all the different cities that are here tonight so that we can understand how to make our citizens lives better and now listening to the panel members let’s actually start doing that let me introduce public transportation in mexico

We are also joined by david which is the metropolitan director of resiliency and finally a systems analysis uh systems analyst in working with the company and government of electronic governance so thank you everybody for being here and thank you for telling us what your city space challenge is we’ll start with the

Director of transportation services in the state of jalisco their mobility in guadalajara has experiments and many different changes during the last few years implementing new processes obviously for urban development and the new applications for city planning as well as data ministry have been seen seeing great benefits obviously there have been many implications

That the coveted 19th endemic had a great effect on all transportation services so now they are taking this into account also keeping in mind that public transportation is key to the life of the city so now leo please tell us how has implementing digital payments and public transportation and how do you think

The city’s resilience can be implemented good day everybody thank you very much for your invitation uh i’m here on behalf of the government of jalisco i would also like to say that also in this call we have the leader of this project the appropriate channel to answer this question

So thank you very much for mentioning us and now go ahead back there [Applause] For the mobilization service and technological services who have taken care of this project from the very beginning working alongside the territory management section of our government and in many different cases we’ve also worked with the foreign relations at office so i would like to first start by thanking recipes and visa and

Everybody else for having chosen internationally in terms of implementing technology the new model to improving urban mobility in our city we have done this with an approach to create a resilient system but also to create a system where there’s gender equality and that helps us put more vulnerable people in the center

Of our attention more than 6 million people this is the second urban settlement in the country of mexico and for the last three years we’ve been implementing a new public policy called nemobilidas my mobility which is an integral system for mobility where today with an electronic payment system that

Has been implemented over the last few years we have achieved digital payments through a card that can be seen now and where it works across all the different systems of transportation not just for the rest of the state for instance you can say the light train the rct systems

Which basically allows each citizen to have at least a thousand points in their car in the card and over the last year we’ve seen a growth of processor 5 to 35 of the population we’ve heard from what other cities in the world have benefited like in the case of

These digital payments so i see that our strength and our growth is parallel to that of other cities this can be done with proper organization and proper education you will probably reach better results than you think the greatest work that has been done in this country is in terms of sustainability when we

Inoculate the new rtp lines these are many articulated vehicles that have many different complementary units which will move over three hundred thousand users every day this system also includes the implementation of whole state which has been part of a urban regeneration program for our city and as i said we’re going to inaugurate

It in a couple of days in order to have it fully functioning by january it will be next year where your electronic maintenance done would be the credit card for the first time in mexico will automatically constitute automatic bank payments in transportation we’re thankful for this phase

This first phase where we have learned and collaborated with many institutions with many of the generosity of many non-governmental organizations we believe that in terms of digitization and using schools to bridge gaps towards the resilience and offer better services that are in everybody’s reach Have a better and more inclusive state and the economy of our people the people can live more comfortably and safer and lastly but not me so all the public transportation routes have been digitized in this first phase which allows the users to interact with our network in

Order to see where clusters are located to see where each route goes and where it begins and in the future this will be a real-time tool for users to see where the units that they are reporting i would like to thank resulting cities for bringing us support in this forum

And also i would like just to be thankful for this first phase which we’re about to conclude because we’re reaching the goals that we set ourselves able to do there are 42 stations that are getting ready to welcome more than 300 000 users per day which will be completely operational next year

And they will be able to be accessed by digital payments which opens the doors to many more technological advancements in the future better accurate and better security security and public transportation quality thank you luis thank you romina and thank you everyone else here with us thank you very much secretary your work

Is very interesting today now i would like to give the floor to david davis the director of brazilians for the metropolitan district of quito so david thanks for being here with us today means that we have to understand the separation between the urban areas and the rural areas and

Agricultural productions in the field all of these farmers come from many different places where they have to act as many tools so that they can also take part taking urban life how fragile our local economies are and how change of supply and distribution of products in the country

And face difficulties so how do you think that the digitization of local businesses especially agricultural sectors to an electronic market can improve their entire economy and how that can contribute to making the whole city more resilient in this program what has been the story of our city up

Until this point in terms of resilience building then the second point is what does it mean to work in an agro-good system agricultural food system and the third point is what does it mean to be able to take advantage of technological tools that are just positions

So going back to the first point we’ve been working since 2016 and we’re looking at a metropolitan scale how we wanted to make the city more responsible what i mean by this is that the agricultural food system in our city is distributed alongside all of our territory and if we’re going to Approach it we need to look at all the different characters outside of it nevertheless in terms of time i’ve seen that one in every two keto ketoans are under 30. but this situation will change we will stop being young and we’ll be something oh and we’ll become this means

In the future there will be a need for good job offers for all our citizens and i think one of the things that people need to work on in order to become more resilient this approach does not need to be focused on one gender in particular but it should actually be

Done with gender conscience and with conscience what are the best activities that could not only contribute to making our city more resilient but also growing to also grow sustainably the retail cities network helps us create the statistics to figure out what are the best productive sectors that could

Help the city become more villains from these perspectives and one of which is of course Having access to food at the end of the day it’s connected to everything for instance connected to receiving proper education as a child this means that if we tackle all of these issues at the same time we can bridge the electricity conferences in our city and we can also

Reduce the population at risk that results from the economical gap between where we see that each one of these points leads us to seeing bigger and bigger challenges for instance the food development system in our city so this is why we’ve started to implement a strengthening of our system

Asking us two things first of all where is our food system failing in the city and why and the second question is how can we reduce the weaknesses in our system and strengthen them a proper functioning of a system obviously we’re also figuring out how to do better what time because resilience

Means that we pay your attention over a longer time now and of course we took into account the pandemic because these vulnerabilities were heightened and deepened thanks to the crisis now as an answer where we have seen that has been done in the city at least from the year 2000 allowed us to

Basically economics which basically front from the point of view of gender how uh most of these people are homeowners which are women in a vulnerable in a vulnerable position but we would also like to ask ourselves so we can bring better food access to these families and how they can share this

What they produce i think this is key because it’s also one of the main opportunities where we can include technological tools in our approach so that we can bridge this gap this has already been mentioned before this is not just an opportunity to include more people into a more formal kind of

Economy and get rid of the difficulties but we also want to bridge spatial gaps and economic gaps in between all of the sectors of our society of course we do need to work uh into creating more technological literacy across our people this is just part of the work that can be done

So that we can understanding the role of technology in the development of cities in the long run at least from a demographic with reviews and on the short term from the point of view of bridging facial gap we can see that one of the main tools i

Mean one of the most important and powerful tools that we have are this position is to see how in order to understand how we our society because it clearly has societal and gender implications so this is the extent of my presentation thank you very much thank you for

Urban markets affect different parts of the population digitization processes in these economies are an important challenge to everyone due to how qualified each worker has to be and how important it is to reduce digital gas across all the territories in our country one of the other things that the

Pandemic has taught us is that digitizing jobs and digitizing the economy is an urgent need for our society so that we can keep growing globally and now max andrade is here with us today to talk about thank you for being here we would like to hear what the digital citizenship program for salvador

Is like especially since it’s located at reducing inequalities between all sectors of population entrepreneurs the communities in our in our country good morning to everybody there is now i’m sorry the translation Some technical difficulties it’s not coming through Foreign a more egalitarian view of our society these programs that we started instituting were they received the prize in merida 2021 to make our society better technique in their daily lives to make to make the lives of every of their people better so we’re getting many questions

And we’ve been working with as you said with three cities and now uh i would like to start by asking one question so let’s see if the secretary can answer this question secretary how are you going to start improving public transportation thank you for this interesting question well definitely we

Are using the information that we see nowadays in order to enhance mobility in guadalajara in the metropolitan area and working with team defenders for planning we’ve been using the information that is mainly made up of different traditional studies on the field in order to figure out the name of the public transportation system

How we can actually address the needs of our population and the different economy is present in people’s lives because everybody lives in a different different side especially if you’re far from the city centers we need to understand how we can improve our subsidized or our subsidies and our public approach

So we have a very very well trained team at immigrant so we can process this information going in the right way in order to achieve proper mobility and food sovereignty and how do you think that our program has helped you thank you very much for this question the answer is simple

We’ve still got a long way to go in order to achieve sovereignty food autonomy is not something that’s in our raiders because pizza depends at least 85 percent is difficult to change because obviously cities are just a place where so what we demands to do is reduce the dependency on production another problem

So one of the ways in which we can reduce the dependencies needed to make food more accessible has been put in place so all technological advancements are tools that allow us to amplify our ability to bring more likes to our society based on status that is not normally accessible

But these tools are overall facilitators for a better connection for a better digital connection actually to achieve what is not normally available physically so from these standpoint what kind of solutions the construction of a better and more resilient infrastructure especially when all urban producers in their city

Can see this as an advantage so that they can keep on contributing security at least in the sovereignty in our city thank you david now we have a question from there what is the importance of inclusive digitization so that the city can reach its objectives in terms of a sustainable and resilient city Thank you for your questions so this project is the one that we decided to forsaken because to us is very important to address our society in this way we need better trained people so that they can work digitally this has not been super effective in the population at the beginning especially in the

Cholera population this is why we’ve been concentrated in this city because savable is becoming a smart city so we want every single citizen to participate in our project actively this is how we can use our technology to make our citizens participate in our digitization processes so that they can keep on growing in

Their businesses thank you magda and thank you everybody else we do not have a lot of time left but i do have one question for all three of you and the same question goes for everyone what can you tell us what has been your

Can you give us a tip or can you give us the recommendation or what have you learned especially in each of your sectors working in each of your cities for instance would you give to a new city that wants to start working on these kinds of subjects what do they

Need in order to go forth with digitization and transportation at least the problem for us has been informality it’s the model of the buses and the way that they’re directed which has not allowed us to use better locations but like the ones we’re trying to get today

So the first step is to be concessionary it’s just the people working in our buses not as an enemy but as an ally they wanted to help by subsidizing them invest more to create a better infrastructure for them to work and for everyone to move around our cities one essential part of the

Infrastructure after formalization obviously is to create a better technological structure yes we need to get many new buses online and we need to create a lot of new public spaces in order to improve mobility absolutely necessary step is to not spend it but to invest and help our people

Become more formal in their in our scheme across our city and this will lead to a better implementation of technology or new tendencies that will eventually lead to a more sustainable kind of transportation this is what i would say because i think this is where many of us are latin america

Thank you very much secretary now you david absolutely thank you has more to do with participative planning and co-creation projects we are expecting these solutions to have the best chance at success and in order to do this we understand what are the actual challenges what are the barriers

That prevent most of the people from adopting these kinds of solutions and basically we need to listen to people and on the second our second step would be to sit down with them actually to create new structures that would support the ones that have already been implemented

And this is not just in the development of technological uh tools in terms of everything planning for different structures in urban resilience thank you amazing please tell us first of all we’re working with connectivity in salvador they’re all different neighborhoods have been connected and we’ve also been sure to look over

Education so if there are any students that need to to come closer to us well we have we have trained a lot of our citizens to be able to support them as i said in my first expansion having access to tools means absolutely nothing if but people are not trained to use them

So we are open to our citizens so that we can answer their questions and train them in the way that they need to be trained so they can use all the tools so they know that they’re well represented and they can improve their connectivity their communication and their work that’s a warranty

As a warranty to the citizen by saying you will be able to have the knowledge that you need in order to have a job and you will have a job there’s a whole training structure behind our approach in salvador so thank you very much for a question

Because we are reaching the point that we wanted to reach amazing thank you very much magda thank you very much to all the panel members and the experiences that you have shared with us today thank you for being here with us as well and now i will give the florida back to louie

Thank you thank you very much panel members it’s quite inspiring to hear firsthand what this experience has been for you and for us and i’d love to just thank you for all the information that you’ve shared with us now as we mentioned before this is the first edition of our program

Towards the digital world but even though we’re closing the ceremony for today the program continues we’re working with digital cities and uh reinforcing and reinforcing our digital cities with visa and in order to know more about the future of our program and the result of these first editions we

Will give a forward to since to finalize thank you very much luis we are doing well on time so we’re also doing well on good news so evidently i would like to thank each one of the panel members and the participants of this forum this first phase of this program has

Been going on for 15 years and the final Everywhere digital solutions for urban resilience in latin america this document it’s a compilation Of all the lessons that we’ve learned over the course of these months but hard work and it is available for all the different cities in the latin american region but also the world if they want to learn from the cases of guadalajara and salvador but not just in what they’ve done it’s

Also an answer to digital resilience overall this is the contents of that document so the first chapter is an analysis on the world by thinking how digitization is the liberator of urban resilience and i think that the contribution of police as well as the example that we’ve heard in this conference today

And maria camilla intervention we clearly understand what we’re dealing with we know what is the work now the second chapter is the presentation of this program and then third one of the important parts that we’d like to share is an approach to resilience and innovation process what does this mean

This is a formula that helps us understand how these formula can help innovation a resilience can help innovation to create more and more resilient countries so this is an offer in methodology that can be very useful not only for the people that are working with these subjects but for

Any people that want to practice the concept in order to make their cities more innovative finally we are looking in the fourth chapter i’ll place it with the cities with the numbers that we saw today this is obviously already available in brazilian digitalworld.com and it will also be distributed through social media

It has been posted in english and in spanish today and a portuguese version will come out next week so for us it’s a pleasure to share these results with you the results of a lot of efforts done by three cities so thank you very much thank you eugene now my words are just

Words of pride and thankfulness from myself and my team and after the success of this first edition coming up in 2022 we will enter a new phase of the program obviously we would like to continue this effort in support of all the different sections of our society We would like to give you a couple of sneak peeks of what we’re going to do in the next edition first of all we’re going to make a reference to the cities in the second edition where there will be support to a new group of latin american cities

Which is obviously yet to be defined we don’t know what countries are going to be there but we will work with many cities that are committed to action to renovation and collaboration in aims of making the world better for us in the future as i said we want to work with a group

Of many different new cities that have not participated in the first edition and the second point that i would like to talk to you about today is making a reference to the thematic focus so this for the second edition we will work with urban resilient transportation

We will look at the effects of this endemic 19 synthetic and the rapid urbanization effect so honestly we see that there is great pressure in accelerating an interoperable urban structure that can allow most of the sectors in our society to benefit we think that it’s also very valid to Improve access to safe equalitarian universal mobilization probabilities for our citizens both in normal times and in terms of crisis too so there will be a formal announcement when we announced where where we’re going to be working with especially the people and the panel members for the next edition

So i would like to thank all participants here for the work today i think this is quite inspiring and we can see now what can be achieved if all the agents of change are working simultaneously towards achieving one goal and this is the closure of this session

We would like to thank all the panel members for urban resilience to for having taken part in this first edition now we’re going to go on a brief recess and in 15 minutes we will start the deepening sessions where we will be able to understand firsthand what these experiences have been

Like and how they purchase have been developed in aims of improving the life of our cities so we’ll take a very briefly step a very brief reset and you can use your login to go into each one of the city and we will meet you there

Meet you in 15 minutes thank you again for your participation please you

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Time: 1642105948
Date: 2022-01-14 00:02:28
Duration: 01:20:50

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