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This document discusses the CityLab, an innovation lab developed by the City of Melbourne to enable the community and council to co-create solutions to urban challenges. It provides examples of projects the CityLab has worked on, including local food production, piezo step energy harvesting, and opening data. The goal is to partner with community members already working in these areas to accelerate, promote, and improve their efforts through an iterative process.
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- 4. 2006 2013
- 6. In the past…
- 7. FYI – For those who haven’t seen Skyfall, this digger is a metaphor for disruption and has just crashed through a train carriage of complacency… Times have changed…
- 10. • • • People have a (really) deep love for Melbourne There are some really smart people who want to help keep Melbourne awesome We need a way to make this happen…
- 11. An innovation lab developed by the City of Melbourne to enable the community and Council to co-create solutions to urban challenges.
- 12. + +
- 13. + +
- 15. CityLab •Project Inception •Physical Space •Online Space •Process • Handbook • Project canvases • Knowledge/asset map Local Food Production •Cross organisational project team •Relatively new to an iterative approach •Aim is to partner with those in the community already doing. (what can we accelerate/promote/improve)
- 16. Piezo Step •City has Industrial Design know-how •Opportunities to deploy and test prototype Open data •Develop policy and licencing guidelines •Build data store •Build community •So what… what’s next? • ‘Public making data’ • Open Algorithms – how does data impact on decision making?
- 18. see www.joeyroth.com/poster for the original