Jung Hoon Lee

The Honorary Mayor | Seoul Metropolitan Government-Yonsei University Seoul, South Korea
Jung Hoon Lee

Biography

Jung-hoon Lee is currently served as the Honorary Mayor of Seoul Metropolitan Government and also Professor of Technology & Innovation management at the Graduate School of Information, Yonsei University. Prof. Lee also currently served as a member of National Smart City Committee & a member of National Data Policy Committee of Republic of Korea.

Sessions

12:55h
Thematic keynote | SMART CITY EXPO

Data-Driven Living Labs Fostering Citizen Empowerment

Gesa Ziemer
Gesa Ziemer HafenCity Universität Hamburg Director City Science Lab Chair
Jung Hoon Lee
Jung Hoon Lee Seoul Metropolitan Government-Yonsei University The Honorary Mayor Speaker

07-11-2023 12:55 07-11-2023 13:10 Europe/Madrid Data-Driven Living Labs Fostering Citizen Empowerment

Living Labs serve as essential innovation platforms bridging the gap between technology and people. In this keynote session, 4P(People-Public-Private Partnership) based Living LAB that leverages urban data will be introduced with citizen empowerment practices. The outcomes of data-driven Living LAB with some critical success factors how urban data can foster Living LAB Practices.

Hall 1 | Congress Room: Red
Tue 7 12:55h - 13:10h Hall 1 | Congress Room: Red Full Congress Pass
09:30h
Thematic Roundtable | TOMORROW.BUILDING

International Guidelines on People-Centered Smart Cities for a New Urban Era

Edlam Yemeru
Edlam Yemeru UN-Habitat Chief of Knowledge and Innovation Chair
Jung Hoon Lee
Jung Hoon Lee Seoul Metropolitan Government-Yonsei University The Honorary Mayor Speaker
Alice Higiro
Alice Higiro Rwandan Ministry of ICT & Innovation (MINICT) Smart Cities Project Director and International Host & Moderator Speaker
Gerard Wolf
Gerard Wolf French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Special Advisor to the Minister for Smart and Sustainable Cities Speaker

08-11-2023 09:30 08-11-2023 10:15 Europe/Madrid International Guidelines on People-Centered Smart Cities for a New Urban Era

Rapid urbanization, climate change, pandemics, conflicts and digitalization are the major trends that are shaping urban environments. Cities are rapidly deploying technology to modernize their operations and to address a wide range of urban challenges. An intergovernmental process to develop international smart city guidelines, building on existing agreements and standards, could help promote good governance and facilitate the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the commitments in the New Urban Agenda.

Hall 2 | Congress Room: Tomorrow.Building
Wed 8 09:30h - 10:15h Hall 2 | Congress Room: Tomorrow.Building Tomorrow.Building & Full Congress Passes
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