[Music]
there’s a lot of talk about social innovations
and nearly three thousand years rival what
we could call social innovation
now and it had so much impact that 60 by
percent of the current population lives in
they
what do I mean I mean the
cities today the cities and many
they call this the sign of the city they
has become so important they have become
power centers business centers
creativity center
we all like to live in cities
we live in them we should live in
them but the city after the costs
like which some are very obvious
for example garbage for example the
messy growth for example the
traffic
what is the cost of traffic
citizens of beijing citizens of the
Mexico City arrive to take up
three hours a day to transport
every day and we only see along
one year
he does not spend a month in his car
trying to get to your destination
images of a month locked in the
traffic and other problems in
cities
of course pollution now
it’s not surprising to find people who
wear masks filters and even beijing
who have come to sell air bottling
and switzerland
now that they have problems with the
pollution another circumstance of the
cities that hit the realities
different opportunities that one can
find in them
good converge in the same space and
that sometimes produces problems like
insecurity and of course the cities
when they grow they tend to destroy
green areas and services saturates
public the biggest elderly people need
It is a greater requirement of services
public and there’s a saturation
now it seems that the city is good
they have their cost one lives in the cities
and maybe the quality is being destroyed
of life and that’s why sometimes you have a
dark image of cities and maybe
more lately and especially a
Friday when I was a fortnight and you have
you cross the city to get to your
home
that’s why it’s not a coincidence either
when it’s the holidays, people leave
the city is going to the beach
the forests now if we add to this
the global context the reality of what
what is happening
we see that there are economic crises we see
also that there are tensions to and about
all many problems around the
inclusion
there are also migration problems that
beyond the borders and this is the
reality of climate change
before all this the scenario could not
be very flattering and one as a citizen
as a businessman as people who work
the government would say that I can do
what can we do we are doomed to
lose quality of life living in these
environments
world leaders do so as
a year ago
they chose to do before this world of
uncertainties to this world of great
challenges to at least focus on
17 objectives the development objectives
sustainable
these are the goals that we have to
continue towards 2030 to have a world
better and if we see the number 11 s includes
sustainable cities and communities
that is, if you can build better
cities
now I want to move to goal 17
alliances to achieve those goals
we had at the beginning the challenges are
too big for a citizen
a single government company can
serve them
We are working in collaboration in
alliances and that’s also what we’re going
to speak today not only about metrics not
only of tools but also of
how to use this collaboration to
change my urban environment and if we do
that yes we will be able to have a city
where it’s worth living in a
city where we enjoy every day
be with her to live with her friends
our neighbors and why not use it
also as a fun center
us from platts that is the tin tán
of the incae
we have a four-axis model
competitiveness and average social progress
environment and governance and through
this model
We believe that we can transform the
Cities in the region in cities
disruptive sustainable and with better
social progress
now how do we do it we distribute two
questions how we want to live and what
city we want to build from
that we design initiatives of progress
Social
we generate tools that make us
more competitive and with that we
we focus on growth
economic that is inclusive and that is
sustainable
clear all your initiatives and also
we want it in the clip you have to
be based on data have to be
based on evidence because to take
the best decisions must be used
the best available data
if it does not happen what it says if you without faith or
stiglitz
if we use bad metrics we are going to
push more priorities and what
a good metric to talk about city
sustainable is good
the income is a part no one is going to doubt
that money is important for a
high standard of living but not enough
we are an economic growth that
be friendly to the environment that
take care of the population that is sustainable
which is based on innovation in science
and technology that takes care of the quality of
life and for that there exists the index of
social progress to complement this
economic growth and make the
pib is transformed into collective welfare
and sustainable well-being that is the
Social progress index is based on a
three-dimensional model and 12
first dimension components
basic human needs are
those minimum characteristics
necessary that we are not to live
well in a city fundamentals of
well-being are those capabilities that
we need to have a long life
full and healthy
finally the third dimension is the
of opportunities that are those
infrastructures that allow everyone
the individuals reach their full
potential with this instrument
we can and we have already done
from Reykjavik to Rio de Janeiro
from Malaysia to Europe and in almost
all countries of latin america
promote initiatives that seek to generate
inclusive economic growth and in
the city is the first time we did
in colombia colombia that has always
been at the forefront in terms
Urban in Latin America
well we went out and we measured the index of
social progress in ten cities
Colombian and that we found once
more than GDP, it is not enough that
income is not counting all the
history and this how can we know
with the first place of manizales one
small city of the coffee axis
Colombian occupied the best place to
live
in fourth place Bogota the capital with
eight times more income than manizales
now it means that venezuela was
doing something very well and not Bogota
has done
then we give him the magnifying glass of the data
in what Bogotota has done and we see that
Bogota has done very well in these
basic weeks
we saw the index of social progress to
level localities but we saw that
gaps begin to emerge very nearly
we can speak of two northern cities
against the south in fundamentals of
welfare and especially lags
important in opportunities
it’s one thing to have the data in the
diagnosis but how do we generate the
action also from the klaus and from
imperative sectors that is the NGO that
responsible for lynx social progress
we believe that we can generate action
boosting the generating capacities
innovations making joints
collaborative so that this data
generate the action from the klaus we have
thought of using that data to
generate an urban management center is
say a technical body to help me
to transform these data into strategies
to help me transform this data
in a better management service
public that this data is also
transform into better communication than
citizens are aware of where
are putting efforts and
also who is responsible for
those efforts know what is
happening in my city and this also
do it collaboratively that
the companies that work the
social sector and that of course work
local governments
we have seen with the different
experiences that we do have this type
of arrangements innovations we can
keep the focus where we want
arrive that is to improve the standard of living
in the cities that we can define
concrete goals that we can also
determine responsible and this is going to
help especially to have results
not enough to spend more is an effort
you need to spend better
that’s why we ask for results that all
investments that we make are private
The social status of the government is reflected in the
citizens’ standard of living
now all the lynx initiatives
social progress those that are
they showed the map and those that come now
in 2017 they are based on alliances
multisectoral
once again the challenges are too
great so that one can only
try
We learn to work through those
collaborative processes we can align
strategies coordinate messages and about
all focus efforts move the needle
where we can best do but
also thinking that in the 21st century
we have access to technologies that before
We did not have our grandparents
they dreamed of them
today we can use these technologies
to accelerate the change the problems
of the twenty-first century can be addressed with
different expectations and there are also
that tell club success stories
if what we want is to replicate this in
the rest of the region to increase the
standard of living of citizens of
latin america to break up with those
inertias of the past treaties to
loss of quality of life because I live
in the city but go beyond in power
to citizens in power to companies
in power to governments with metrics
with tools with strategies that
help design and build the city
where it’s worth living and that’s
important because because progress
social welfare happiness is
say the city we want is a
everyone’s project let’s start working
for her
thank you very much
[Applause]
there’s a lot of talk about social innovations
and nearly three thousand years rival what
we could call social innovation
now and it had so much impact that 60 by
percent of the current population lives in
they
what do I mean I mean the
cities today the cities and many
they call this the sign of the city they
has become so important they have become
power centers business centers
creativity center
we all like to live in cities
we live in them we should live in
them but the city after the costs
like which some are very obvious
for example garbage for example the
messy growth for example the
traffic
what is the cost of traffic
citizens of beijing citizens of the
Mexico City arrive to take up
three hours a day to transport
every day and we only see along
one year
he does not spend a month in his car
trying to get to your destination
images of a month locked in the
traffic and other problems in
cities
of course pollution now
it’s not surprising to find people who
wear masks filters and even beijing
who have come to sell air bottling
and switzerland
now that they have problems with the
pollution another circumstance of the
cities that hit the realities
different opportunities that one can
find in them
good converge in the same space and
that sometimes produces problems like
insecurity and of course the cities
when they grow they tend to destroy
green areas and services saturates
public the biggest elderly people need
It is a greater requirement of services
public and there’s a saturation
now it seems that the city is good
they have their cost one lives in the cities
and maybe the quality is being destroyed
of life and that’s why sometimes you have a
dark image of cities and maybe
more lately and especially a
Friday when I was a fortnight and you have
you cross the city to get to your
home
that’s why it’s not a coincidence either
when it’s the holidays, people leave
the city is going to the beach
the forests now if we add to this
the global context the reality of what
what is happening
we see that there are economic crises we see
also that there are tensions to and about
all many problems around the
inclusion
there are also migration problems that
beyond the borders and this is the
reality of climate change
before all this the scenario could not
be very flattering and one as a citizen
as a businessman as people who work
the government would say that I can do
what can we do we are doomed to
lose quality of life living in these
environments
world leaders do so as
a year ago
they chose to do before this world of
uncertainties to this world of great
challenges to at least focus on
17 objectives the development objectives
sustainable
these are the goals that we have to
continue towards 2030 to have a world
better and if we see the number 11 s includes
sustainable cities and communities
that is, if you can build better
cities
now I want to move to goal 17
alliances to achieve those goals
we had at the beginning the challenges are
too big for a citizen
a single government company can
serve them
We are working in collaboration in
alliances and that’s also what we’re going
to speak today not only about metrics not
only of tools but also of
how to use this collaboration to
change my urban environment and if we do
that yes we will be able to have a city
where it’s worth living in a
city where we enjoy every day
be with her to live with her friends
our neighbors and why not use it
also as a fun center
us from platts that is the tin tán
of the incae
we have a four-axis model
competitiveness and average social progress
environment and governance and through
this model
We believe that we can transform the
Cities in the region in cities
disruptive sustainable and with better
social progress
now how do we do it we distribute two
questions how we want to live and what
city we want to build from
that we design initiatives of progress
Social
we generate tools that make us
more competitive and with that we
we focus on growth
economic that is inclusive and that is
sustainable
clear all your initiatives and also
we want it in the clip you have to
be based on data have to be
based on evidence because to take
the best decisions must be used
the best available data
if it does not happen what it says if you without faith or
stiglitz
if we use bad metrics we are going to
push more priorities and what
a good metric to talk about city
sustainable is good
the income is a part no one is going to doubt
that money is important for a
high standard of living but not enough
we are an economic growth that
be friendly to the environment that
take care of the population that is sustainable
which is based on innovation in science
and technology that takes care of the quality of
life and for that there exists the index of
social progress to complement this
economic growth and make the
pib is transformed into collective welfare
and sustainable well-being that is the
Social progress index is based on a
three-dimensional model and 12
first dimension components
basic human needs are
those minimum characteristics
necessary that we are not to live
well in a city fundamentals of
well-being are those capabilities that
we need to have a long life
full and healthy
finally the third dimension is the
of opportunities that are those
infrastructures that allow everyone
the individuals reach their full
potential with this instrument
we can and we have already done
from Reykjavik to Rio de Janeiro
from Malaysia to Europe and in almost
all countries of latin america
promote initiatives that seek to generate
inclusive economic growth and in
the city is the first time we did
in colombia colombia that has always
been at the forefront in terms
Urban in Latin America
well we went out and we measured the index of
social progress in ten cities
Colombian and that we found once
more than GDP, it is not enough that
income is not counting all the
history and this how can we know
with the first place of manizales one
small city of the coffee axis
Colombian occupied the best place to
live
in fourth place Bogota the capital with
eight times more income than manizales
now it means that venezuela was
doing something very well and not Bogota
has done
then we give him the magnifying glass of the data
in what Bogotota has done and we see that
Bogota has done very well in these
basic weeks
we saw the index of social progress to
level localities but we saw that
gaps begin to emerge very nearly
we can speak of two northern cities
against the south in fundamentals of
welfare and especially lags
important in opportunities
it’s one thing to have the data in the
diagnosis but how do we generate the
action also from the klaus and from
imperative sectors that is the NGO that
responsible for lynx social progress
we believe that we can generate action
boosting the generating capacities
innovations making joints
collaborative so that this data
generate the action from the klaus we have
thought of using that data to
generate an urban management center is
say a technical body to help me
to transform these data into strategies
to help me transform this data
in a better management service
public that this data is also
transform into better communication than
citizens are aware of where
are putting efforts and
also who is responsible for
those efforts know what is
happening in my city and this also
do it collaboratively that
the companies that work the
social sector and that of course work
local governments
we have seen with the different
experiences that we do have this type
of arrangements innovations we can
keep the focus where we want
arrive that is to improve the standard of living
in the cities that we can define
concrete goals that we can also
determine responsible and this is going to
help especially to have results
not enough to spend more is an effort
you need to spend better
that’s why we ask for results that all
investments that we make are private
The social status of the government is reflected in the
citizens’ standard of living
now all the lynx initiatives
social progress those that are
they showed the map and those that come now
in 2017 they are based on alliances
multisectoral
once again the challenges are too
great so that one can only
try
We learn to work through those
collaborative processes we can align
strategies coordinate messages and about
all focus efforts move the needle
where we can best do but
also thinking that in the 21st century
we have access to technologies that before
We did not have our grandparents
they dreamed of them
today we can use these technologies
to accelerate the change the problems
of the twenty-first century can be addressed with
different expectations and there are also
that tell club success stories
if what we want is to replicate this in
the rest of the region to increase the
standard of living of citizens of
latin america to break up with those
inertias of the past treaties to
loss of quality of life because I live
in the city but go beyond in power
to citizens in power to companies
in power to governments with metrics
with tools with strategies that
help design and build the city
where it’s worth living and that’s
important because because progress
social welfare happiness is
say the city we want is a
everyone’s project let’s start working
for her
thank you very much
[Applause]
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