The document discusses the Open Cities project, an EU-funded initiative running from 2010 to 2013 that aims to support open innovation in smart cities. The project involves partner cities across Europe, including Berlin, and focuses on topics like open data, living labs, crowdsourcing, and open sensor networks. It is coordinated in Berlin by Nadine Barthel of the city's Senate Department for Economics, Technology and Research.

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Berlin Open Data Day BODDy 13
24. Juni 2013

2. • Open Cities - Open Innovation Mechanisms in Smart Cities
• Supports and validates activities in the field of user and open
innovation within public sector
• Networks in major European cities: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin,
Helsinki und Paris
• Associated Partners in Rome and Bologna
• Start in November 2010 – Finish in Autumn 2013

3. • Seventh Framework
Programme FP7
• Competitiveness and
Innovation Framework
Programme CIP
• ICT Policy Support
Programme or ICT PSP
2010
• Budget: 5,8 Mio. EUR /
EU-Share: 2,9 Mio. EUR

4. WP1 – Open Innovation in Public Sectors
WP2 – Urban Living Labs
WP3 – Crowdsourcing
WP4 – Open Data
WP5 – Test Bench for innovative Services
WP6 – Open Sensor Networks
WP7 – Dissemination
WP8 – Project Management

5. Nadine Barthel
Senate‘s Department for Economics, Technology and Research
Division ICT, Media, Creative Industries
EU project manager
Martin-Luther-Str. 105, 10825 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (0)30 90 13 83 47
Mail: nadine.barthel@senwtf.berlin.de
www.projektzukunft.berlin.de
www.berlin.de/wirtschaftssenat
www.opencities.net