Building Shareable Cities: Canada Roadshow Tour with SiG and Cities for People
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From 10 – 14 February, Collaborative Lab's Chief Strategy Officer April Rinne travelled with Tim Draimin, SiG National's Executive Director, and One Earth's Executive Director Vanessa Timmer on a collaborative economy tour across Canada, co-sponsored by SiG and Cities for People. Speaking with community and government leaders in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, the tour was a great insight into collaborative consumption activity in Canada and the potential for shareable cities in North America.
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- 1. BUILDING SHAREABLE CITIES: CANADA TOUR April Rinne Collaborative Lab @collcons / @shareablecity February 2014
- 4. WHY IS IT GROWING SO FAST, RIGHT NOW?
- 7. VASTLY DIFFERENT EXAMPLES BUT WITH COMMON BENEFITS…
- 8. BENEFITS $ SAVE MONEY, MAKE MONEY TIME ENVIRONMENT COMMUNITY
- 9. HOW CAN THE COLLABORATIVE LENS BE APPLIED TO CITIES?
- 10. IMAGINE A SHAREABLE CITY…
- 12. WHAT ARE SOME SUCCESSFUL EXAMPLES FROM CANADA?
- 19. CITIES FOR PEOPLE = RESILIENT COMMUNITIES = ENHANCED WELL-BEING
- 20. WHAT DO THESE IDEAS HAVE IN COMMON?
- 23. WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES FOR SHAREABLE CITIES?
- 24. CORE THEMES ZONING INSURANCE TAXATION LICENSING PERSONAL VS. COMMERCIAL
- 25. REGULATORY GREY AREAS 1 Collaborative economy platforms are different than incumbents. Often no regulation really “fits.” 2 Personal vs. commercial: making ends meet vs. running a business? 3 How to fairly and equitably allocate liability and risk?
- 26. UNEXPECTED CHALLENGES ARISE WHEN TECHNOLOGY OUTPACES THE LAW… TAKE, LYFT.
- 28. LYFT CASE STUDY 1 Lyft is not a taxi, and yet there is no other regulation that “fits” ridesharing platforms like it. 2 Policy-makers spent months going back-and-forth: awkward gridlock. 3 Ultimately policy-makers were able to innovate: new Transportation Network Corporation (TNC) designation.
- 29. KEY TAKEAWAY: MANY COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY COMPANIES ARE OPERATING IN A LEGAL GREY AREA. How can local government regulators anticipate challenges, identify outdated rules, and create supportive policies and “enabling environment?”
- 30. WHAT ARE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SHAREABLE CITIES?
- 32. 80% OF THE STUFF WE OWN, WE USE LESS THAN ONCE A MONTH
- 33. BIXI CASE STUDY 1 Bixi’s technology has been successfully exported to city bike-sharing programs around the world. 2 The relationship between Bixi and the Montreal government was unique. 3 What other measures could policymakers have taken? What can other cities learn from Bixi’s experience?
- 34. KEY TAKEAWAY: LOCAL GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE ABUNDANT. How can local government further enable private sector ideas with public benefit, and determine the best channels to offer support and resources?
- 36. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: AN EASY PLACE TO START. ‘NEEDS’ AND ‘HAVES’ CHANGE DRAMATICALLY DURING CRISIS.
- 37. SF 72
- 38. AIRBNB CASE STUDY 1 Local Airbnb community had tremendous assets (space) and social connections to contribute. 2 Local government could tap into, and leverage, these assets during crisis. 3 By collaborating, both Airbnb and local government were above to achieve more (and more efficiently) together than alone.
- 39. KEY TAKEAWAY: COLLABORATIVE TECHNOLOGIES CAN PROVIDE ACCESS TO CRUCIAL RESOURCES IN TIMES OF CRISIS. How can collaborative platforms be identified, built and scaled to enhance emergency management and boost overall resilience?
- 42. LEARNING PLATFORMS CASE STUDY 1 Helping residents learn about the collaborative economy is an easy first step towards becoming a Shareable City. 2 Local governments are well-positioned to disseminate useful information. 3 These platforms are also a great way for local governments to learn about the collaborative economy too!
- 43. KEY TAKEAWAY: GOVERNMENT HAS A BIG ROLE TO PLAY IN ENDORSING, BUILDING AND IMPLEMENTING COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES. How can local government best enable assets to be shared with, by and amongst its residents?
- 44. SHAREABLE CITIES ENABLING RESIDENTS TO EFFICIENTLY AND SAFELY SHARE ALL KINDS OF ASSETS – FROM SPACES TO CARS, SKILLS AND UTILITIES – TO CREATE STRONGER, HEALTHIER, CONNECTED COMMUNITIES
- 45. THANKS @aprilrinne / @shareablecity #collcons Knowledge Hub: collaborativeconsumption.com Advisory Lab: thecollaborativelab.com