The 1st Asia Urban Actors Cooperation Seminar

10:00 ~ 10:20	Opening Opening Speech \| Kirok Choi (The Korean Committee for UN-Habitat) Commemorative Speech \| Taeyong Yeom (Vice Governor of Gyeonggi Province) Welcome Speech \| Jaejun Lee (Mayor of Suwon City) Congratulatory Speech \| Jongmin Kim ( Member of the National Assembly) Congratulatory Speech \| Jonghyun Yeom (The chairman of Gyeonggi Provincial Council) Congratulatory Speech \| Stuart Perrin (Associate Principal of Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University)
10:20 ~ 10:35	Keynote Speech 1 Enabling Asian Cities Bae-Gyoon Park (Center for Asian Urban Societies, Seoul National University, Korea)
10:35 ~ 10:50	Keynote Speech 2 People-centred smart cities in the 21st century Paula Pennanen-Rebeiro (UN-Habitat HQ, Nairobi)
11:00 ~ 12:00	Theme Presentation Smart Gyeonggi Province: Green mobility in Metropolitan area Balanced Development, Mobility Innovation, and Smart Network (Chaeman Kim, Gyeonggi Research Institute, Korea) Smart City as Socio-technical Transitions in Thailand A case of Khon Kaen Smart City: Co-creation of smart local city (Suradech Taweesaengsakulthai, Khon Kaen City Development Co., Ltd, Thailand)
11:00 ~ 12:00	Q&A
12:00 ~ 13:00	Lunch
13:00 ~ 14:15	Special Session Round Table [Round table] Dialogues of Asia: Where are we for Smart transitions of Asian Cities? Transition into Smart Mobility, Environment, Housing, Governance, Energy Chair: Bharat Dahiya (Thammasat University), Juhyun Lee (Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University) Participants: Representatives from Korea, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam
14:30 ~ 17:00	Focus Session (Breakout session) Urban Infrastructure for Prosperity of Asia Policy, Technology/Social innovation, Governance, Implications, Cooperation 1. Innovative Housing Experiments for Conviviality Center for Asian Urban Societies, Seoul National University, Korea 2. Eco-mobility City for Future Suwon Municipal Research Institute, Korea 3. Climate Change Responses and ICT Korea Climate Change Research Center, International Urban Training Center 4. 4. Digital Networks for Future connectivity KT (Korea Telecom) Smart City Division 5. Smart Urban Regeneration Pocheon City Urban Regeneration Center
17:00	Closing Ceremony

10:00 ~ 10:20	개회식 [개회사] 최기록, 유엔해비타트 한국위원회 회장 [기념사] 염태영, 경기도 경제부지사 [환영사] 이재준, 수원시장 [특별축사] 김종민, 국회의원 [특별축사] 염종현, 경기도의회 의장 [특별축사] Stuart Perrin, 시안 교통 리버풀 대학교 Associate Principal
10:20 ~ 10:35	기조연설 1 Enabling Asian Cities [연사] 박배균, 서울대학교 아시아도시사회센터 센터장
10:35 ~ 10:50	기조연설 2 People-centred smart cities in the 21st century [연사] Paula Pennanen-Rebeiro, UN-Habitat 본부(전 ROAP)
11:00 ~ 12:00	주제 발표 [국내] 스마트 경기도: 대도시권 그린 모빌리티 구축 : 경기도 대도시권 균형발전, 그린 모빌리티, 스마트 네트워크 구축 [연사] 김채만, 경기연구원 선임연구위원 [해외] 민관협력 기반 스마트 환경 서비스 플랫폼 : Khon Kean 스마트시티 사례, ‘Co-creation of smart local city' [연사] Suradech Taweesaengsakulthai, Khon Kean City Development Co., Ltd
11:00 ~ 12:00	주제발표 Q&A
12:00 ~ 13:00	점심 식사
13:00 ~ 14:15	특별세션 [라운드테이블] Where are we for Smart transitions of Asian Cities? :아시아 도시 지자체와 도시 전문가들의 대담 [좌장] Bharat Dahiya (타마셋대학 교수), 이주현(시안교통리버풀대학 교수) [주제] 스마트 교통, 환경, 주거, 거버넌스 [연사] 한국, 중국, 미얀마, 캄보디아, 필리핀, 인도네시아, 라오스, 태국, 베트남 대표
14:30 ~ 17:00	개별세션 Urban Infrastructure for Prosperity of Asia :정책, 기술/사회 혁신, 거버넌스, 시사점, 협력 [주거] “공생공락을 위한 주거 공동체들의 혁신적인 실험들” - 서울대 아시아 도시 사회센터 [교통] “생태교통도시와 미래모빌리티” 수원시정연구원 [환경] “ICT 기술을 통한 기후변화 대응” 한국기후변화연구원 & IUTC [통신] “미래 연결성을 위한 디지털 네트워크” KT 스마트시티 사업팀 [도시재생] “소도시기반의 도시재생을 통한 스마트 인프라 구축” 포천시도시재생센터
17:00	폐회식

Paula Pennanen-Rebeiro is a Human Settlement Officer at the UN-Habitat Headquarter. She has an extensive working experience in inter alia, institutional capacity development for local governments in transition and United Nations’ inter-agency collaboration and country programming. Before joining in UN-Habitat Headquarters in 2018, she was with the UN-Habitat’s regional hub for Asia and the Pacific in Japan, with UN-Habitat Somalia Programme and, prior to this, with the UN Resident Coordinator Office at the UN Development Programme in Malawi. Paula has a Ph.D. in Human Geography from King’s College, University of London and M.Sc. in Regional and Town Planning in the University of Helsinki.

Bae-Gyoon Park is a Professor of Geography in the College of Education at Seoul National University in Korea, and the director of Center for Asian Urban Societies (CAUS) at Seoul National University Asia Center. He served as a Co-editor of Territory, Politics, Governance, and is now a member of the editorial boards of Political Geography, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. His recent research focuses on geo-political economies of East Asian border regions, (post) developmental urbanism in East Asia, and politics of urban commons. He is an editor of Locating Neoliberalism in East Asia (Blackwell 2012), Developmentalist Cities? (Brill 2019), and several Korean-written books.

Suradech Taweesaengsakulthai is Chief Executive Officer of Cho Thavee Public Company Limited. He has more than 27 years of experience in the logistics and transportation business sector. After graduating from Japan in 1992, he joined his family business ‘Cho Thavee Co, Ltd.’ and since 1995, he has developed the company from a truck body manufacturer to focuses on Engineering Technology Integration and Technology Transfer by doing Joint Venture with United State and Germany. He also set up the first city development company limited called the Khon Kaen City Development (KKTT) Co., Ltd. developing a smart city solution for Khon Kaen. He has an extensive expertise in transportation industry and smart city, being well known as a businessman who invests and pays great attention to the development of the city through various smart forms.

Chaiman Kim is a Senior Researcher at Department of Transportation in Gyeonggi Research Institute in Korea. He has an extensive expertise in the wide range of topics of transportation engineering. His published great numbers of research and policy briefs including a study on the effect of GTX on housing prices, prospects of GTX Project effect : a case of Shinbundang railroad, introduction of Double-Decker BUS between Seoul and Gyeonggi, installation of service area over Expressway Main-Line in Seoul Metropolitan Area, a method of Subway Trip forecasting considering Transit Unity Fare System in Seoul Metropolitan Area, and a Transit Unity Fare System in Seoul Metropolitan Area and the allocation methodology of organization's profits.

Prof. Bharat Dahiya is a Director at Research Center for Sustainable Development and Innovation, School of Global Studies, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand. An award-winning urbanist, Prof. Bharat Dahiya combines cutting-edge research, policy analysis and development practice aimed at examining and tackling social, economic, environmental and governance issues at multiple geographical scales. Working with the World Bank, UN-Habitat, Asian Development Bank, UNDP, United Nations University, and Metropolis, he has initiated, led and contributed to international research and development projects on sustainable urban development. At UN-Habitat, he led, conceptualised, and coordinated the preparation of the inaugural report on The State of Asian Cities 2010/11. At the World Bank, Prof. Dahiya co-authored the book, Urban Environment and Infrastructure: Toward Livable Cities.

Presentations & Discussion

01 An apartment community of care and education full of residents’ various activities Sangwoo Lee (Executive Director, WeStay Byeollae Social Cooperative)

02 A chronological transition in the public value system of Housing Soo-Im Shin (Principal Researcher, Housing Community Institute)

03 Climate Emergency and Vulnerable Neighborhoods So-Young Kim (C.E.O of MaeulDatSallim Cooperative)

04 Community-Based Urban Development: The Case of Singapore Cho Im Sik (Associate Professor, National University of Singapore)

Discussants Yilsoon Paek (SNU), In-Kwon Park (SNU), Nguyen Quang (Former UN-Habitat)

Session Description

The word EcoMobility was first coined by Konrad Otto-Zimmermann, Secretary General of International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) and of the Global Alliance for EcoMobility, in February 2007. EcoMobility refers to sustainable, environmentally-friendly and socially inclusive local mobility system to promote quality of life improvement, increasing mobility options, social integration, including non-motorized means of transport sch as walking, cycling, and PM, public transportation, eco-friendly electric means of transport, and connection among them (ICLEI, 2013). And Future Mobility refers to different services contributing to increasing human mobility through fusion of technologies of the 4th Industrial Revolution. This session introduces the concept of EcoMobility and its application in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, and to explore the future direction of the Future Mobility services with UN Habitat.

Presentations & Discussion

01 Introduction of Presenters and Discussion Panel Members

02 Sustainable EcoMobility Policy of Suwon City Sook-hee Kim (Senior Researcher, Suwon Research Institute)

03 Introduction Plan for Metropolitan DRT Jun-sik Park (Head of Center, Korea Transport Institute)

04 Direction of Maas Introductionin Suwon City Jae-hyeon So (Professor, Ajou University)

05 Adjournment

Discussion “From Eco-Mobility City To Future Mobility Service”
Discussants Seon-hee Kim (Head of Institute, Suwon Research Institute), Sook-hee Kim (Senior Researcher, Suwon Research Institute), Jun-sik Park (Head of Center, Korea Transport Institute) Jae-hyeon So (Professor, Ajou University), Jeom-san Kim (Senior Researcher), Seok-hwan Choi (Head of Department), Do-hun Kim (Researcher), Yeon-hee Park (Head of Office)

Session Description

Around the world, ICT has been already used as a main tool to observe environment in general and partial factors of environment, monitor climate, and estimate climate change. In electricity sector, sensors in electricity supply chain can increase efficiency in monitoring electricity supply and reduce electricity leakage. In transportation sector, the introduction of smart transportation system to manage complicated truck-based logistics can reduce 1.52 billion tons of greenhouse gas emission per year around the globe. In building sector, the advanced technologies will enable monitoring lighting, heating and ventilating systems. The introduction of smart building systems around the world will reduce 1.68 billion tons of greenhouse gas emission per year. On the other hand, contemporary climate catastrophe forecast, monitoring and early warning system based on ICT utilization is necessary for the sake of saving human lives, and it helps to effectively react to natural disasters by monitoring and remote sensing them, such as earthquake and tsunami. This session aims to cover future direction to react the negative effects of the deteriorating climate changes and to reduce greenhouse gas emission using ICT with regard to climate crisis at the scope of inclusive city and sharing city, as well as the case study for developing countries.

Presentations & Discussion

01 The role of ICT in developing climate crisis solutions (30“) Eom, Gi-jeung, Head of Department, Korea Research Institute on Climate Change

02 Establishment of real-time remote monitoring system (solar heat-mobile communication base) for groundwater and river water level in Sylhet region, Bangladesh (30“) Yu, Jae-yong, CEO, GEOMAX)

03 Response to Climate Crisis Using ICT - A Case Study in the Philippines (30“) Anna Phalashol, EnP, The Philippines

Discussion(60“) Response to climate crisis through ICT - Focusing on Case Study in Developing Countries
Discussants Gui-gon Kim (Honorary Professor, Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies), Gi-jeung Eom (Head of Department, Korea Research Institute on Climate Change), Jae-yong Yu (CEO, GEOMAX) Anna Phalashol (EnP, The Philippines)

Session Description

Development of communication skills in appropriate application of digital technologies and establishment of the necessary infrastructures therein has promoted advances in many social sectors. The development of communication skills has caused the fundamental changes in the mode of living for many people living in urban areas. It is aimed to discuss how the communication infrastructure has influenced our life and how communication technologies will impact people’s life as urban residents.

Presentations & Discussion

01 Urban Growth Strategy with Smart Infrastructure Dong-yeong Yu (Professor, Hongik University, Department of Computer and Information Communications Engineering)

02 Urban regeneration Strategy and Smart Infrastructure Establishment Plan of Pocheon City Jae-ik Choi (Head, Pocheon Urban regeneration City Center)

03 Urban Growth Strategy with Smart Infrastructure Seung-su Oh (Head, Social Sharing Research Institute)

Discussion Seung-su Oh (Head, Social Sharing Research Institute), Jae-ik Choi (Head of Center (Pocheon Urban regeneration City Center), Dong-yeong Yu (Professor, Hongik University, Department of Computer and Information Communications Engineering), Young-sik Kwon (Director, Yeongbuk-myeon Urban Regeneration Support Center), Sung-bin Lee (Senior researcher, Urban Community Research Institute)

10:00 ~ 10:20	Opening	Opening Speech \| Kirok Choi (The Korean Committee for UN-Habitat) Commemorative Speech \| Taeyong Yeom (Vice Governor of Gyeonggi Province) Welcome Speech \| Jaejun Lee (Mayor of Suwon City) Congratulatory Speech \| Jongmin Kim ( Member of the National Assembly) Congratulatory Speech \| Jonghyun Yeom (The chairman of Gyeonggi Provincial Council) Congratulatory Speech \| Stuart Perrin (Associate Principal of Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University)
10:20 ~ 10:35	Keynote Speech 1	Enabling Asian Cities Bae-Gyoon Park (Center for Asian Urban Societies, Seoul National University, Korea)
10:35 ~ 10:50	Keynote Speech 2	People-centred smart cities in the 21st century Paula Pennanen-Rebeiro (UN-Habitat HQ, Nairobi)
11:00 ~ 12:00	Theme Presentation	Smart Gyeonggi Province: Green mobility in Metropolitan area Balanced Development, Mobility Innovation, and Smart Network (Chaeman Kim, Gyeonggi Research Institute, Korea) Smart City as Socio-technical Transitions in Thailand A case of Khon Kaen Smart City: Co-creation of smart local city (Suradech Taweesaengsakulthai, Khon Kaen City Development Co., Ltd, Thailand)
11:00 ~ 12:00	Theme Presentation	Q&A
12:00 ~ 13:00	Lunch
13:00 ~ 14:15	Special Session Round Table	[Round table] Dialogues of Asia: Where are we for Smart transitions of Asian Cities? Transition into Smart Mobility, Environment, Housing, Governance, Energy Chair: Bharat Dahiya (Thammasat University), Juhyun Lee (Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University) Participants: Representatives from Korea, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam
14:30 ~ 17:00	Focus Session (Breakout session)	Urban Infrastructure for Prosperity of Asia Policy, Technology/Social innovation, Governance, Implications, Cooperation 1. Innovative Housing Experiments for Conviviality Center for Asian Urban Societies, Seoul National University, Korea 2. Eco-mobility City for Future Suwon Municipal Research Institute, Korea 3. Climate Change Responses and ICT Korea Climate Change Research Center, International Urban Training Center 4. Digital Networks for Future connectivity KT (Korea Telecom) Smart City Division 5. Smart Urban Regeneration Pocheon City Urban Regeneration Center
17:00	Closing Ceremony

10:00 ~ 10:20	개회식	[개회사] 최기록, 유엔해비타트 한국위원회 회장 [기념사] 염태영, 경기도 경제부지사 [환영사] 이재준, 수원시장 [특별축사] 김종민, 국회의원 [특별축사] 염종현, 경기도의회 의장 [특별축사] Stuart Perrin, 시안 교통 리버풀 대학교 Associate Principal
10:20 ~ 10:35	기조연설 1	Enabling Asian Cities [연사] 박배균, 서울대학교 아시아도시사회센터 센터장
10:35 ~ 10:50	기조연설 2	People-centred smart cities in the 21st century [연사] Paula Pennanen-Rebeiro, UN-Habitat 본부(전 ROAP)
11:00 ~ 12:00	주제 발표	[국내] 스마트 경기도: 대도시권 그린 모빌리티 구축 : 경기도 대도시권 균형발전, 그린 모빌리티, 스마트 네트워크 구축 [연사] 김채만, 경기연구원 선임연구위원 [해외] 민관협력 기반 스마트 환경 서비스 플랫폼 : Khon Kean 스마트시티 사례, ‘Co-creation of smart local city' [연사] Suradech Taweesaengsakulthai, Khon Kean City Development Co., Ltd
11:00 ~ 12:00	주제 발표	주제발표 Q&A
12:00 ~ 13:00	점심 식사
13:00 ~ 14:15	특별세션	[라운드테이블] Where are we for Smart transitions of Asian Cities? : 아시아 도시 지자체와 도시 전문가들의 대담 [좌장] Bharat Dahiya (타마셋대학 교수), 이주현(시안교통리버풀대학 교수) [주제] 스마트 교통, 환경, 주거, 거버넌스 [연사] 한국, 중국, 미얀마, 캄보디아, 필리핀, 인도네시아, 라오스, 태국, 베트남 대표
14:30 ~ 17:00	개별세션	Urban Infrastructure for Prosperity of Asia : 정책, 기술/사회 혁신, 거버넌스, 시사점, 협력 [주거] “공생공락을 위한 주거 공동체들의 혁신적인 실험들” - 서울대 아시아 도시 사회센터 [교통] “생태교통도시와 미래모빌리티” 수원시정연구원 [환경] “ICT 기술을 통한 기후변화 대응” 한국기후변화연구원 & IUTC [통신] “미래 연결성을 위한 디지털 네트워크” KT 스마트시티 사업팀 [도시재생] “소도시기반의 도시재생을 통한 스마트 인프라 구축” 포천시도시재생센터
17:00	폐회식

Paula Pennanen-Rebeiro is a Human Settlement Officer at the UN-Habitat Headquarter. She has an extensive working experience in inter alia, institutional capacity development for local governments in transition and United Nations’ inter-agency collaboration and country programming. Before joining in UN-Habitat Headquarters in 2018, she was with the UN-Habitat’s regional hub for Asia and the Pacific in Japan, with UN-Habitat Somalia Programme and, prior to this, with the UN Resident Coordinator Office at the UN Development Programme in Malawi. Paula has a Ph.D. in Human Geography from King’s College, University of London and M.Sc. in Regional and Town Planning in the University of Helsinki.

Bae-Gyoon Park is a Professor of Geography in the College of Education at Seoul National University in Korea, and the director of Center for Asian Urban Societies (CAUS) at Seoul National University Asia Center. He served as a Co-editor of Territory, Politics, Governance, and is now a member of the editorial boards of Political Geography, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. His recent research focuses on geo-political economies of East Asian border regions, (post) developmental urbanism in East Asia, and politics of urban commons. He is an editor of Locating Neoliberalism in East Asia (Blackwell 2012), Developmentalist Cities? (Brill 2019), and several Korean-written books.

Suradech Taweesaengsakulthai is Chief Executive Officer of Cho Thavee Public Company Limited. He has more than 27 years of experience in the logistics and transportation business sector. After graduating from Japan in 1992, he joined his family business ‘Cho Thavee Co, Ltd.’ and since 1995, he has developed the company from a truck body manufacturer to focuses on Engineering Technology Integration and Technology Transfer by doing Joint Venture with United State and Germany. He also set up the first city development company limited called the Khon Kaen City Development (KKTT) Co., Ltd. developing a smart city solution for Khon Kaen. He has an extensive expertise in transportation industry and smart city, being well known as a businessman who invests and pays great attention to the development of the city through various smart forms.

Chaiman Kim is a Senior Researcher at Department of Transportation in Gyeonggi Research Institute in Korea. He has an extensive expertise in the wide range of topics of transportation engineering. His published great numbers of research and policy briefs including a study on the effect of GTX on housing prices, prospects of GTX Project effect : a case of Shinbundang railroad, introduction of Double-Decker BUS between Seoul and Gyeonggi, installation of service area over Expressway Main-Line in Seoul Metropolitan Area, a method of Subway Trip forecasting considering Transit Unity Fare System in Seoul Metropolitan Area, and a Transit Unity Fare System in Seoul Metropolitan Area and the allocation methodology of organization's profits.

Prof. Bharat Dahiya is a Director at Research Center for Sustainable Development and Innovation, School of Global Studies, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand. An award-winning urbanist, Prof. Bharat Dahiya combines cutting-edge research, policy analysis and development practice aimed at examining and tackling social, economic, environmental and governance issues at multiple geographical scales. Working with the World Bank, UN-Habitat, Asian Development Bank, UNDP, United Nations University, and Metropolis, he has initiated, led and contributed to international research and development projects on sustainable urban development. At UN-Habitat, he led, conceptualised, and coordinated the preparation of the inaugural report on The State of Asian Cities 2010/11. At the World Bank, Prof. Dahiya co-authored the book, Urban Environment and Infrastructure: Toward Livable Cities.

Session Description	Organizer	Presentations & Discussion
This session aims to share challenging stories of various experiments, linked to housing policy, community care, application of digital technology and ecological energy transition, responding various difficulties in both global and local levels with the value of conviviality, and to explore some possible strategies of local development.	Center for Asian Urban Societies, Seoul National University	01 An apartment community of care and education full of residents’ various activities Sangwoo Lee (Executive Director, WeStay Byeollae Social Cooperative)
		02 A chronological transition in the public value system of Housing Soo-Im Shin (Principal Researcher, Housing Community Institute)
		03 Climate Emergency and Vulnerable Neighborhoods So-Young Kim (C.E.O of MaeulDatSallim Cooperative)
		04 Community-Based Urban Development: The Case of Singapore Cho Im Sik (Associate Professor, National University of Singapore)
		Discussants Yilsoon Paek (SNU), In-Kwon Park (SNU), Nguyen Quang (Former UN-Habitat)

Session Description	Organizer	Presentations & Discussion
The word EcoMobility was first coined by Konrad Otto-Zimmermann, Secretary General of International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) and of the Global Alliance for EcoMobility, in February 2007. EcoMobility refers to sustainable, environmentally-friendly and socially inclusive local mobility system to promote quality of life improvement, increasing mobility options, social integration, including non-motorized means of transport sch as walking, cycling, and PM, public transportation, eco-friendly electric means of transport, and connection among them (ICLEI, 2013). And Future Mobility refers to different services contributing to increasing human mobility through fusion of technologies of the 4th Industrial Revolution. This session introduces the concept of EcoMobility and its application in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, and to explore the future direction of the Future Mobility services with UN Habitat.	Gyeonggi Research Institute, Suwon Research Institute, Ajou University, ICLEI Korea, Korea Transport Institute,	01 Introduction of Presenters and Discussion Panel Members
		02 Sustainable EcoMobility Policy of Suwon City Sook-hee Kim (Senior Researcher, Suwon Research Institute)
		03 Introduction Plan for Metropolitan DRT Jun-sik Park (Head of Center, Korea Transport Institute)
		04 Direction of Maas Introductionin Suwon City Jae-hyeon So (Professor, Ajou University)
		05 Adjournment
		Discussion “From Eco-Mobility City To Future Mobility Service” Discussants Seon-hee Kim (Head of Institute, Suwon Research Institute), Sook-hee Kim (Senior Researcher, Suwon Research Institute), Jun-sik Park (Head of Center, Korea Transport Institute) Jae-hyeon So (Professor, Ajou University), Jeom-san Kim (Senior Researcher), Seok-hwan Choi (Head of Department), Do-hun Kim (Researcher), Yeon-hee Park (Head of Office)

Session Description	Organizer	Presentations & Discussion
Around the world, ICT has been already used as a main tool to observe environment in general and partial factors of environment, monitor climate, and estimate climate change. In electricity sector, sensors in electricity supply chain can increase efficiency in monitoring electricity supply and reduce electricity leakage. In transportation sector, the introduction of smart transportation system to manage complicated truck-based logistics can reduce 1.52 billion tons of greenhouse gas emission per year around the globe. In building sector, the advanced technologies will enable monitoring lighting, heating and ventilating systems. The introduction of smart building systems around the world will reduce 1.68 billion tons of greenhouse gas emission per year. On the other hand, contemporary climate catastrophe forecast, monitoring and early warning system based on ICT utilization is necessary for the sake of saving human lives, and it helps to effectively react to natural disasters by monitoring and remote sensing them, such as earthquake and tsunami. This session aims to cover future direction to react the negative effects of the deteriorating climate changes and to reduce greenhouse gas emission using ICT with regard to climate crisis at the scope of inclusive city and sharing city, as well as the case study for developing countries.	Korea Research Institute on Climate Change International Urban Training Center (Webinar)	01 The role of ICT in developing climate crisis solutions (30“) Eom, Gi-jeung, Head of Department, Korea Research Institute on Climate Change
		02 Establishment of real-time remote monitoring system (solar heat-mobile communication base) for groundwater and river water level in Sylhet region, Bangladesh (30“) Yu, Jae-yong, CEO, GEOMAX)
		03 Response to Climate Crisis Using ICT - A Case Study in the Philippines (30“) Anna Phalashol, EnP, The Philippines
		Discussion(60“) Response to climate crisis through ICT - Focusing on Case Study in Developing Countries Discussants Gui-gon Kim (Honorary Professor, Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies), Gi-jeung Eom (Head of Department, Korea Research Institute on Climate Change), Jae-yong Yu (CEO, GEOMAX) Anna Phalashol (EnP, The Philippines)

Session Description	Organizer	Presentations & Discussion
Development of communication skills in appropriate application of digital technologies and establishment of the necessary infrastructures therein has promoted advances in many social sectors. The development of communication skills has caused the fundamental changes in the mode of living for many people living in urban areas. It is aimed to discuss how the communication infrastructure has influenced our life and how communication technologies will impact people’s life as urban residents.	Korean Telecom (KT)	01 Case of Smart City founded on the basis of communication infrastructure Gyeong-hun Kim (Deputy Head of Department, KT)
	Korean Telecom (KT)	02 Technological evolution direction led by digitalization and its example Chanwoo Kim (Director, CISCO)

Session Description	Organizer	Presentations & Discussion
Prior urban regeneration was led by policy-oriented projects to developed outdated urban centers and maximize the economic profits in a standardized manner. This session aims to discuss about the strategies to improve the quality of cities, unlike the existing method, by conducting small-sized infrastructure projects with urban regeneration projects for smaller cities and to extend the smart infrastructure by connecting them.	Social Sharing Research Institute	01 Urban Growth Strategy with Smart Infrastructure Dong-yeong Yu (Professor, Hongik University, Department of Computer and Information Communications Engineering)
		02 Urban regeneration Strategy and Smart Infrastructure Establishment Plan of Pocheon City Jae-ik Choi (Head, Pocheon Urban regeneration City Center)
		03 Urban Growth Strategy with Smart Infrastructure Seung-su Oh (Head, Social Sharing Research Institute)
		Discussion Seung-su Oh (Head, Social Sharing Research Institute), Jae-ik Choi (Head of Center (Pocheon Urban regeneration City Center), Dong-yeong Yu (Professor, Hongik University, Department of Computer and Information Communications Engineering), Young-sik Kwon (Director, Yeongbuk-myeon Urban Regeneration Support Center), Sung-bin Lee (Senior researcher, Urban Community Research Institute)