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European
days of the Digital Cities DAY OF JUNE 25TH, 2003 City hall of Paris
The frame In
November, 2002, the European Network of the Digital Cities began the
organization of a new cycle of European Days which, in regular interval,
allow the European actors to meet and to collaborate together on common
projects. The
City of Paris, by awarding its label "Paris Europe" to the
RVN wished that the capital is in the center of such meetings. The last days It
was the case on November 18th, 2002 with day organized in the City hall
on the subject " ICT: how communities renew their relations with
the inhabitants " and which the opening was assured by Madam Danielle
Auffray, alderwoman of Paris for the new technologies. It
was again the case to Logroņo, capital of the region of Rioja in Spain,
where "the numeric city of tomorrow" was the subject of the
meetings of May 12th and the conclusion of which was presented by Mister
Pierre Rival, director of madam Auffray's cabinet. It
will still be the case on June 25th with day dedicated to the subject
"the new learned territories". The program THE NEW LEARNED TERRITORIES Day
organized by the European Network of the Digital Cities City
hall of Paris - Room 3 ( 1st floor) In
June 25th, 2003 - 10 hours-17 hours 10:00 am: reception Madam
Danielle Auffray's intervention Alderwoman
of Paris for the new technologies Presentation
of the day by André Jean-Marc Loechel President
of the European Network of the Digital Cities 10:30 am - 11:30 am: conference of Marie-Paule
Verlaeten (
International Centre of the world economy of the knowledges) "
The creativity: a strategic vision for the local territories " 11:30 am - 1:00 pm: workshop Recherche Every
European day of the numeric cities tries hard to present research works
which can directly concern the territorial actors, 1:00
pm - 2:30 pm: free lunch 2:30
pm - 4:30 pm: Round Table "
Learning cities and quoted knowledges: the big challenge " At
the dawn of a necessary movement of territorial production of knowledges,
it is essential to understand better how exchanges of knowledges can
contribute to create polarities of innovation, how places, spaces and
technologically innovative territories can generate knowledge and contribute
to their structuralization and finally what makes, at the bottom(really),
that a territory or that a city is more able to promote the transfer
of knowledge? A
numeric territory is at first a space capable of producing, of managing
and of distributing some knowledge and of contributing to the creation
of a real environment of learning. Such
an approach - that the presentations of the Round Table will to have
to clarify and to validate - makes today obsolete many definitions taking
into account the only creation of infrastructures.
The
debate will develop around the presentation of "numeric Slovenia
" by Marko Milosavljevic (Faculty of Social Science of Ljubljana). Laura
Garcia Vitoria and Florence Tressols's
intervention. 4:30
pm - 5:00 pm: presentation of the activities Presentation of the report "Les nouveaux territoires
savants" ( Publication
in October, 2003) Announcement
of the European Meeting of the Innovative Cities Evocation
of the calendar of the European demonstrations Days
organized by the European Network of the Digital Cities are of free
and free access. The
registration is on the other hand compulsory, by sending of mail in
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