This presentation was part of a workshop during Social Media Week Berlin to discuss the role of cities in enabling the sharing economy.

1. Von der geteilten zur teilenden Stadt
Thomas Dönnebrink @tdoennebrink
Francesca Pick @francesca_sp
How can Berlin become the sharing capital of Europe?

2. OuiShare is a global network empowering citizens,
public institutions, and companies to build a society
that is based on sharing, collaboration and openness
We are: entrepreneurs, makers, designers, journalists, social hackers,
researchers, public officials, engaged citizens, … and many more.
PARIS | LONDON | BERLIN | BARCELONA | ROME |
MADRID | BRUSSELS | AMSTERDAM | MUNICH| LISBO
AMAS | BUENOS AIRES | RIO DE JANEIRO | PORTO AL
SANTIAGO | ATHENS | MONTREAL| BILBAO | LAUSAN
LYON | TORINO | LILLE | MILAN | THE HAGUE | GHE

3. 65 Facebook Groups
Local groups for action in a city/region
Linguistic groups for knowledge sharing
Vertical groups for deep expertise
Functional groups (videos, labs, …)
Gathering around 400 contributors
from 20 countries in Europe and Americas

4. Seit July 2012
150+ Artikel (FR/EN/ES)
70+ Autoren
20.000 Besuche/ Monat
9.400 Facebook Fans
120 Twitter Mentions/Tag
.net

5. #1 Regel : M.P.R.L.
Meet People in Real Life

6. OuiShare Fest – Paris, May 2-4 2013
the first major european event about the collaborative economy

7. From 15. – 25. Oktober: 8 Events all over Germany
Information & Registration: detour.ouishare.net

8. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ontourwithben/8751108496/
How it all started |the flea market

9. From the offline to the online flea market

10. “Sharing, renting, bartering, gifting and
swapping of goods and services reinvented
through technology and social networks”
Sharing Economy |Access over Owernship

11. Sharing Economy |From B2C to Peer-to-Peer

12. COLLABORATIVE
CONSUMPTION
MAKERS & PEER
PRODUCTION
P2P FINANCE AND
CROWDFUNDING
OPEN KNOWLEDGE
(gov, data, culture, science, …)

13. Internet and
Smartphones
Economic
Crisis
Longing for
Community
Environment
Collaborative Consumption |Principles

14. THINGS |Swapping, Renting, Selling & Gifting

15. MOVE | Shared Transportation in the City
Public Transport + Carsharing + P2P Car Rental + On-Demand Ridesharing
OPEN DATA

16. MOVE | Long-Distance Ridesharing
2M European travellers/month (Eurostar = 0.8M)

17. EAT | Collaborative Distribution of Local Food
260 local communities(+160 more coming soon)
1,200,000 products sold since launch in 2011
20,000 orders/month overall

18. EAT | Food & Mealsharing

19. WORK | Coworking spaces everywhere
1,200 spaces in Europe (2,500 globally)
number doubling every year

20. Photo : http://www.flickr.com/photos/waagsociety/5011530383/
CREATE | Fab Labs & maker spaces
150 Fablabs globally, 40% in EU
1,000 Hackerspaces globally, 30% in EU

21. TRAVEL | P2P ACCOMMODATION

22. SERVICES | TASK & SKILL SHARING

23. FUND | Crowdfunding & Investing

24. coworking
crowdfunding

25. Von der geteilten zur teilenden Stadt

26. “A revolution doesn't happen
when society adopts new tools,
it happens
When society adopts new behaviors”
Clay Shirky,

27. Entrepreneurs, Citizens
and Local Governments
Building together the
collaborative cities of the future

28. City as a Platform
“When artists and innovators
engage, cities thrive.
Cities as Platforms”
Lisa Gansky

29. Example where an innovative
new concept changes the
face of a city within a few
years.

30. 2008
TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

31. 2009
TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

32. 2010
TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

33. 2011
TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

34. 2012
TRAVEL | P2P Accomodation

35. Paris Area
Vélib & AutoLib
first big city to implement bike-sharing and one-way car sharing.

36. “The Collaborative Economy
is a priority on our agenda.
(…) We want the Bordeaux
area to think and act
collaboratively, by involving
both companies and citizens”
Vincent Feltesse
Head of Bordeaux Metropolitan Area
Bordeaux Area
Ambition to become a Shareable City

37. Sydney

38. Sydney

39. Seoul
2012 – 09 - 20
Seoul Metropolitan Government
Act for Promoting Sharing
includes 20 sharing programs & policies

40. San Francisco
2013 – 06 – 26
Shareable cities resolution
passed by 15 US city mayors
• Make cities more shareable.
• Encourage better understanding of the sharing economy.
• Create local task forces reviewing regulations.
• Play active role in better utilizing publicly owned assets.

41. Curitiba Cable Car
transforms Into
A Library Train

42. Los Angeles
(Re-)Creation of green belts and oasis within the
the city limits. Los Angeles is one of the most spoilt
(zersiedelte) cities in the world.

43. New York
Pop-up
temporary
hotels, with modular
systems On the one hand buildings /
skycrapers have a high
vacancy rate
On the other hand tourisms is
growing rapidly.
Solution:
Pop up temporary hotels.

44. Ghent

45. London

46. Newcastle

47. Barcelona FabCity
1 Fablab per District by 2020

49. Bangla
1976
launched by Prof. Muhammed Yunus

50. Bogota
Crowdfunding
raised $145 million from
300 investors
now part owners
in the city’s
tallest skyscraper

51. Ghent
I Make Rotterdam
Modern development had cut off
a thriving district
A team of young architects
crowdfunded a connecting wooden bridge
with 17,000 sponsored planks stamped with the
sponsor’s name

52. Mayors Challenge

53. Transport
Food
Housing
Job Creation

54. Neal Gorenflo’s advice
Raise awareness of what is happening in the sharing economy.
Preparing more community organizing than typical event planning.
Invite a very diverse group of people: entrepreneurs, NGO leaders,
government officials etc. Build relationships across these sectors.
Focus: „How can we amplify the city as a platform for sharing?
Aspects: education and action planning.
Keynotes/pitches providing context, then open space to selforganize.
Find a great facilitator!
Have a big party when the conference is over!

55. Call for action:
The distance between
your dreams and reality
is called ACTION

56. Let’s rethink/Redesign the city

57. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs 2.0

58. Call for action:

59. Francesca Pick
francesca@ouishare.net
@francesca_sp
www.ouishare.net
www.kokonsum.org
@ouishare
Thomas Dönnebrink
thomas@ouishare.net
@tdoennebrink