2010/TELMIN/011 Benefiting Socio-Economic Activities Through the Application of ICT

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1 2010/TELMIN/011 Benefiting Socio-Economic Activities Through the Application of ICT Submitted by: Japan 8 th Ministerial Meeting on Telecommunications and Information Industry Okinawa, Japan October 2010

2 Session 2 Benefiting Socio Economic Activities through the Application of ICT Tadahiro Matsushita Vice minister for Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) Government of Japan IT as the Engine for New Growth in APEC The role of IT: For Business driving new innovation and advances in economic productivity it Support for Small and Medium-sized Businesses Efficient Logistics For Global issue resolving global problems, such as energy and resource constraints and global warming Climate Change Water Resource For Social Infrastructure Increasing the efficiency and raising the level of various social systems such as public safety, education, government services, healthcare and transportation Transportation Medical and Nursing Care e-government 1 1

3 APEC Growth Strategy, 2010 APEC Economic Leaders Meeting (AELM)2009 Agreement to formulate a long term growth strategy Developing a Growth Strategy will be following elements, Balanced Inclusive Sustainable Innovative Secure IT is one of the most important pillars to facilitate growth 2 IT s contribution to conserving energy in Society Advanced automotive electronics Energy-saving home appliances LED/OEL illumination Homes HEMS BEMS Ecological driving Business with ITS, ETC Transportation More efficient distribution Industries with RFID tags Power Electronics Green by IT Telecommuting, Videoconferencing, online sales, etc. IT control systems of machines/factories Introduction of more energy efficient IT devices/systems The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may have been corrupted. Restart your computer, and then open the file again. If the red x still appears, you may have to delete the image and then insert it again. IT infrastructure Green of of IT IT 3 2

4 IT s Contribution to the Climate Change GeSI (Global E Sustainability Initiative) reports in June 2008; In 2020, IT sector will emit 2.8% of the global CO2 emission. However, IT can reduce 7.8 Gt of CO2e from the global CO2 emission in This reduction equals 15% of the total emission in 2020, and is 5 times as much as their own emission. CO2 Emission and IT s Contribution IT s Contribution in Different Fields year Estimates (GtCO2 e) IT Sector % Reduction by IT IT Sector 1.4 (2.8%) 7.8 (15%) Smart logistics 1.52 Smart motor systems 0.97 Transportation 2.2 Building 2.4 Total Industry 2.1 Energy (GtCO2e) Smart Building 1.68 Smart Grids IT based Evolution of Health Care Systems Information integration within medical institutions between medical institutions across institutions in various fields Medical records are Electronic medical records Individuals health records digitized inside each can be transferred among are digitized and integrated institution separately several institutions for patients and consumers NEW Blood Pressure Disease Control Business Need more exercises! Weight Temperature B to B (hospitals, care homes etc.) B to C (individuals) 5 3

5 Promoting Probe Data Aggregation and Sharing Probe data center A Probe data center B Probe data center C Public needs (disaster prevention, etc.) Environmental assessment Improvement of Traffic Congestion Activities concerning probe data Aggregating and sharing Mutual use Multipurpose use, etc. Optimal route guidance Example of a map for showing traffic congestion based on VICS* alone *VICS: Vehicle Information and CommunicationSystem Provision of traffic information More efficient logistics Traffic census Example of a map for showing traffic congestion based on VICS and several probe data suppliers 6 Smart ICT Application Initiative Japan is proposing the initiative aimed at achieving a higher level of smart ness in regional socio-economic activities through the application of ICT. The contents of initiative -Sharing best practices from each economy with regard to the use of ICT in various fields <expected scope of fields> energy, transportation, healthcare, logistics, emergency response, administrative services, etc. -Working together to resolve economic, technical, and systemic challenges < expected challenges > -Facilitating investment -Capacity building of related parties -Harmonizing and opening technical standards in the region -Ensuring privacy and security 7 4

6 IT Policy challenges to be addressed at APEC ICT Infrastructure (ex. Improvement of broadband access) Safe and Secure Environment for the Application of IT (ex. Cyber-security, privacy protection) Next steps toward sustainable and innovative growth Benefiting Socio Economic Realization of Activities Innovative through Socio-Economy the Application of ICT <Logistics> by IT Application <Environment> IC Tag Green IT <Energy> Smart Grid Smart tict Application Initiative <Transportation> ITS <Logistics> IC Tag <Health care> Remote Health Management IT utilization in new fields <Environment> <Public Green ITServices> E-Gov <Emergency Response> Disaster e Health Information care Solutions to economic, E Gov technical, systemic challenges Sharing and specifying the benefits of best practices 8 Progress on the Initiative in 2010 and 2011 <TEL WG> Green ICT Seminar held in Brunei in August Seminar for emergency response to be held in China in March 2011 <Committee on Trade and Investment (CTI) > Life Science Innovation Forum (LSIF) involvement withhealth health IT promotion Sub Committee on Standards and Conformance (SCSC) focus on the standardization of IC tags for the visualization of international logistics 9 5

7 Thank you for your attention. 6