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City on a Global Market

City on a Global Market. Territorial Marketing Strategies Mag. Ivana Jašić ‘The Creative City: Crossing Visions and New Realities in the Region’. I8 – 14 May 2006 IUC, Dubrovnik. Territory. Aggregation of resources (tangible/intangible) System of values

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City on a Global Market

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  1. City on a Global Market Territorial Marketing Strategies Mag. Ivana Jašić ‘The Creative City: Crossing Visions and New Realities in the Region’ I8 – 14 May 2006 IUC, Dubrovnik

  2. Territory • Aggregation of resources (tangible/intangible) • System of values • TM: a set of marketing tools and strategies aimed at increasing the value of the territory and ensuring its visibility on the market • Process of understanding the potentials and relationships within the territory

  3. Needs for TM • Globalization • Decentralization • Integration btw States • Technological Development • New Political Dimensions • New Cultural Dimensions

  4. Goals of TM • to develop the Existing Economy • to develop new business organizations • to attract new resources, new consumers • to attract and diffuse knowledge

  5. Principles of TM • Social Equilibrium • Environmental protection • Economic Competition

  6. Who?

  7. Instruments for TM Plan • S.W.O.T. Analysis • Mapping of CULTURAL CAPITAL • Brainmapping (niched marketing) • Benchmarking (copy and paste)

  8. CULTURAL CAPITAL

  9. Case study in Strategies of Territorial Marketing: EUROPEAN CITIES AND CAPITALS OF CULTURE

  10. ECOC • ‘For ECOC there is no simple measure of success, and attempts to make comparisons btw cities are undesirable and difficult.....There is a complex matrix of issues for any city of culture to deal with.’ From ‘European Cities and Capitals of Culture’ Study Prepaired for the European Commission, Part I, PALMER/RAE ASSOCIATES, Brussels, August 2004, downloadable at: www.palmer-rae.com/culturalcapitals.htm

  11. Strategic Planning • 21 ECOC Operating Expenditure 63% cultural programme 7 – 24 % communication and marketing,special events, merchandising wages, salaries, overloads rennovation of facilities urban revitalisation (physical) management of capital projects (pp.16 – 19)

  12. Strategic Design • 21 ECOC Infrastructural Investments Transformation of public spaces and lighting Restoration of facilities and monuments Construction of new buildings (concert halls, theatres and museums) 1/3 carried out work in transport infrastructure (airports, railway stations and car parking) ¼ had minor capital investments in urban development (housing, sanitation, hospitals) ¼ developed cultural districts (regenerated historical areas or created new cultural districts) (p.18,p.69)

  13. Communication of Values • Districtual Theories and Hypernetworks • Cognitive approach and System Territory • Communication of Values: Cyber marketing • ECOC: European networking

  14. City Branding • Brand value (the value of active cultural capital) • Aims and motivations: ‘city image, urban regeneration, economic recovery, international visibility.....’ • Benefits of the Brand Graphic identity (logo) associated with values of the City Branded Merchandise Increased potential for Sponsorship Increase in Cultural Tourism over years Widening of the definition of culture.....

  15. Towards SEE markets:Guides, manuals and proposals for SEE Cities

  16. Strategic Proposals • ‘What kind of cultural strategy does Dubrovnik need?’ AWL under the Kultura Aktiva Projekt, research and debate, 2006 http://see.oneworld.net/article/view/123985/1/ • ‘Debate in Split: Independent Culture and Youth Centre’ Coalition of Youth association (KUM) under the Kultura Aktiva Projekt, 2006 http://see.oneworld.net/article/view/124369/1/ • ‘Cultural Strategy for the City of Rijeka’ NGO ‘Drugo more’ with Rijeka City Council, five public debate sessions and a book published ‘Contributions to Cultural Strategy of Rijeka’, 2004 http://www.policiesforculture.org/project • ‘Participative policy making: Cultural Strategy of the City of Zagreb’ ‘Druga strana’ Center for a Culture of Dialogue, lectures, debates, workshops in strategic planning, ‘Strategy for Cultural Centres in Zagreb’ 2003 http://www.policiesforculture.org/project

  17. Criteria for implementation • Marketability? • Financing? • Authenticity? vs. professional expertise vs. territory

  18. Towards SEE Markets • Not for profit level: Networks for SEE • Nat’l Pre-accession Strategies: ROPs (Regional Operative Programmes) • EU Community Initiative Programme for transnational cooperation: European Neighbourhood Programmme INTERREG III B CADSES (2000 – 2006) program for spatial development www.cadses.net

  19. City on the SEE Market needs.... • Constant Fundraising (Compensation of Value) • Identifiying and building of sectoral relationships on the territory • Building of intersectoral bodies for transnational (EU) cooperation • Dimension of time – does it qualify on the market?

  20. Patras Report ‘Patras, as a relatively small city in terms of population, currently lacks certain key facilities and spaces to host significant and large – scale cultural programmes, although the city has plans for major infrastructure projects. The Panel were impressed with these plans, which the city claims will be completed by 2006.’ (p.8) From Report on Greek Nomination for the European Capital of Culture 2006, Issued by The Selection Panel for the European Capital of Culture 2006, Brussels and Patras 2002, downloadable at: http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture/eac/other_actions/cap_europ/pdf_word/patras_final_report.pdf

  21. References • Becattini, Giacomo, ‘The Marshallian industrial district as a socio – economic notion' in F. Pyke, G. Becattini and W. Sengenberger eds. Industrial Districts and Inter – firm Co-operation in Italy, International Institute for Labour Studies, Geneva, 1990. pp. 37 - 52 • Porter, E. Michael, 'Clusters and the new economics of competition', Harvard Bussiness Review, November – December, 1998. pp. 77-90 • ‘Organizing for Change’ in Phillip Kotler, Donald H. Haider and Irving Rein Marketing Places, Simon and Schuster, April 1993, pp.311 – 346 (Ch. 12) • Minoja, Mario, Bocconi University, Milano and Borroi, Mario, University of Trento, 'Knowledge protection mechanisms in Industrial District' (paper) pp. 1 – 10 • Miccoli, Giusi 'Reti imprenditoriali e creazione di conoscenza' (paper) pp. 1-6 at: NEXT on line, Strumenti per l’innovazione, Archivio No.6 • Premazzi, Katia, 'Il cyber – marketing territoriale' in Valdani e Ascarani eds:Srategie di Marketing del Territorio, pp.323 – 376

  22. Tables • Slide 8: Table for mapping of cultural capital, creator: Pier Luigi Sacco, Dept. of Cultural Economy, Universita' IUAV, Venice, Italy, EU, reproduced graphically with variables: QCA – Quality of Cultural Activity QLG – Quality of Local Governance QKP – Quality of Knowledge Production ELC – Education of Local Community PLC – Participation of Local Community MSC – Management of Social Criticalities EDE - Entrepreneurial Development DLT – Development of Local Talent AOT – Attraction of Talent AEF – Attraction of External Firms

  23. Visuals • Slide 15: Case studies in Branding ECOC Logo for Genoa, 2004 ECOC Logo for Lille, 2004 Dubrovnik Summer Festival, poster design: Orsat Frankovic

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