by Marina Bassi | Jun 12, 2015 | The Urban Media Lab
During last Saturday the 6th and Sunday the 7th of June, Spero2020 has taken place in Siracusa. LabGov – LABoratory for the GOVernance of Commons joined the event. Professor Christian Iaione, coordinator of LabGov, participated at the event as a contributor of the two-days’ work tables.
Spero2020 was an event – organised by Tempi Nuovi Siracusa and AJS Connection – that takes its cue from Matteo Renzi’s Leopolda, convinced that dialogue and constructive part is the way to put the focus on political needs and desires of citizens, helping to reduce the gap between public administration and territory.
Focused on the province of Siracusa, Spero2020 was aimed to undertake the comparison and the production of ideas and solutions, involving stakeholders and provincial stakeholders to 12 thematic groups. The working groups have addressed two specific focus developed on the basis of needs expressed during the path towards Spero2020.
The twelves focusing areas have been the following:
- Energy
- Environment
- Accountability
- Culture and Tourism
- Universities
- Welfare
- Mediterranean issues
- Development
- Social Innovation e Smart City
- Agriculture
- Governance of territory
- Youth and future
At the conclusion of the event a policy document has been worked out, and it was a work of synthesis of the proposals submitted to the tables in the two days of work. A complex and challenging action of grassroots participation with the help and cooperation of all those who believe that our country deserve better.
It is to make a mark decisive for the generations to come, all together.
More info on: http://www.spero2020.it/
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Spero2020 – nuovi metodi di costruzione delle politiche pubbliche
Lo scorso weekend, nelle giornate di Sabato 6 e Domenica 7 giugno, si è tenuto nella provincia di Siracusa l’evento Spero2020. LabGov ha partecipato all’incontro durante le due sessioni di lavoro. Queste hanno prodotto un documento programmatico di sintesi, incrocio fra le esigenze del territorio e i bisogni dei cittadini.
by Marina Bassi | Mar 6, 2015 | The Urban Media Lab
On March 9th, 2015 in Sala della Promoteca at Palazzo Senatorio (Capitol Hill in Rome) the Legal Affairs Department of the City of Rome will host the conference “Aesthetics, preservation and development of the territory reflections for a new urban approach“. The conference will start at 3PM and LabGov will be present with its coordinator, Christian Iaione.
The purpose of this conference is to stimulate a new thinking and to achieve a sustainable approach that could (re)design the traditional rules of urban planning and land use. The conference aims at opening a debate on the conciliation between the preservation of the existing aesthetic and the use of new tools and technologies for the development and regeneration of urban areas and rural areas.
In recent years, the scarcity of resources and the emergence of new challenges, according to the model of “negotiated planning”, forced local authorities to introduce innovative forms of dialogue with the private sector.
During the conference, experts will deal with issues such as Negotiation and administrative power, urban negotiation and Participation and Legality.
Christian Iaione – LabGov coordinator – will participate at the round table, bringing the experiences developed in Bologna with the Regulation on public collaboration for urban commons, in Mantova with the Pact of collaborative governance, and Battipaglia with the City Urban Plan as a Pact of Collaboration for Legality and Land Use.
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Un nuovo approccio alla pianificazione urbana? Se ne parla il 9 marzo in Campidoglio!
Lunedì 9 marzo ci sarà il Convegno Estetica, Preservazione e sviluppo del territorio: riflessioni per un nuovo approccio urbano. Il Convegno avrà luogo in Sala della Promoteca del Palazzo Senatorio (in Campidoglio) a partire dalle ore 15.00.
Lo scopo del Convegno sarà quello di stimolare il pensiero al fine di (ri)disegnare le regole tradizionali in favore di una nuova pianificazione urbana, preservando la bellezza e la storia del territorio.
