Francesco Domenico Moccia, INU General secretary, Valter Fabietti, Università G. D’Annunzio, L. Di Ludovico
The National Institute of Urban Planning (INU) has always worked on issues related to environmental, economic and social fragility, making its own the challenges of development, equity, adaptation, innovation and prevention. In addition, the Institute, within the Study Day, the National Urban Planning Review and the Urbanpromo events, organizes every year sections dedicated to these issues to make known the results of the researches and in-depth analyzes elaborated by the members of the INU in collaboration with public research institutions and national and international universities.
During its 90 years of life, the INU has directed its elaboration to find the urban planning tools suitable to solve the emerging problems of the country and has focused, from time to time, on a prevailing theme. In the immediate postwar period, there was a need to rebuild a country and accompany it towards modernity, thinking about economic development and the governance of its induced effects on the territory. Starting from the 1970s, the reformist urban planning that accompanies housing policies and urban planning standards became established. In the second half of the 1980s, awareness of environmental criticalities is becoming more and more widespread and a long process of elaboration is started to make the urban organization move towards sustainability. These prevalences are never absolute and the themes are intertwined and prolonged from one phase to another, so that today they all appear together as the great cultural heritage of the INU available to face the future of the country.
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PROGRAMME
Second session – SOCIAL FRAGILITIES
Introduces:
Luana Di Lodovico, University of L’Aquila
Relations:
Housing policy in reformist urban planning
Silvia Saccomanni, Politecnico di Torino
Housing policy and the INU
Laura Pogliani, Politecnico di Milano
Current urban planning standards
Costanza Pera, former Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
The INU and the new standards
Carolina Giaimo, Polytechnic University of Torino
Charter of participation and civic empowerment
Donatella Venti, Manager, Province of Terni
Public space charter and social interaction
Marichela Sepe, CNR Researcher
Third session – ENVIRONMENTAL FRAGILITIES
Introduces:
Valter Fabietti, G. D’Annunzio University
Risk prevention
Roberto De Marco, former Director of the Seismic Service of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers
Vulnerability analysis and routine planning
Irene Cremonini, Manager, Emilia-Romagna Region
Vulnerability research
Grazia Brunetta, Polytechnic of Turino
Territorial inequalities in post-event reconstruction
Alfiero Moretti, Civil Defence Umbria Region
Hydrogeological risk and land maintenance: the state of the art
Massimo Bastiani, National Table Coordinator River Contracts
Soil consumption and territorial fragility
Andrea Arcidiacono, Politecnico di Milano
Strategic framework and post-seismic reconstruction
Massimo Sargolini, University of Camerino
Trends in soil consumption
Michele Munafò, ISPRA
Resilience and fragility
Carlo Gasparrini, University of Napoli “Federico II”
Conclusion of works
Italiano
Contributions