ASviS Report on Territories 2022 – Live

The presentation of ASviS Territorial Report 2022 in streaming today at 10.00 from the Parlamentino of Villa Lubin – headquarters of the National Council of Economy and Labor (Cnel) – in Rome. The document includes a review of the international and European experiences of territorialisation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of theUN Agenda 2030 and the state of implementation of the National Strategy, the Regional Strategies and the Metropolitan Agendas for Sustainable Development.

It is a unique tool which, through elementary and composite statistical indicators, collects and analyzes the positioning of regions, provinces, metropolitan cities, urban areas and municipalities with respect to the 17 SDGs. To understand the importance of territories, just think that the Sustainable development solutions network (Sdsn) estimates that 105 of the 169 SDGs Targets (62%) will not be achieved without the involvement of local authorities.

The study, which reports data broken down by Region with data relating to Provinces and metropolitan cities included, also devotes a chapter to territorial inequalities and one to natural and man-made risks. Finally, the concluding chapters contain the ASviS proposals and the selection of best practices for the sustainable development of Territories.

The meeting will be attended, among others, by representatives of local authorities, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security.

Speeches by: Anna Lisa BoniCouncilor for European funds, Pnrr and international relations of the Municipality of Bologna and coordinator of the nine Italian cities of the EU Mission 100 Climate neutral and smart cities by 2030; the air BramezzaHead of the Public Works Department of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport (Mit); Silvia BriniIspra and Co-coordinator of the ASviS working group on Goal 11; Manlio CalzaroniASviS Research Area Manager; Ariadne CenseCouncilor for Mobility of the Municipality of Milan; Francis D’AmorePresident of the Abruzzo Sirente Velino Regional Park; Carl Fontanaco-director of TGR Rai; Raffaele FittoMinister for European Affairs, the South, cohesion policies and the Pnrr; Rodolfo GiampieriPresident of the Italian Ports Association (Assoporti); Silvia GrandiDirector General for the Circular Economy of the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security (Mase), Marcella MallenPresident of ASviS; Stephen MinervaPresident of the Province of Lecce and Mayor of Gallipoli, Dario NardellaMayor of Florence and President of Eurocities; Irene PrioloVice-President and Councilor for Ecological Transition, fight against climate change and environment of the Emilia-Romagna Region; Anna RiccardiSan Giovanni a Teduccio energy community, Naples; Pierluigi Stefanini, President of ASviS; Walter Vitali, Urban@it and Co-coordinator of the ASviS working group on Goal 11; Tiziano TreuPresident of the Cnel.