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1 MORANDI TOR SAPIENZA (Rome) policy is there, but politics is slow and not ambitious RE BLOCK REVIVING High Rise Blocks for Cohesive and Green Neighbourhoods Dr. Ing. Pietro Elisei (URBACT THEMATIC EXPERT) ISOCARP Vice President Awards, Communication and Marketing The Hague UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA 'TOR VERGATA', Senior Research Collaborator Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie della Formazione STF Rome URBASOFIA Director Bucharest SCITA CIVITA President and founder Brussels and Bucharest

Pietro Elisei (URBACT THEMATIC EXPERT) ISOCARP Vice President Awards, Communication and Marketing The Hague UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA

2 In the Settlement Giorgio Morandi there are about 512 households and 1238 residents, and the sample we obtained was 49 households surveyed, equivalent to 24.5%. Among this sample, 43 families are living in accommodation of Morandi as assignees (equivalent to '87.8%), while 6 are families living in Morandi as occupants (equivalent to 12.2%). PROBLEMATICHE PIÙ RILEVANTI RISCONTRATE NELLA PERIFERIA DI TOR SAPIENZA. Area INCIVILTA' 2 Total 1, km ( sq mi) Elevation 2 m (7 ft) LUOGO DI PROVENIENZA DEI RESIDENTI DEL COMPLESSO GIORGIO MORANDI. OCUUPAZIONE Population 9 Total 2,863,322 Density 2,2/km (5,8/sq mi) 2 STRANIERI MANUTENZIONE 5 4 PULIZIA TOR SAPIENZA 26 MANUTENZIO NE 8,7 4, ,3 18,2 9 1, ,8 PULIZIA MORANDI STRANIERI OCUUPAZIONE INCIVILTA' 2 1 TOR SAPIENZA MORANDI Local Administration Municipio Roma V AreaROMA ESTERO 7,7466 km² Inhabitants Density ASSEGNATARI ab. (21) 3 339,14 ab./km²

PROBLEMATICHE PIÙ RILEVANTI RISCONTRATE NELLA PERIFERIA DI TOR SAPIENZA. Area INCIVILTA' 2 Total 1,285.31 km (496.

3 STRENGTHS Active population and (active) local stakeholders, and with design, in the area and around the area of Morandi Tor Sapienza Local institutions available and collaborative since the project started Sensitivity to the activation of productive activities is innovative in the field of environmental sustainability (short agricultural chain, reuse and recycling chains, and activities related to renewable energies) Within the area of Tor Sapienza there are several abandoned public spaces, green areas are inaccessible, untreated Industrial areas out of use (brownfields). WEAKNESSES Structural level: geographical isolation distance from the main commercial and public services and dependence on Tor Sapienza poor road connections with the neighborhood and pedestrian Functional level: poor maintenance of the areas of the yards, gardens and central spine absence of adequate cleaning lack of transport the distance from the center of Tor Sapienza absence of essential services such as emergency room, police station, etc. lack of redevelopment Social level: lack of poles of aggregation and cultural centers and public recreation for groups of young people and adults high level of unemployment and school dropouts lack of job training centers for young people lack of coordinated operational units, and with adequate financial resources for the rehabilitation and social regeneration of the area concentration ranges of medium low socioeconomic the presence of a flourishing market of prostitution and drug nearby the presence of two Roma settlements within the poor conditions of the area general negative perception of the place by Tor Sapienza. Self ghetto isation of residents. OPPORTUNITIES Area of productive vocation although with prospects of intense economic restructuring and real estate speculations Railway network node Strong demand for redevelopment of the residential fabric Presence of abandoned spaces to be retrieved for social gathering activities or for productive fabric Presence of productive experience which have launched urban agriculture projects in green/ farmhouses/abandoned spaces with potential for agricultural production The new Structural Funds programming THREATS Coexistence of economic and social issues that affect an area such as that of Morandi Difficulty of intervening on the set of marginality in the area Disregarded expectations and consequent loss of confidence in the institutions The period of economic crisis is not conductive to the initiation of new productive activities Lack of space for vocational training Deficiencies within the infrastructure linking effective, underuse of those existing / Train Station, Park & Ride

to renewable energies) Within the area of Tor Sapienza there are several abandoned public spaces, green areas are inaccessible, untreated Industrial areas out of use (brownfields).

4 The Team of Tor Vergata University The main objective of the RE Block project is to achieve, in the areas of the partners involved, the local action plans. These plans are made through a participatory and inclusive of local actors. Local actors are a ULSG (URBACT Local Support Group: URBACT Local Action Group), in order to carry out this The project is coordinated locally by an URBACT validated Thematic Expert by EU (Dr. Ing Pietro Elisei Tor Vergata University ) supported by the scientific coordination of work operated by Professor Maria Prezioso (University Tor Vergata). The local action group plan is of coordinated a strategic by Dr. nature. Riccardo Troisi (economist and expert in the conversion ecological and social systems of the local economy), with the technical assistance of Dr. Adriana Goni Mazzitelli (anthropologist PhD in Urban Policy, and expert in intercultural and participatory design). Communication is curated by Dr. Ing Angela D' Orazio (researcher in territorial development policies, University of Tor Vergata). LEAD EXPERT Ágnes Böhönyey, the selected Lead Expert of RE Block, has significant working experience in the theme of integrated development of deprived areas and areas at risk of deprivation as well as relevant thematic expertise in URBACT projects. Moreover, as the Head of Department of the National Managing Authority for the Regional Development Operational Programme she was heavily involved in the programming and design of urban rehabilitation programmes and their implementation, following the URBACT II initiative principles. A series of international meetings will help the local action groups to come into contact with other partners in Europe where they face similar problems with the same methodology. The comparison with international experts (knowledge ambassadors) from the different partner countries can expand their horizons and perspectives in the design of solutions for local development. The local action plan, of high strategic value, resulted from this participatory process, will identify a set of projects and define their priority. These projects should have a high degree of maturity, in other words, must be shared by institutions and local actors and to be associated with a clear path to financing funds (EU, national, regional, local).

Local actors are a ULSG (URBACT Local Support Group: URBACT Local Action Group), in order to carry out this The project is coordinated locally by an URBACT validated Thematic Expert by EU (Dr.

5 Aree Progettuali dei Working Groups RIABILITAZIONE URBANA DEL COMPLESSO MORANDI AZIONI DI RIGENERAZIONE PER NELLO SPAZIO PUBBLICO ECONOMIA LOCALE ED INCLUSIONE SOCIALE Progetti Individuati Riqualificazione dell intero complesso: scarsa o inesistente manutenzione delle strutture fisiche. Riqualificazione della spina centrale, sia per uso abitativo, sia per servizi (spazi per le associazioni). Azioni di efficientamento energetico: ripartire dalla proposta ATER 27, attualizzarla attraverso le nuove tecnologie. Riqualificazione della Scuola Vittorini per attività sociali e culturali che abbiano un effettiva ricaduta sul complesso Morandi e sul territorio di Tor Sapienza. Il riutilizzo sociale ed economico dell attuale Mercato Rionaleper attività di aggregazione dei Giovani o attività mirate all occupazione giovanile. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND ATTENTION Promuovere una filiera produttiva locale legata al settore del riuso e del riciclo, collegata ad una filiera corta artigianale che coinvolga il lavoro informale dei raccoglitori di materiali di scarto e residui solidi urbani. Creare una relazione tra le attività di Agricoltura Urbana nelle aree vedi della zona e in concessione al vicino parco della Mistica con il tessuto locale di Tor Sapienza. Promuovere attività culturali e di socialità utilizzando la chiave della multiculturalità e l integrazione, attraverso il potenziamento dei Centri Culturali Municipali Morandi e Michele Testa Creazione di un centro a sostegno delle piccole imprese locali (nel nuovo mercato)

Riqualificazione della spina centrale, sia per uso abitativo, sia per servizi (spazi per le associazioni).

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