Identita', cultura, paesaggio: costruzione di una responsabilità condivisa

Abstract

Rising temperatures, melting glaciers, the increased frequency of droughts and floods are all symptoms of dissonance between human activities and natural phenomena, of climate changes. The risks for the planet and for future generations will be incalculable if we not intervene urgently, starting from the new generations. For this reason, when it comes to urban policies, it is imperative that you understand that there are citizens, their participation, their involvement in the care of the land is the best strategy to guide urban transformations; ensure a better quality of life and ensure it to places. Produce social inclusion means ensuring the implementation of the interventions. The memory of the past, sharing, transparency of information, awareness of being part of a community active allows to preserve the historical identity of a place and of a population