This study examines multi-level governance in Sustainable Urban Development Strategies (SUDs) across Lombardy, Veneto, Emilia Romagna, and Piedmont in Northern Italy. Utilising stakeholder interviews, document analysis, a CAWI survey, and a thematic laboratory, it explores regional implementation of SUDs. Despite regional variations, two primary needs emerge: policy and planning reforms towards participatory, integrated, and strategic approaches aligned with multi-level governance principles, and strengthened institutional capacity through training to integrate SUD principles and assess their impact. The study concludesby advocating for a cohesive SUD framework with enhanced regional collaboration and capacity building.

Urban Development Strategies: Navigating the Complexities of Multi-Level Governance in Northern Italy

chiodi sarah;liguoro lorenzo
2024-01-01

Abstract

This study examines multi-level governance in Sustainable Urban Development Strategies (SUDs) across Lombardy, Veneto, Emilia Romagna, and Piedmont in Northern Italy. Utilising stakeholder interviews, document analysis, a CAWI survey, and a thematic laboratory, it explores regional implementation of SUDs. Despite regional variations, two primary needs emerge: policy and planning reforms towards participatory, integrated, and strategic approaches aligned with multi-level governance principles, and strengthened institutional capacity through training to integrate SUD principles and assess their impact. The study concludesby advocating for a cohesive SUD framework with enhanced regional collaboration and capacity building.
2024
Game Changer? Planning For Just And Sustainable Urban Regions.
9789464981827
Sustainable Urban Development Strategies, Multi-Level Governance, Regional Managing Authorities, Cohesion Policy, Northern Italy
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