Strategies for Low-Density Areas in the Inner Parts of the Sardinian Island. Cases of Nughedu Santa Vittoria and Ollolai
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https://doi.org/10.14633/AHR293Keywords:
Sardinia, Place-based policies, internal areas, case a 1 euroAbstract
The role of the local communities, the role of central and local government and the integration to top-down initiatives with bottom-up, are some of the main issues related to the implementation of place-based policies for internal and rural areas.
In particular, local administrations have gained a crucial role in helping shape and implementing policies in internal areas. The “re-territorialisation” of decision-making becomes an increasingly significant factor in modern democracies: the municipalities are promoting place-based rural development policies, becoming more autonomous and more proactive in policy-making.
The two cases of study here presented – “Casa a 1 euro a Ollolai” and “Nughedu Welcome” – are part of this framework of experimental policies applied in Sardinian territory.
Strategie per territori a bassa densità nelle aree interne della Sardegna. I casi di Nughedu Santa Vittoria e Ollolai
Il ruolo delle comunità locali, il ruolo del governo centrale e locale e l'integrazione ad iniziative top-down con bottom-up, sono alcuni dei principali temi legati all'implementazione di politiche territoriali per le aree interne e rurali.
In particolare, le amministrazioni locali hanno acquisito un ruolo cruciale nel contribuire alla definizione e all'attuazione delle politiche nelle aree interne.
La “riterritorializzazione” del processo decisionale diventa un fattore sempre più significativo nelle democrazie moderne: i comuni stanno promuovendo politiche di sviluppo rurale basate sul territorio, diventando più autonome e più proattive nel processo decisionale.
I due casi di studio qui presentati - “Casa a 1 euro a Ollolai” e “Nughedu Welcome” - si inseriscono in questo quadro di politiche sperimentali applicate nel territorio sardo.
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