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Building Healthy Communities

Learn about Lecce's innovative project to remove overhead cables and improve city aesthetics, health, and quality of life through green urban planning.

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Building Healthy Communities

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  1. Building Healthy Communities LECCE MUNICIPALITY ITALY Sofia Cordella – S. Di Sabatino and LSG LAP TITLE “Urban and Sub-urban re-qualification plans through target actions to remove aerial high tension cables with emphasis on city outlook improvement to reinforce citizen city good perception and use of public space” TRADITIONS PROJECTED TOWARDS THE FUTURE Photos by “Maraca Fotografie” - Lecce

  2. Reasons for the LAP We remind that the objectives of LECCE LAP were: removal of and placing underground aerial high tension cables (ENEL) and data transmission cables (TELECOM). Where? Two main areas: the historical centre where some interventions have been already made and the neighbourhood called “ zone 45 ” Reasons • To reduce the electromagnetic field linked to electromagnetic pollution in some city areas. This is especially high in the target zone 45 where an ENEL sub-station is present; • Aesthetic reasons reinforced by the high degradation of some buildings in the historical centre • Regeneration and improvement of city outlook • First step for future planning in the zone 45 where more vegetation is planned • Improvement of quality of life in this target zone / SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

  3. LAP’S AREAS OF INTERVENTION • Details of the two areas:

  4. Reasons for the LAP Challenges • To continue to be pro-active in funds searching. (It was observed at the last meeting Turin that one of the weak aspects of the LAP was the possible lost of interest during the fund chasing) • To keep motivation of stakeholders high • To measure and evaluate all (or least most important) indicators (some of them are straightforward –e.g. physical indicators other e.g. social might be more difficult to evaluate in short term) • To achieve the expected/desired impact our LAP at different levels (local, regional administration an local population) derived from the overall BHC experience and knowledge acquisition • To produce urban environmental guidelines for public territory interventions and regeneration actions in our cities with emphasis on health and quality of life

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  8. Contact details Arch. Luigi Maniglio (BCH project co-ordinator), Lecce Municipality, luigi.maniglio@comune.lecce.it; Dr Raffaele Parlangeli (BCH project manager), Lecce Municipality raffaele.parlangeli@comune.lecce.it; Dr Daniela Daloiso, Managing Authority, Apulia Region d.daloiso@regione.puglia.it; Dr Teresa Magrini, (BCH project team), Lecce Municipality t.magrini.ue@comune.lecce.it; Mrs Claudia Loiacono, (BCH project team), Lecce Municipality claudia.loiacono@comune.lecce.it; Dr Giovanni Diraco (BCH LSG member), IMM-National Research Centre giovanni.diraco@le.imm.cnr.it ; Arch. Persichino (BCH LSG member) Municipality of Lecce r.persichino@libero.it; Arch. Greco (BCH LSG member) Municipality of Lecce mariaantonietta.greco@comune.lecce.it Ing. Sofia Cordella, LSG Expert Consultant, Lecce Municipality sofia_cordella@hotmail.com; Dr Silvana Di Sabatino, (LSG scientific co-ordinator) University of Salento silvana.disabatino@unisalento.it; WEB ADDRESS: www.comune.lecce.it

  9. contact@urbact-project.eu www.urbact.eu/project

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