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Italian school infrastructure and seismic safety projects
Overview
Local administrations in Italy are addressing school safety through various structural and seismic projects. In Salerno, the municipality has awarded a contract for the seismic retrofitting and redevelopment of the ‘Matteo Mari’ school in Piazza Trucillo, with works expected to last until 2028. Meanwhile, residents in the Torrione district are petitioning for the use of Cohesion Development Fund resources to renovate the ‘Carlo Alberto Alemagna’ school to prevent local depopulation.
In Caloveto, the municipality has approved a feasibility project for a 700,000 euro seismic upgrade of a nursery school on via Sandro Pertini. The proposed plan involves installing an external metal exoskeleton to improve seismic response, alongside thermal insulation and structural reinforcements to address degradation in the 1973 building.
Entities
Ministry of Education and Merit · Umberto Mazza · Salerno · Matteo Mari Institute · Carlo Alberto Alemagna School
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesCaloveto proposes 700,000 euro seismic upgrade for nursery school
Caloveto has approved a 700,000 euro project to seismically upgrade its nursery school using an innovative external metal exoskeleton.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesSalerno approves school upgrades while residents petition to save local facility
Salerno has approved seismic upgrades for the Matteo Mari school through 2028, while residents in upper Torrione petition to save the Carlo Alberto Alemagna school from potential closure.
Sources
calabriareportage.it · ildispaccio.it