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Italian urban regeneration projects

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In late July 2026, 2026 Italian municipalities began implementing large‑scale urban regeneration initiatives. regeneration. Bareggio approved a plan to redevelop redevelopment of the former Ex Alma industrial site, involving demolition, asbestos removal, new housing, a public park and improved pedestrian and bike infrastructure. In the Lazio region, Rieti moved forward with launched a €7 million renovation of the historic Nazzareno Strampelli Institute, creating a Faculty of Agriculture and modern research facilities. A week later, the focus expanded to other towns. Institute. The Emilia‑Romagna region granted €553,000 to then funded projects in Carpi for an urban hub aimed at revitalising its historic centre with green spaces, marketing and business support. Simultaneously, Isernia was selected Isernia to lead the E²nGInE‑Hub, the first Italian winner of the ANCI “Cap4City” call, linking several nearby municipalities aiming to streamline EU and national funding for regeneration, cultural and social projects, and to reduce administrative fragmentation. funds. On 5 August 2026, 2026 Emilia‑Romagna announced further grants totalling over €5 million for its “Hub Urbani” scheme. Each participating town can receive up to €560,000, Hub Urbani grants, bringing the regional investment programme to more than €21 million. million for 43 projects. The new allocations cover latest tranche earmarked €7 million, allocating €560,000 to municipalities such as Fiorano Modenese, Formigine, Sassuolo, the coastal city of Cattolica, Ferrara, Cento, Codigoro, Tresignana, the Bologna metropolitan area (including Bologna, Castel San Pietro, Imola, Vergato, Budrio and Casalecchio di Reno), Modena, Cattolica (via Bovio), Reggio Emilia Emilia, Guastalla, Correggio, Novellara, Campagnola, Scandiano and several other communes. others, while Reggiolo and Rimini received €500,000 each. Ferrara, Cento, Codigoro and Tresignana each obtained €560,000 as part of a €2.24 million package. The funding continues the earlier €1.6 million and €3 million grants, aiming to revitalize target historic city centres, strengthen neighbourhood commerce, improve public spaces with new street furniture, public‑space upgrades, green areas and lighting, areas, lighting and promote digital tools, temporary stores and e‑commerce tools for local businesses.

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