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Rome urban planning and territorial management updates

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Rome has introduced several administrative measures to modernize its urban management and planning. Initially, the city approved new regulations to tighten construction agreements. This reform introduces a system of guarantees to ensure developers complete essential public works, such as roads and parks, while implementing stricter checks on guarantors to protect public interests. Following these regulatory changes, the Rome City Council approved an updated territorial mapping of the capital, marking the first major geographic update in nearly fifty years. This new framework ~~identifies 334~~ replaces the 1977 system, which had become outdated due to urban ~~neighborhoods and 101 functional zones.~~ expansion beyond the Grande Raccordo Anulare. Developed through a four-year process involving scientific research and civic ~~participation, the~~ participation—including contributions from local municipalities, Istat, and universities such as La Sapienza, Tor Vergata, and Roma Tre—the mapping identifies 334 urban districts, 22 rioni, and 101 functional zones. Mayor Roberto Gualtieri stated that the new map is ~~intended to serve as~~ a ~~technical~~ tool to ~~improve data accuracy, facilitate public~~ “better understand the city’s territories and communities,” enabling more precise data, improved service distribution, and ~~better program~~ more effective resource programming. The mapping does not create new administrative levels but serves as a technical and statistical instrument to support local policies and urban ~~interventions.~~ planning.

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