Involving Citizens in Public Space Regeneration: The Experience of “Garden in Motion”

Lorusso, Sara; Scioscia, Michele; Sassano, Gerardo; Graziadei, Antonio; Passannante, Pasquale; Bellarosa, Sara; Scaringi, Francesco; Murgante, Beniamino

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“…Un hecho que, como se comenta en el apartado II.3., no se dio en las intervenciones fluviales anteriores, que se ejecutaron sin un proceso comunicativo, participativo o educativo. De acuerdo con Lorusso et al, (2014), cuanto mayor es el nivel de implicación de los ciudadanos, mayor será su sentido de responsabilidad hacia el espacio.…”

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Recuperación del paisaje fluvial y su revalorización social: el caso de Arévalo (Ávila)

Vian

Serrano-Martínez

Izquierdo

2018

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El presente artículo muestra la reconciliación entre los ciudadanos de Arévalo (Ávila, España) y sus ríos, a través de la ejecución de un proyecto de mejora y acondicionamiento paisajístico. Las claves del éxito de la recuperación de este espacio fluvial, antes degradado y abocado al olvido, fueron tres, fundamentalmente. En primer lugar, se confeccionó un meditado proyecto de recuperación paisajística de escasa dotación presupuestaria, cuya ejecución se realizó satisfactoriamente. En segundo lugar, la idea de actuar en el paisaje fluvial de este pueblo recibió un importante impulso político. Por último, cabe destacar la sensibilidad ambiental con la que se desarrolló el proyecto en todas sus fases, así como la involucración de la propia ciudadanía, a quien se hizo partícipe en todo momento del proceso de ejecución. La transformación del paisaje y su revalorización, así como la recuperación del patrimonio natural y cultural ligado a los ríos de Arévalo, han mejorado la calidad de vida de sus habitantes. La metodología empleada, que es replicable para futuras intervenciones en esta o en otras localidades, así como los resultados más relevantes, se exponen en el presente artículo.

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Recuperación del paisaje fluvial y su revalorización social: el caso de Arévalo (Ávila)

Vian

Serrano-Martínez

Izquierdo

2018

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“…Murgante (2012) argued that citizens will not believe in participatory activities if they discover that decisions have already been made before a meeting. Lorusso et al (2014) also stated that building networks in the everyday lives of stakeholders can create additional social, political, and intellectual capital, whereas Milan (2015) argued that participation can contribute to social sustainability. Furthermore, trust in institutions leads to high-quality participatory processes, which is more important than the degree of participation in terms of limited time and resources (Menzel et al, 2013).…”

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“…New technologies offer new opportunities for citizens to participate in urban planning (Borruso et al, 2012;Hanzl, 2007;Hudson-Smith et al, 2002;Kingston, 2002Kingston, , 2007Murgante et al, 2011;Vonk et al, 2007). Social networking can improve the participation of users, producing creativity and knowledge circulation (Lorusso et al, 2014). Specifically, social platforms become the main place where ideas are produced and developed (Murgante, 2012).…”

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Demonstration of public participation and communication through social media in the network society within Shanghai

Zhao

Lin

Derudder

2017

Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science

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The rapid development of information and communication technology has led to the Internet and social media becoming a vital platform for public participation in China. The present research sought to understand the complexity of participation in the network society by taking the cancellation of the number 55 bus route in Shanghai as a case study. Both qualitative and quantitative research methods were used to analyze data from a leading social networking site in China. An analysis of participation patterns led to an understanding of the main characteristics of public participation in the network society, and a statistical analysis of the network revealed the features of elite participants in the planning adjustment. A qualitative approach was also used to explore the communication process, which was influenced by Chinese social capital— guanxi. The case study revealed an uneven pattern of public participation in the network society, and suggestions are provided to enhance fairness and effectiveness in this process.

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“…The others two groups never directly address the power. The Italian group Il Giardino in Movimento [53] (Garden in Motion) and the Brazilian group Canteiros Coletivos (Collective Yards) take care of some urban areas while trying to develop specific kinds of sociality. We verified peculiarities in the way those four groups acted in unconventional arenas of politics in their desire to reintegrate areas to collective urban life.…”

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Conversation About the City: Urban Commons and Connected Citizenship

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Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2016

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Involving Citizens in Public Space Regeneration: The Experience of “Garden in Motion”

Cited by 11 publications

References 2 publications

Recuperación del paisaje fluvial y su revalorización social: el caso de Arévalo (Ávila)

Recuperación del paisaje fluvial y su revalorización social: el caso de Arévalo (Ávila)

Demonstration of public participation and communication through social media in the network society within Shanghai

Conversation About the City: Urban Commons and Connected Citizenship

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