Terra di conflitti. rifiuti, espropriazione e movimenti socio-ecologici in Campania

Avallone, Gennaro

doi:10.3280/pri2014-003007

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“…Territorial disputes about the siting of incinerators and landfills, or during waste emergencies, have encouraged public institutions to include periods of structured consultation and listening to the population in their waste plans. Although very different in terms of their contextual starting conditions, several case studies have been observed in Italy, often related to incinerator plans: from Acerra [11] to Trento [12], from Turin [13][14][15] to Parma [16].…”

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Participatory Design and Public Policies: The Case of the General Regional Waste Plan in Valle d’Aosta (Italy)

Marcianò

2023

Waste

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Waste management is one of the most strategic areas of regional policy planning. The impact of decisions such as the allocation of industrial waste treatment plants and waste collection strategies can affect the economic structure and quality of life of territories. The effectiveness of regulatory and organisational arrangements of Regional Waste Plans is linked to the availability of technologies and material infrastructure, but also to social consensus and behaviours. On this level, participatory planning conducted through foresight techniques plays an increasing role. The article presents an innovative case carried out in Valle d’Aosta in 2021, with the aim of promoting the participatory methodology experimented and the institutionalisation of such applications in strategic waste planning processes. The process involved 35 different stakeholders (unions, businesses, schools, trade, environmental associations, etc.) in structured consultations based on the principle of building a shared transition to 2030. In particular, the project was effective in broadening the participation of civil society in the area, in making the plan’s objectives more ambitious, and in fostering the creation of a collaborative network between public, market and third sector actors.

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Participatory Design and Public Policies: The Case of the General Regional Waste Plan in Valle d’Aosta (Italy)

Marcianò

2023

Waste

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“…Le vertenze territoriali contro l'insediamento di inceneritori e discariche, o in occasione di emergenze rifiuti, sono state la culla di ZW perché hanno facilitato l'incontro tra amministratori locali, attivisti grassroots 1 o associazioni ambientaliste, scienziati e ricercatori e hanno offerto l'occasione di proporre un contro-modello rispetto a quello tradizionale. Sebbene molto diversi per le condizioni contestuali di partenza, tali processi si sono verificati in quasi tutti i casi studiati, documentati ad Acerra (Martone 2012;Avallone 2014), Trento (Magnani 2011), Torino (Tipaldo 2013;Crivello 2016), Parma (Pellegrino 2012).…”

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Zero Waste. Gestione dei rifiuti e trasformazioni sociali

Marcianò

2021

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The aim of the article is to analyse the social transformations produced and observed in the field of waste management. In particular, the focus is on the «Zero Waste» strategy, which has been proposing for at least two decades at a global level an alternative model of waste governance to the one centred on incinerators and landfills. The article proposes a theoretical framework to describe the genesis of «Zero Waste» as a discursive practice, proposing to observe jointly its characteristic symbolic, technological and organisational elements. In reporting the results of an ethnographic research conducted on the case of «Zero Waste» in Italy, the article also focuses on the processes of knowledge exchange between social movements, local administrations, universities and municipalised companies, the conjunctions between ecological movements and movements for the commons, the start of processes of remunicipalisation of local public services starting from a new strategy of legitimation of the public vs. the private, and the progressive institutionalisation of political ecology in the European and local policy arena.

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Terra di conflitti. rifiuti, espropriazione e movimenti socio-ecologici in Campania

Cited by 2 publications

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Participatory Design and Public Policies: The Case of the General Regional Waste Plan in Valle d’Aosta (Italy)

Participatory Design and Public Policies: The Case of the General Regional Waste Plan in Valle d’Aosta (Italy)

Zero Waste. Gestione dei rifiuti e trasformazioni sociali

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