Location:
Objective of the practice:
TERRITORIAL ANIMATION AND FACILITATION
Subtopics of the practice:
Accessibility, Quality of Services, Territorial Integration, Sustainability
Geographical scope of the practice:
Alpine Region-ITALY-TERRES MONVISO TERRITORY
Short summary of the practice:
TERRES Monviso promotes the development of active territorial animators focused on the dissemination of information and the involvement of the community on the topics of territorial sustainable development, tourism, and socio-cultural development.
Detailed information on the practice:
The primary goal of TERRES MONVISO is to develop a territorial joint work of animation and dissemination of information through the Valleys. This action is carried on thank to the development of territorial animators fostering the facilitation of the information flow. Its unique aspect lies in its collaborative model involving multiple stakeholders, public and private on the territory and different target groups: local population including the youth, tourists, touristic local facilities
Resources needed:
Total eligible costs: PITER TERRES MONVISO+ALCOTRA VELOPLUF: 140.000,00 ERDF € 112.000,00
Results achieved:
PITER TERRES MONVISO is considered a good practice due to measurable outcomes, including a better development of the communication flow through the territory and the implementation of work skills and work opportunities, especially for the youth, in the territories involved in this practice. Also, the project involves local touristic facilities and improves the sustainability of the touristic sector of the area by fostering the reduction of the distance between production and commercialization (or transformation). Created a sense of community within the territory, strengthening connections and relations in the community.
Potential for learning:
TERRES MONVISO offers valuable lessons for other regions, particularly in how to effectively integrate information delivery across local population and touristic facilities enhance accessibility in remote areas, making territories more attractive to live in thanks to the development of new working possibilities and services This approach can be adapted to different contexts, making it relevant for various regions facing similar challenges.
Further information:
Keywords:
Services of General Interest, Information, Integrated Approach, Accessibility, Alpine Region, Territorial Cohesion, Rural and peripheral development, Local development, Youth, Work Opportunities
