Civic eState – URBACT III Transfer Network
Pooling the urban commons as civic patrimony
20th – 21st September 2018
Ex Asilo Filangieri, Naples, Italy
The Civic eState network is one of 25 “Tranfer Networks” approved by URBACT in April 2018. Civic eState is the Urbact transfer network whose purpose is to transfer through adaptation a Good Practice realized by the City of Naples.
The Civic eState network is centered on the policy challenge of co-designing and co-producing with City inhabitants legal and sustainability tools for urban commons governance. The urban commons are tangible and intangible assets, services, infrastructures that are considered by the City of Naples as of collective belonging that are taken away to the “exclusive use” proprietary logic and characterized by a shared and participatory administration, as well as collective ownership. The revitalization of the urban historical heritage represents a cultural, economic and social challenge, but also a spur for the city to re-elaborate its identity creating a new bond with the citizenship and private/entrepreneurial sector.
Civic eState partners
City of Naples, Lead Partner (Italy)
City of Barcelona (Spain)
City of Gdansk (Poland)
City of Ghent (Belgium)
City of Amsterdam (Netherlands)
City of Prešov (Slovakia)
• 20th September 2018: Internal meeting
12:00 Reception: Arrival of participants, registration
12:30 Light lunch at the venue
13:30
Welcome speech
Luigi de Magistris, Mayor of Naples
Carmine Piscopo, Councillor of Urban Planning, City of Naples
l’asilo, community
14:00
Presenting the URBACT programme
Kristijan Radojčić, URBACT Secretariat networking officer
14:30
Introduction to the Civic eState network: pooling the urban commons as civic patrimony
Nicola Masella, City of Naples project coordinator
Christian Iaione, Lead expert
Setting up a common understanding of our network’s objectives for Phase 2
15:00
Pecha-Kucha presentations
Showcasing Civic eState partners’ challenges and strategies for the transfer process
Partner share the main features of the policy challenge addressed by Civic eState in their city
16:15 Coffee break
16:30
Emerging urban commons legal statement
17:00 Site Visit
19.30 Dinner
• 21st September 2018
8:30 Reception: Arrival of participants, registration
09:00
URBACT III Transfer Networks
Kristijan Radojčić, URBACT Secretariat networking officer
Phase 2 Transfer Journey
Q&A Session
09:40
Submitting Phase 2 project proposal: what’s required from our side?
Christian Iaione, Lead expert
Nicola Masella, City of Naples project coordinator
Defining Phase 2 Activities, kick-off meeting proposal, Q&A
11:00 Coffee Break
11:30
Transfer potential assessment: wrap-up
Christian Iaione, Lead expert
Exploring assets and barriers related to transfer
13:00 Lunch
13:30
Learning from communities: social and cultural activities
Naples’ communities experts
15:00
Transfer and site Visit @exOPG Je so’ pazzo
19.30 Farewell dinner
City of Naples
Urban Planning Department
Carmine Piscopo
Councilor and responsible for the coordination
of the project within the City Council of Naples
Daniela Buonanno, Renata Ciannella
Project staff for the Urban planning Department
Lead Partner Team
URBACT Projects and Networks on Integrated
Urban Development Policies – Central Direction
Urban Planning and Management – UNESCO Site
Nicola Masella
Project coordinator
Roberta Nicchia
URBACT Local Group coordinator
Contacts:
Phone +39 081 7958932 – 34 – 17
E-mail urbactnapoli@comune.napoli.it
Lead Expert
Christian Iaione