Roma
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The NRRP aims to promote the creation of cycle networks in 40 Italian cities, through interventions of maintenance and/or new construction, for tourist/recreational (tourist cycle paths) and urban (urban cycle paths) purposes. 

Thus, Roma Capitale has set itself the goal of implementing a multi-year programme to promote the use of bicycles as structural means of transport for systematic travel.

This programme will improve accessibility and safety for cyclists in the city, by encouraging greater use of bicycles for daily travel. 

The building houses 15 stalls, seven of which are assigned to Piazza Visconti operators, and eight assigned through a public bidding. The entire building is equipped with centralised systems for the new stalls, including a photovoltaic and solar thermal system, with special attention to energy conservation. The work included updating the restrooms and upgrading the outdoor spaces by installing benches, planters, and streetlights to create a social as well as commercial meeting place. In addition, loading and unloading areas for goods and parking for operators and visitors have been provided, with special attention to accessibility for people with disabilities.

The Corviale Integrated Plan, in synergy with the other planned activities, aims to promote social, inclusive and sustainable development in the city. The aim is to transform the Corviale neighbourhood into a place of urban regeneration and community development, through wellness, sports, culture, community cooperation and supportive entrepreneurship initiatives. The intervention will involve disused properties to create spaces for social and cultural activities, promoting local employment and collaborative management of public assets. The project envisages an increase in services and neighbourhood commerce, through the introduction of new socio-cultural centres, free Wi-Fi zones, as well as a new State Police headquarters, a Post Office and a Pharmacy. Metal fences will be removed to improve accessibility to open spaces and integration of existing sports facilities. The construction of this linear gymnasium will promote social inclusion and sport. There are also plans to complete the Sports Park in Via Maroi with a new multi-purpose facility requested by the citizens of the municipality. The project will involve the regeneration of open spaces that connect the city to the countryside, improving the quality of life and the surrounding environment.

Improvements and expansion of the Val Cannuta Nursery School, located in the territory of Municipality III, are planned.

The building currently houses a nursery school, and the intervention activities will aim to expand it to make it accessible to a greater number of children.

The objective is therefore to reorganise the existing premises to increase the capacity of the building, paying particular attention to structural safety and energy efficiency of the structure. 

Project objectives will include:

• the increase in the current surface area (from 960 sqm to 1,160 sqm);
• the increase of the seismic safety index to 0.815;
• the improvement of the energy class up to letter D;
• fire-fighting adaptation.

The interventions are related to the redevelopment of different urban spaces little used by citizens, since they are characterised by a significant state of degradation.

The activities will be aimed at regeneration, creating environments usable by citizens and capable of facilitating socialisation, outdoor physical activity and connection with nature.

The interventions will include the following squares:

• Val Trompia Park (included in the Roma Capitale project "100 parchi per Roma");
• Piazza Canberra;
• Piazza Corazzini;
• Piazza Vinci Garden;
• Amato Park; 
• Sassi Park; 
• Monte Urano Park.

The interventions will be divided into 9 projects with the main objective of offering services and support to people in situations of poverty, promoting social inclusion, access to basic resources and the possibility of acquiring skills through training placements.

To improve the services offered, the project, named RESET, envisages a strong involvement of voluntary associations. A link will be established with ASLs (local health authorities) and employment services to send users for training placements.

In view of the Jubilee 2025, Roma Capitale is organising maintenance and improvement works on both main and local roads in order to facilitate the movement of pilgrims and tourists throughout the city. This programme involves all 15 municipalities of Rome, each responsible for the resurfacing of the roads under its jurisdiction, with a special focus on connecting axes. The investment will be equally distributed among the municipalities and interventions will be allocated through a centralised tender to ensure uniformity and consistency. The maintenance will include resurfacing the bituminous conglomerate paving, cleaning the drains for rainwater disposal, restoring road markings and maintaining the areas adjacent to the roads.

This intervention included the construction of a new section of road connecting Via Tor Cervara to the intersection of Via Tivoli and Via Vannina, equipped with sidewalks, a sewer system to collect rainwater, a public lighting system, and the construction of a new bridge over the ditch. In addition, activities included the partial widening of Via di Tor Cervara.

The new trunk road has a significant impact on urban traffic mitigation, particularly helping to reduce road congestion in the area of Via Tiburtina. In particular, the work avoids the formation of queues of vehicles at the Via San Basilio interchange

The redevelopment intervention included several activities, like the extraordinary maintenance and complete road platform resurfacing; restoration of the protective barriers; cleansing and verification of the hydraulic functionality of the rainwater disposal network through the gutters; the updating of the vertical and horizontal signs; the cleaning of the areas adjacent to the road. These activities involved a road section about 2.5 km long.

The main objective of the intervention was to improve the safety and efficiency of local roads. This was achieved by implementing measures to optimise driving conditions and reduce the risk of road accidents. These measures included the adaptation of infrastructure and the maintenance of safety devices and rainwater drainage.

Viale Cesare Pavese, an urban arterial road with significant social, cultural and productive importance, plays a crucial role in the urban fabric of Ferratella, connecting the settlement with the EUR area. The intervention, completed in 2023, was designed to restore the compromised functionality and road safety, as well as return an important urban axis to the resident, working and student community of the area, extending from Viale dell’Umanesimo to Viale dell’Oceano Atlantico.

The main critical issues, including the deterioration of the road surface and the difficulties related to the presence of tall trees on car lanes, required targeted interventions. To preserve the trees, it was necessary to open the traffic divider in the affected areas and apply phytotherapeutic treatments to safeguard their health and promote their natural growth. At the same time, architectural obstacles have been eliminated through the creation of pedestrian slides, allowing easier and safer access. Traffic discipline has been revised to create new pedestrian crossings and ensure the safety of road users.

The intervention also included a complete renovation of the road pavement, the lifting of the manhole covers, the installation of new signs and targeted care for the trees. The extraordinary redevelopment of Viale Cesare Pavese represents a significant step in the care of the territory, and will soon be complemented with interventions to improve the sidewalks, financed with specifically earmarked funds.