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Entrata monumentale al Bioparco di Roma

Extraordinary maintenance and restoration works on the monumental entrance of the Bioparco in Rome

Implementing party

Project description

The intervention involves the conservative restoration of the monumental entrance to the Bioparco in Rome, located in Largo Gassmann, with the aim of ensuring the safe passage of visitors.

The gateway, consisting of a central metal gate, was designed and constructed in the early 20th century by architect Armando Brasini, one of the most renowned architects and urban planners of the twentieth century.

The restoration was particularly complex and was carried out under the careful supervision of the Sovraintendenza Capitolina (Capitoline Superintendency) and the State Superintendency, with valuable collaboration of the Bioparco Foundation. Main activities included: removing accumulated paint layers applied over time to uncover the original layer, which was restored across both structures; restoring existing statues and uncovering the original inscriptions; reinstating two small rooms located inside the gates, formerly used as ticket offices; and finally reconstructing the waterproofing system of both structures and ensuring proper water drainage, always in accordance with the original structure.

Status

Planning
Tender stage
Site
End of Work

Funding source

Other public and private bodies
Roma Capitale Budget

Amount allocated

179.061,56 €

Details of financing

€ 160.000,00 Roma Capitale Budget , € 19.061,56 Bioparco Foundation of Rome

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INCLUSION

New itinerant Socio-Healthcare Facilities

The project aims to respond promptly to the needs of survival, protection and safeguarding of the weak and frail, thanks to the qualified support of the Social Service.

Three itinerant Socio-Sanitary offices will be activated, in the territories of the three local health authorities of Roma Capitale, with the aim of monitoring over 2,000 people a year.

The project also envisages the creation of two "Centres for Socio-Health Vulnerabilities", where homeless people discharged from the hospitals of the city of Rome will be accommodated, with 24-hour assistance.

At least 10 homeless people with physical vulnerabilities will be accommodated in each centre, one of which is newly opened and the other in progress, with the aim of offering them assistance and protection aimed at overcoming their condition of vulnerability, and initiating paths of recovery and social integration. The two "Centres for Socio-Health Vulnerabilities" will operate in synergy with the Social Operations Room and in collaboration with Roman hospitals.

INCLUSION

Female Empowerment Project

The gender differences in our country, even today, involve various areas of life, from that related to participation in the decision-making processes to the different levels of education. However, the sector in which the greatest discrepancies are highlighted is the employment sector. Stereotypes regarding family and care commitments are also complicit. Women frequently find themselves inactive, or underemployed, forced to work less time to make room for domestic activities.

Gender-based violence (in Italy 31.5% of women have suffered physical or sexual violence during their lives) is a dramatic manifestation of the inequalities between men and women significantly anchored to the economic dimension as a form of control (psychological and/or physical).

To actively counteract this situation, it is necessary to support women in an empowerment process through the design of work orientation courses, structured training courses that allow professional growth in order to improve their employability. With this in mind, the project aims to create actions in favour of gender equality by working on improving the training of the women involved, on support in the management of family responsibilities and on the design of guidance and support interventions for active job search.

This project is in addition to operation 4.11.1.G "Male violence against women: from emergency to autonomy" which aims to innovate and strengthen the circuit of services in favour of women coming out of situations of gender violence with the goal of strengthening their autonomy and making them free and independent. The guests of the Houses for Semi-Autonomy are among the main recipients of the actions of this intervention.

The Project is aimed at women living in a situation of fragility: victims of violence, victims of trafficking, under the responsibility of social services (public or third sector), in a situation of loss of personal freedom, migrants. The main objective is to acquire or strengthen knowledge and skills through guidance, training and retraining, to improve employability and the opportunity for access to the world of work, also using extracurricular internships and/or social inclusion, with an approach focused on individual needs.

Female empowerment, as a process through which women acquire greater power and control over their lives, is the key to regaining their autonomy and independence, and contributes to strengthening self-esteem, increasing skills and helping personal and professional growth.

The project includes:

analysis and research on the development of the territorial production system in the city of Rome with a medium-long term effect in order to identify the productive sectors of development with related employment effects;
analysis of training and professional needs for the design of individual paths to support the empowerment process.
promotion of the project with local companies:
training courses on digital skills, languages, financial education, self-employment, etc. (with the possible use of market acquisition) and activation of courses and/or Vouchers for individual training courses that emerged from the orientation phase.
curricular internships as part of vocational training courses;
facilitating meetings with companies that offer job opportunities;
integrated paths of self-entrepreneurship and self-employment, through coaching and support for start-ups;
collaboration with business incubators in the city.
public events to provide the project results to the stakeholder network and the public.

The project ensures the active involvement of Third Sector entities, through forms of co-programming and co-design and accreditation.

INCLUSION

Autonomy of young people

The project is aimed at young adults who leave the accommodation facilities for minors without family contacts, with the goal of supporting them towards full working and living autonomy. The program provides for the creation of plans to overcome contingent situations and the activation of social inclusion projects.

In Rome, in 2022, there were an estimated 42,795 residents between 0 and 17 years of age, of which 665 (221 between 15 and 17 years of age) were removed from their family of origin and placed in residential communities, while 440 (134 between 15 and 17 years of age) are in heterosexual foster care. There are about 106 boys and girls who at the age of 18 remain in charge of the territorially competent social services, of whom 37 have concluded a family foster care and 69 have concluded the path in the community for minors.

The path will be developed in the following macro areas of reference:

promote educational and vocational training courses to support autonomy in study and access to the world of work;
fostering integration into the world of work through targeted placement and stimulating the birth of new economic companies as innovative Start Ups;
facilitate paths of housing autonomy through programs that provide for the accommodation in apartments of a maximum of 5 new adults of both genders, aged between 18 and 21, for a period of 12 months, which can be extended for another 12 months. After this period, the conditions for full ownership of the rental agreement or inclusion in a co-housing group will be created.

INCLUSION

Veterinary hospital and expansion of the Muratella kennel

The project is aimed at expanding the Muratella kennel through the construction of new buildings to house the doghouses and a public Veterinary Hospital.

The Hospital's premises will be distributed between the first floor of the current central administrative building and the ground floor of the structure behind it, where new surgeries and operating rooms will be created.

To complement these healthcare functions, the renovation and redevelopment of the spaces dedicated to offices, meeting room and visitor reception is planned. In addition, a green area will be set up, where new spaces dedicated to dogs will be created.

INCLUSION