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Disposizioni urgenti per la tutela del patrimonio culturale, lo sviluppo della cultura e il rilancio del turismo” Ai sensi dell’art.1 del D.L. 31.5.2014, n. 83 (Urgent provisions for the protection of cultural heritage, the development of culture and the revitalisation of tourism)

1 June 2014

The Decreto-Legge 31 maggio 2014, n. 83, titled “Disposizioni urgenti per la tutela del patrimonio culturale, lo sviluppo della cultura e il rilancio del turismo,” addresses urgent measures for the protection of cultural heritage, the development of culture, and the revitalization of tourism in Italy. The decree, effective from June 1, 2014, and subsequently modified by Law 106 of July 29, 2014, is a comprehensive legislative effort aimed at addressing the dire needs of Italy’s cultural sites, promoting cultural initiatives, and enhancing the tourism sector. A key component of the

Leggi regionali 2012, 45 – Modifiche alla legge regionale 21 marzo 1994, n. 13 (Tutela del patrimonio storico, sociale e culturale delle associazioni che operano nel campo della mutualità e della solidarietà sociale)(Regional Laws 2012 45 – Amendments to Regional Law No. 13 of March 21, 1994 (Protection of the historical, social and cultural heritage of associations working in the field of mutuality and social solidarity)

17 December 2012

The Regional Law No. 45 of 2012 amends the previous Regional Law No. 13 of 1994, focusing on the preservation of the historical, social, and cultural heritage of mutual aid societies in Liguria. It refines the legislative framework to enhance clarity and adapt to contemporary administrative and financial conditions. The amendments replace references to “associations” with “mutual aid societies,” aligning terminology with the intended beneficiaries. This terminological adjustment ensures consistency throughout the law, emphasizing mutual aid societies’ role in fostering solidarity and community well-being. Significant changes include revising the composition

Decreto Ministeriale 18 aprile 2012, “Adozione linee guida per la costituzione e la valorizzazione dei parchi archeologici” (Ministerial Decree of 18 April 2012, ‘Adoption of Guidelines for the Establishment and Enhancement of Archaeological Parks)

18 April 2012

The Decreto Ministeriale del 18 aprile 2012, “Adozione delle linee guida per la costituzione e la valorizzazione dei parchi archeologici,” establishes comprehensive guidelines for the creation and enhancement of archaeological parks in Italy. This decree, published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale on August 2, 2012, aims to provide a structured approach to preserving and promoting Italy’s rich archaeological heritage. The guidelines emphasise the importance of defining essential characteristics, objectives, and procedures for the development and management of archaeological parks. These elements are crucial for ensuring high-quality standards and protecting the cultural,

Piano regionale integrato infrastrutture e mobilità (PRIIM) – Regional integrated infrastructure and mobility plan

4 November 2011

The Integrated Regional Plan for Infrastructure and Mobility (PRIIM) of Tuscany, established under Regional Law 55/2011, is a strategic framework for coordinating infrastructure, mobility, and transport policies. The plan aligns with the objectives of the Regional Development Program 2011–2015 and includes multi-sectoral strategies, reflecting broader European and national policy goals. It integrates transportation, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation within the region. The PRIIM emphasizes the need for a cohesive approach to address infrastructure gaps and enhance interconnectivity. It identifies critical interventions across road networks, ports, airports, public transport systems, and

Norme in materia di beni e attività culturali delle Marche

18 February 2010

This legislative text aims to enhance and promote the cultural heritage of the Marche region. It establishes a comprehensive framework for the preservation, management, and promotion of cultural assets, ensuring their accessibility and sustainability. The law outlines the responsibilities of regional and local authorities in safeguarding cultural heritage, fostering a collaborative approach to cultural management. The text emphasises the importance of integrating cultural heritage into the broader context of regional development. It supports initiatives that enhance the visibility and appreciation of cultural sites, including museums, libraries, archives, and archaeological areas.

Legge Regionale 2 febbraio 2010, n. 5 Norme in materia di valutazione di impatto ambientale (Regional Law February 2, 2010 , no. 5 Regulations on environmental impact assessment)

2 February 2010

The “Regional Law February 2, 2010, No. 5” governs the procedures for Environmental Impact Assessment (VIA) and verification of project applicability to VIA in the Lombardy region. It delineates the responsibilities of regional, provincial, and municipal authorities, aligning regional laws with EU and national standards to ensure environmental protection, sustainability, and cultural heritage preservation. This law defines clear processes for identifying competent authorities for VIA procedures, specifying the regional government’s role in projects of significant scale or located in sensitive areas, such as major lakes and natural reserves. Procedural simplifications

Norme per la valorizzazione del paesaggio

16 June 2008

This law outlines comprehensive measures aimed at preserving cultural heritage while promoting sustainable development. It provides a detailed framework for the reuse and rehabilitation of existing buildings, focusing on urban regeneration and the conservation of historical sites. The initiative seeks to balance the preservation of cultural identity with the need for modernisation and environmental sustainability. Key points include the promotion of energy-efficient practices and the reduction of soil consumption through the adaptive reuse of buildings. The text highlights the importance of integrating green technologies and sustainable materials in restoration projects.

DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 22 gennaio 2004, n. 42. Codice dei beni culturali e del paesaggio, ai sensi dell’articolo 10 della legge 6 luglio 2002, n. 137 (Legislative decree of January 22, 2004. Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code, pursuant to Article 10 of Law 137 of 6 July 2002)

1 May 2004

The “Decreto Legislativo 22 gennaio 2004, n. 42” (Legislative Decree of January 22, 2004, No. 42) establishes the Code of Cultural Heritage and Landscape in Italy. This decree serves to safeguard, preserve, and enhance Italy’s rich cultural heritage and landscapes, recognizing their fundamental role in national identity and societal well-being. The decree covers a comprehensive framework for the identification, protection, conservation, and valorization of cultural properties. It defines cultural heritage as including immovable and movable items of artistic, historical, archaeological, ethno-anthropological, archival, and bibliographical interest, as well as other assets

Disciplina Organica degli Interventi Regionali di Promozione Culturale – Regione Campania

14 March 2003

This law outlines a comprehensive framework for promoting cultural initiatives in the Campania region. It aims to foster the development of citizens’ personalities and the civil progress of the community by supporting a wide range of cultural activities. The framework establishes a coordinated system to enhance cultural participation and ensure the preservation and promotion of regional heritage. The initiatives include study and documentation related to cultural heritage, as well as organising conferences, exhibitions, and festivals. There is a strong emphasis on recovering and promoting the history and traditions of Campania.

LEGGE 7 marzo 2001, n. 78 Tutela del patrimonio storico della Prima guerra mondiale (Law no. 78 of 7 March 2001 Protection of the historical heritage of the First World War)

31 March 2001

The legislation titled “LEGGE 7 marzo 2001, n. 78” aims to protect and preserve the historical heritage of World War I. It underscores the importance of recognizing and maintaining various relics from the conflict, including forts, trenches, monuments, and military artefacts. This law emphasises the need for a collaborative effort between the state, regions, and various organisations to ensure these historical assets are preserved for educational and commemorative purposes. The law establishes a framework for the identification, cataloguing, maintenance, and restoration of World War I relics. It specifically mentions the

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