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An agreement for the landscape - ART. 46 della L.R. 31/2002
The Agreement between the Ministry of cultural assets and activities,
the Emilia-Romagna Region and the Association of local Autonomies,
drawn up pursuant to art. 46 of R.L. no. 31 of 25 November 2002, is
designed to bring about a different way of addressing the protection
of the environment on the basis of the guide-lines arising from the
European Convention on Landscape, which defined a different cultural
and regulatory approach to the landscape.
Signed in Rome on 9 October 2003, the Agreement lays the foundations
for a more rational and more effective protection of the landscape
through the development of better tools and methods for the verification
of territorial transformations and project quality.
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The themes of the agreement
The Agreement promotes the start of a process of collaboration and
consensus reaching between the institutions, based on new relationships
where all parties are equal. Innovative working methods and trial
projects are promoted, such as shared planning, integration of protective
instruments, streamlining and simplification of the procedures, allocation
of a different role to the state derived system of constraints, improved
evaluation of transformations, promotion of pilot projects and training
activities, creation of interoperable databases.
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Experimentation laboratory
In keeping with the activities contemplated in the Code of cultural
assets and the landscape, (Law Decree. no. 42/2004), the pilot projects
envisaged by the Agreement are proposed as a laboratory of experiences
to be propagated in the daily practices for the management of the
protection of such assets and to be used as a model for the future
renewal of landscape planning instruments. Based on the collaboration
of the Ministry for cultural assets and activities, the regional Management
for territorial programming and mobility systems, the Control Authorities
of the Sectors and the local administrations, and with the support
of the Emilia-Romagna Association of local autonomies, projects underway
in a number of Communes and Provinces are designed to review landscape
constraints, gather information on identity-related resources, define
management models, enhance and requalify the landscape.
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Extending the concept of landscape to the entire territory
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Asserting the value of the landscape
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Strengthening identities and differences
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Integration of conservation policies
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Centrality of landscape planning
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Definition of quality objectives
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Citizen participation
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Opportunities for the development of local systems
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Monitoring transformations |
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