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32 <strong>1.2</strong> QUALIMA<br />

spatial planning & competitiveness<br />

Lead partner<br />

Regione del Veneto<br />

Other partners<br />

MB Morbegno<br />

GAL App. Genovese<br />

Provincia A. di Trento<br />

Regionalforum Pongau<br />

Regione A. FVG<br />

Regione Piemonte<br />

RRA Primorska Nova Gorica<br />

HEVs<br />

Comuni valle Blenio<br />

TI-Info Gai&Partner<br />

Project website<br />

www.qualima.org<br />

Contact person<br />

Giancarla Niero<br />

Tel +39 041 2794250<br />

Fax +39 041 2794253<br />

commercio@regione.veneto.it<br />

Duration<br />

04.2003 – 07.2006<br />

Total budget in EUR<br />

2.348.781<br />

ERDF in EUR<br />

955.444<br />

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Quality of life improvement by supporting public and<br />

private services in the rural areas of the Alps<br />

The goal of the project is to contrast the process of marginalisation and depopulation of the rural areas of the Alps,<br />

so it wants to face this situation defining an innovative approach of goods and services supply and management.<br />

Aim<br />

The rural areas of the Alps present some mutual problem to<br />

be quickly faced. These areas suffer a huge loss of competitiveness<br />

due to demographic and economic phenomena that<br />

endangers the anthropomorphisation and the quality level of<br />

life in the rural mountain zones. The green book on commerce<br />

(1996, CE) stated that the local commerce constitutes an efficient<br />

system in order to reduce the risk of marginalisation of<br />

rural populations. In these areas public, sanitary and healthcare<br />

services, commercial activities are progressively disappearing.<br />

These services generally represent the last garrison<br />

to maintain an acceptable quality of life’s level and, by means<br />

of this, the conservation of the territory.<br />

Activities<br />

The project proposes to carry out co-ordinated area systems<br />

which strengthen the existing structural and infra-structural<br />

networks matching them with human resources and territorial<br />

potentialities. This goal will be realised by the creation of<br />

multifunctional sites or movable services managed with innovative<br />

modalities and supported by ICT applications such as<br />

e-commerce, e-government, and including dedicated delivering<br />

modalities. The main activities to implement are: Context<br />

analysis which will lead to a deeper understanding of the situation;<br />

Spreading of project contents and involvement of the<br />

population and economic operators; Creation of innovative<br />

intervention models to revitalize the territory, by means of multifunctional<br />

centres; definition of consequent training courses<br />

for polyfunctional centres managers; Covenants/agreements<br />

with different public and private services/goods and possible<br />

logistic support suppliers; creation of a dedicated network;<br />

infrastructural fitting of existing premises; multifunctional centres<br />

starting up; checking and spreading of the results.<br />

Outcomes and results<br />

During the project’s implementation, several pilot projects<br />

have been carried out:<br />

In Pongau / Austria a shopping bonus programme has been<br />

developed for binding the customer to the region. Per purchase<br />

bonus points are granted, which can be used as an<br />

“alternative currency”.<br />

In Veneto Region, in the mountain area of the Belluno and<br />

Verona province 5 polyfunctional shops providing new<br />

goods and services, public and private, and ICT equipment<br />

have been established.<br />

The Morbegno district followed a similar concept by activating<br />

commercial trades of different intents (small foodstuffs<br />

shops, hotel and/or restaurant or pub) for local resident and<br />

tourists.<br />

In Liguria efforts were given to improve the standard of<br />

services for the concerned rural people and to increase the<br />

income and the economic activities in the marginal areas<br />

of the province of Genoa. Different activities like the use of<br />

ITC in “Alta Val Trebbia”, or the support of direct commercial<br />

relation between the producer and the consumer of the<br />

agricultural products in “Valli Aveto- Graveglia- Sturla” have<br />

been carried out.<br />

In Friuli Venezia Giulia a common software platform to create<br />

a “virtual local market” was set up in the framework of<br />

the “e-services and e-commerce” pilot project to support<br />

small shops located in the mountain areas. The second pilot<br />

project “Healthcare and Social Home Services” started an<br />

experimentation in the field of phone-monitoring and assistance<br />

system.<br />

In Piemonte several activities have been accomplished with<br />

the aim to improve services for home delivery of consumer<br />

goods and the supply with health care services.<br />

The Swiss partners generated a pilot project focusing on the<br />

opportunities of e-Government for 6 local administrations in<br />

the Anniviers Valley.

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