Sustainable Construction: 60,000 Public Housing Units to Be Renovated from 2027
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During the GBC Italia Forum, the forum dedicated to sustainable construction organized by the Green Building Council Italia, the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Matteo Salvini, announced a plan to renovate 60,000 public housing units starting in 2027. The aim is to improve the existing building stock and offer affordable homes to a larger number of families.
The central theme of the event was the revival of the existing built environment, that is, the renovation and requalification of buildings that already exist, rather than the construction of new ones. According to participants, this approach can reduce land consumption and help achieve environmental sustainability goals.
The Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, also took part in the forum. Urso recalled the role of the investments foreseen under the Transizione 5.0 plan, the government's incentive programme that supports businesses investing in technologies and measures for energy efficiency. In the construction sector, these incentives can promote the modernisation of buildings and energy savings.
In conclusion, the meeting showed that the recovery of the existing building stock is considered a priority both for public housing and for businesses in the sector. In the coming years, it will be important to monitor how the public housing plan is carried out and what results it will produce for citizens.
Sources: la Repubblica
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