Saving soil and financial feasibility. A model to support public-private partnerships in the regeneration of abandoned areas
The European Union aims at the zeroing of the soil consumption by 2050. Among the short-term strategies outlined by the member States of the European Commission, the highest potentialities concern the recovery of the existing building assets, in particular of the abandoned areas. The regeneration of these properties, however, involves considerable costs and high risks, and therefore it almost always requires the activation of a public-private partnership and the negotiation of the solutions to be implemented.