Proximity and post-COVID-19 urban development: Reflections from Milan, Italy

Tricarico, Luca; Vidovich, Lorenzo De

doi:10.1016/j.jum.2021.03.005

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“…The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a health, social and economic shock that has few similar precedents in recent history [1,2]. The whole world has been substantially blocked in its mobility, sociability and lifestyle [61], and the risk to which billions of people have exposed themselves has put the social capital of territories under tremendous pressure, starting with the health system [7,8,10].…”

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Public/Third-Sector Collaboration in the Italian Context

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The extent of the effects produced by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on the collaboration between public administrations and the third sector is currently unclear. Undoubtedly, as in any other organizations, social enterprises and non-profit organizations have been severely affected by the spread of COVID-19, especially regarding their relationship with the public sector. Based on an analysis of 563 Italian third sector entities (ETSs) that responded to an online survey launched in March 2020, this study aims to explore the current state and extent of the potential change in the collaboration between organizations belonging to the third sector and the Italian public administration system in response to the COVID-19 emergency. The results have shown that only approximately one-third of the organizations have been asked to jointly contribute with the public sector to contain the negative effects of the pandemic. In other cases, spontaneous support initiatives have been undertaken to manage the crisis. The findings have also revealed that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the internal operating and functioning mechanisms of the organizations operating in the third sector. The study concludes with a forecast of the potential exacerbation of the difficulties currently faced by the third sector and with the provision of future strategic paths to contain the health, social and economic effects of the pandemic.

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“…Socioeconomic recovery is a complex process, including population flow and industrial restart ( Zhang et al, 2021 ). The unreasonable population distribution and industries under the COVID-19 has affected regional recovery ( Tricarico and De Vidovich, 2021 ). The proportion of land can be used to reflect the location and spatial accumulation of industrial distribution ( Deng et al, 2015 ).…”

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“…Socioeconomic recovery is a complex process, including population flow and industrial restart ( Zhang et al, 2021 ). Some studies have found that the unreasonable distribution of population and industries under the COVID-19 has affected regional recovery ( Tricarico and De Vidovich, 2021 ). The spatial composition of production factors (SCPF) mainly includes labor, land and capital ( Liu et al, 2018 ), which is a suitable proxy to reflect the “land-population-industry” nexus ( Chen and Quan, 2021 ).…”

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New sights on the impact of spatial composition of production factors for socioeconomic recovery in the post-epidemic era: a case study of cities in central and eastern China

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2022

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“…Esta temática ha capturado la atención nacional para promover su desarrollo desde un enfoque sostenible (Aceid y Fundación ACS, 2018; Naciones Unidas, 2018;Castillo-García, 2021), aunque durante la pandemia su reducida presencia fue resaltante (Moreno, Allam, Chabaud, Gall y Pratlong, 2021). Se necesita, en este contexto, una revisión de la idea de la proximidad en la economía urbana vinculada a la generación de valor del suelo (Tricaricoa y De Vidovich, 2021).…”

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Clasificación espacial del suelo urbano por el valor especulativo del suelo e imágenes MSI satelitales usando K-MEANS, Huancayo, Perú

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2021

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The city of Huancayo, like other intermediate cities in Latin America, faces problems of poorly planned land-use changes and a rapid dynamic of the urban land market. The scarce and outdated information on the urban territory impedes the adequate classification of urban areas, limiting the form of its intervention. The purpose of this research was the adoption of unassisted and mixed methods for the spatial classification of urban areas, considering the speculative land value, the proportion of urbanized land, and other geospatial variables. Among the data collection media, Multi-Spectral Imagery (MSI) from the Sentinel-2 satellite, the primary road system, and a sample of direct observation points, were used. The processed data were incorporated into georeferenced maps, to which urban limits and official slopes were added. During data processing, the K-Means algorithm was used, together with other machine learning and assisted judgment methods. As a result, an objective classification of urban areas was obtained, which differs from the existing planning.

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Proximity and post-COVID-19 urban development: Reflections from Milan, Italy

Cited by 31 publications

References 36 publications

The Impact of COVID-19 on Public/Third-Sector Collaboration in the Italian Context

The Impact of COVID-19 on Public/Third-Sector Collaboration in the Italian Context

New sights on the impact of spatial composition of production factors for socioeconomic recovery in the post-epidemic era: a case study of cities in central and eastern China

Clasificación espacial del suelo urbano por el valor especulativo del suelo e imágenes MSI satelitales usando K-MEANS, Huancayo, Perú

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