Italia-Croatia

Introduction

In this section, you can find all the deliverables produced by the INABLE project.

WP1 - Activity 1.1

D1.1.1: Highlights from the Twin Transition in Italy and Croatia

This report serves as a comprehensive exploration of the current landscape of digitalization and the twin transition in Italy and Croatia. Through an interdisciplinary lens, we delve into the multifaceted dimensions of these transitions, examining the most reliable and updated data. By synthesizing existing literature, this document serves as a valuable tool to gain deeper insights into the present state concerning digital public services and sustainable development.

Here is the Table of Contents:

- Executive Summary
- The Twin Transition: a Green & Digital Future
- Digital Public Services for SMEs
- Monitoring and comparing EU Countries Digital performance: DESI Index    
- Assessing the Italian situation    
- Assessing the Croatian situation
- The role of Municipalities in supporting Digitalisation and Ecological Transition

WP1 - Activity 1.2

D1.2.1: Survey on Digital Public Services in small municipalities

This report outlines the methodology and framework employed in evaluating the performance of digital public services within the project area. Our approach is grounded in prominent methodologies identified in the State-of-the-Art Analysis Report, focusing on measuring performance indicators and comparing them with national benchmarks. 

In particular, the reference to the DESI and DESIER methodologies is reported in the direct analysis of Local authorities' digital level.
Three main research tools have been developed and used during the process:

- A questionnaire, to investigate local stakeholders' level of engagement and their evaluation on the quality of digital public services delivered by local public authorities.
- A set of indicators to check and assess digital performances in Montebello di Bertona and Motovun-Montona. 
- An assessment of the environmental impact related to the municipality websites

D1.2.2: Assessment of small muncipalities' digital sustainability and stakeholders' opinions on digital public services

This analysis report presents the findings of the survey conducted to assess digital sustainability and perspectives on the deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public institutions.The survey also evaluated stakeholders' opinions on the potential positive impact of AI.
Finally, the results of municipalities' digital sustainability assessment are presented and discussed.

WP1 - Activity 1.3

D1.3.1: Action Plan

Building on the outcomes of A1.1 and A1.2, INABLE Project Partners developed a list of specific actions aimed at enhancing the ability of small-scale municipalities to spur sustainable innovation among private entities and citizens.

This action plan outlines a set of initiatives over 3 years to strengthen the capacities of small municipalities in Croatia and Italy in supporting digitalization and sustainability among local enterprises and communities

WP1 - Activity 1.4

D1.4.2: Digital Workshops Material

3 digital workshops were organized during the implementation of INABLE Project, involving relevant stakeholders in thematic events.

The experts discussed several issues related to the Twin Transition challenges in the Programme Area.

DIGITAL WORKSHOPS:
1) How Emilia-Romagna Digital Agenda (ADER) measures the digitalization of municipalities
Speaker: Matteo Bolis (Emilia-Romagna Region);
Date: 27/06/2024

2) Tools and Innovative models for Sustainability Pathways
Speaker: Alberico Tremigliozzi (Re2N)
Date: 11/07/2024

3) Public-Private Partnerships for Air Quality Monitoring
Speaker: Federico Righini (Quanta Srl)
Date: 28/08/2024

WP2 - Activity 2.1

D2.1.1: Sustainability & Tech Lab Video

3 Sustainability & Tech LABs were organized (1 in Italy, 1 in Croatia and 1 online). These events were held as Peer Learning activities and workshops with external experts. The goal of this activity consisted in creating a first dialogue between research actors, policy-makers and public officers about the latest research efforts and evidence on the role of digital public services in supporting circular economy and ecological transition.

Here are 3 short videos showcasing the events

WP2 - Activity 2.2

D2.2.1: Cooperation Agreement

On the basis of the cross-border exchange in the first months of the project and alongside the Action Plan, partners worked together to elaborate a common framework for an ongoing dialogue on innovation for sustainability. 
This activity led partners and external stakeholders to sign a formal Cooperation Agreement to keep on working together to drive digital and ecological transition in their territorial area, after the project closure.