Christmas funding awarded to 160 Ligurian municipalities
The Region publishes beneficiaries of its €460,000 programme.
108 sourced briefs: 15 November 2025 to 6 November 2026.
The Region publishes beneficiaries of its €460,000 programme.
A meeting considers logistics connecting Liguria, Piedmont and the Côte d’Azur.
The regional government announces the opening of the facility for residents and businesses.
Liguria approves a PRIIMT amendment covering the Gulf expressway, Cisa variant and Santo Stefano di Magra bypass.
A meeting at Palazzo Tursi looks back at the initiative for equality in passing on surnames.
The city announces the national debut of Pascà on 11 November.
Genoa submits a package of priority works for regional funding.
The city moves the civil-service application deadline to 13 November.
The city formalises the closure of parks, gardens and cemeteries during orange and red alerts.
The executive approves guidelines for a scientific and technical committee assessing new facilities.
Councillor Pericu presents RecoPet at the Rimini event.
A Ligurian photojournalists’ exhibition moves to the Fulgis institute.
The regional decision concerns the land-use stage for a new facility.
The Region announces its CSIRT service for participating public bodies.
Liguria presents the dedicated section of the Festival dell’eccellenza al femminile.
The Region attends the presentation of the historic complex’s recovery.
Councillor Lodi calls for stronger family-consultation services and suggests a dedicated forum for children in care.
The programme starts at the Gobetti school with local police and anti-violence centres.
The city approves a framework agreement supporting its digital transformation.
A questionnaire gathers views on valued places, problems and environmental priorities.
The city reports completion at Stella Marina and Arcobaleno.
The city convenes a public meeting on Via Romana della Castagna.
The city invites traders, craftspeople and hospitality operators to free courses.
The announced timetable covers 2 November to 31 March for nurseries and primary education.
The provincial fair is scheduled for 3–6 November.
The MANEANT recognition concerns books and stories taken into the city.
Liguria’s startup competition announces its winner and participation figures.
The Region announces confirmation of its credit rating.
The regional initiative highlights viticulture’s relationship with the landscape.
Specializzarsi per competere 2026 targets advanced training.
The regional president argues for stronger provincial administrations.
Savona publishes results and announces involvement by the local building school.
The programme covers Rivarolo and Certosa, including the activation of warning sirens.
The city’s neighbourhood walk involves the local school community.
The mayor joins workers’ mobilisation and calls for a government plan.
Genoa approves a protocol with the volunteer dentists’ association Arkè.
An international conference explores botanical heritage and urban change.
The executive approves proposals concerning buildings in Vico della Rosa and Vico Cannoni.
The city publicises assessments and treatment linked to a master’s programme.
Genoa submits a calisthenics proposal under Open Sport Liguria.
The city identifies the former brewery in Via Berno and the former Saden works in Pontedecimo.
The permanent forum divides its work between public housing, a social housing agency, co-housing and short lets.
A council committee reviews the network launched in October 2025.
The former convent announces initial visits during the autumn FAI days.
Savona nel Cuore dell’Africa presents a work for the municipal registry entrance.
The international festival closes its fourth edition with the American ensemble.
The Region participates in the fifty-fourth edition.
The regional account cites 35 municipalities and 18 recognised marinas.
Discussions cover longevity, wellbeing and local development.
The regional account records the initiative’s conclusion.
At Portofino Talks, Liguria presents its role in north-western connections.
The Region announces selection for medical-countermeasure research.
The executive recognises the public interest in a proposal worth over €1.1 million.
Genoa proposes tourism information, culture and local-product promotion for kiosks in Piazza Fontane Marose and Via Ceccardi.
The city seeks partners for awareness activities and concessions for people over 65 supported by social services.
The executive approves four projects including schools and municipal buildings.
The city, district and associations define a co-design process.
At the 14 August commemoration, the mayor announces plans to seek compensation for safety investment.
The municipal programme provides for refurbishment of the cinema-theatre’s seating area.
Genoa approves the CIGE feasibility project for an application to the regional strategic fund.
Genoa assigns the premises temporarily to Porto Antico S.p.A.
The city opens an installation and photographic exhibition.
The summer service connects the campus, city centre and docks until 29 August.
Participation at Milleluci nel piatto in Cuneo connects food, tourism and solidarity.
At Top 500 Liguria, the regional president outlines three development themes.
The weekend programme also includes Savignone and Vallebona.
Minister Foti and President Bucci visit the port project.
National and regional representatives visit the housing redevelopment.
The regional account presents housing interventions in western Liguria.
Liguria announces the programme’s seventh event.
The city reports the 2026 awards for the beach and marina.
A visit to Palazzo Tursi covers cultural cooperation, the port economy and technology.
Palazzo Tursi hosts Catherine McKinnell alongside the British consul-general in Milan.
Opera Giocosa, the city and the lyric society promote the competition.
Savona announces renewal of the square’s horizontal markings.
The city reports completion of works reconnecting a 28-kilometre walking route.
The city enters European Capitals of Tourism, a scheme recognising innovative and sustainable destinations.
The city approves a framework for the initial reception of unaccompanied foreign minors.
The executive updates rules for infrastructure, including sharing facilities and protecting sensitive locations.
The model presented in June combines data analysis and local consultation.
The city presents an aim of one 30 km/h area and three school streets per district.
The city reports a positive functional test following intervention at the underpass.
A mission meets travel operators and specialist media in Canada.
Guidelines presented at Palazzo Tursi outline potential reuse.
The Region outlines support for businesses and points to a July call.
Regional participation showcases publishing and cultural production.
A technical meeting prepares a convention, with signing then expected by June.
The Region reports a second consecutive recognition.
The event gives the Region a platform for its blue-economy strategy.
Liguria introduces a listening and monitoring forum.
The Region announces modernisation investment in the La Spezia area.
The Region strengthens services in response to works on the Po bridge.
The Ministry of Labour’s recognition concerns a programme objective.
The Region announces works over the Villa stream and a later intervention at Ceparana.
The Italy at Hand International roadshow targets overseas markets.
The Region visits works linked to western Liguria’s floriculture sector.
The city publishes a March update on infrastructure renewal.
The Spanish trade fair showcases regional culture and places.
The regional service programme reports four hundred participants.
The Region reports €4.3 million for initial urgent works in twelve municipalities.
FILSE and the University of Genoa participate in the partnership.
Liguria presents its support instrument for sector businesses and employment continuity.
President Bucci discusses local issues with municipal leaders.
Liguria confirms deadlines for the exploratory notice to operators.
Liguria sets 24 November as the opening date.
The fourth stage of the regional project focuses on inclusion.
The Region supports international promotion of floriculture.
The Region presents the intervention as an outdoor opportunity.