Electoral Programme

We install real-time sensors and continuous monitoring systems across the territory to know what we breathe, drink and walk on. Results will be published and explained to everyone, in plain language.

We launch a rigorous scientific study (US-EPA international standards) to measure exactly how pollution affects the health of Crotone residents. Children, the elderly and pregnant women are the absolute priority.

We analyse blood and urine from a representative population sample to measure heavy metal levels (cadmium, lead, arsenic, mercury). Results will be made public.

We establish an official registry that collects and updates cancer incidence and mortality data in the Crotone area, linking them to environmental data.

We publish all available environmental data online, free of charge and in readable formats: soil, groundwater, sediment. No data locked in a drawer.

We create a permanent body of experts (epidemiologists, environmental technicians) that continuously monitors the link between pollution and health. It will collaborate with the University of Calabria and Magna Graecia University, funding research fellowships for scholars studying the Crotone case.

We firmly demand that the province's only hospital becomes a first-level Hub. Concrete targets: reopening of Nuclear Medicine; opening of Haemodynamics for cardiac emergencies; oncology and chronic illness support desk; strengthening of Oncology; real reduction of waiting lists; unblocking of staff recruitment; Paediatric Medical Guard in via Nazioni Unite.

We block the construction of new landfills, regasification plants and high-impact industrial facilities. No new permit without a full assessment of the environmental impact.

We support a moratorium on speculative wind energy (the kind that enriches private companies and multinationals). Yes to publicly managed plants whose revenues go directly to reducing household energy bills.

Every cent from royalties and environmental compensation is reinvested here: environmental remediation, water network upgrades (goodbye water shortages) and roads.

We progressively reduce the waste tax for households and businesses. We reward those who sort their waste correctly and factor in the actual size of each household.

We manage public housing better: transparent allocation, guaranteed maintenance, dignified buildings. A Solidarity Fund dedicated to housing for those struggling with rent or utility bills.

No more one-off interventions. We strengthen home care and support for families in difficulty in a stable and continuous way, using existing funds in an integrated manner, without new taxes.

The Municipality coordinates, together with the regional health authority and the Third Sector, an integrated care model that supports people with disabilities throughout their entire life, not only during school hours.

Full enforcement of the existing Municipal Regulation (opening hours, distances from sensitive locations). Listening services accessible online with guaranteed confidentiality. Prevention campaigns in schools.

Municipal sports facilities are managed with transparent criteria and fair, open access for everyone. No more monopolies or opaque management. Sport becomes part of the local welfare system.

Schools open beyond lesson hours as community spaces. Digital labs for young people, activities for the elderly. "Crotone Reads" project: free books and school materials for families below the ISEE threshold. Stable canteen, transport and educational support services, especially for students with disabilities. Co-design roundtables involving schools, families, teachers and the administration.

Structural policies against extortion and loan-sharking. Legality education in schools. Social reuse of assets confiscated from organised crime. A Municipal Anti-Mafia Council. Action against economic violence against women.

In every neighbourhood we activate multipurpose community hubs (schools, civic centres, libraries, squares) as spaces for meeting, intergenerational dialogue and civic participation.

We build a Provincial Animal Shelter and launch an extraordinary programme of free sterilisations and microchipping.

We protect urban cat colonies and create a Municipal Cat Shelter for cats that cannot be returned to the wild.

We create a centre for the care and rehabilitation of injured or distressed wild animals.

We ban any circus that uses animals from setting up on municipal territory.

Absolute ban on loud firecrackers and fireworks across the entire municipal area.

We create a team of young professionals specialised in EU project development, selected through transparent public criteria, with one mission: to identify and win European, national and regional funding calls. They report results publicly on a regular basis.

We build a complete, coordinated tourism offer (environment, sport, history, gastronomy), involving local operators, trade associations and those who do tourism every day.

University and career guidance desks in secondary schools. Active labour market policies: real connections between young people, local businesses and internships. Cultural spaces: libraries, digital labs, music, theatre. Transparency on environmental health: young people in the SIN area have the right to know.

We support the transformation of local products (food, crafts) and the creation of short supply chains that bring local excellence to national and international markets.

We strengthen the Municipality's role in airport governance and work to improve flight continuity and conditions for residents (fares, connections).

We revive the port for tourism (cruises, sailing) and commerce, turning it into a concrete generator of jobs and growth.

Completion of the Versace Plan for rainwater collection. Strengthening of the sewer and drainage network. Lamination zones and permeable paving. Regular maintenance and continuous monitoring. Immediate action in Papanice with regional funds already allocated, to be unblocked now.

Complete overhaul of bus timetables and routes. Cycle lanes and limited-traffic zones between neighbourhoods, the seafront and the city centre. A permanent technical working group for continuous service improvement. Sustainable mobility awareness campaigns, especially for young people.

We complete this road to connect the northern district with the sea, ease traffic congestion and improve civil protection.

We bring into municipal ownership all privately owned roads that people use every day. We pave them, add pavements and lighting. We start with the most critical situations.

Extraordinary audit and structural safety plan for all school buildings. Every school must be earthquake-proof and energy-efficient. European funding through the Task Force.

Neighbourhood civic assemblies with proposal and oversight powers. Public consultations on major decisions (environment, mobility, urban planning). Simple digital tools to inform and engage citizens. Council committees streamed live and minutes published online.

A binding code of ethics for elected officials and senior managers. Zero tolerance for insults, intimidation and violence. Mutual respect as the minimum condition for political debate.

Social policies built together with the Third Sector. Support for schools, culture, associations and sport as civic anchors. Stable dialogue with professional associations, trade unions and employers' associations.

Candidates of Alleanza Progressista formally commit to: remaining in the coalition for the full duration of the mandate; not creating phantom groups for personal gain; publicly reporting on their institutional activity; not pursuing personal interests that conflict with their mandate; resigning in the event of an irreconcilable disagreement, without switching sides.