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30ᵗʰ Edition  09-12 November 2027  Rimini Expo Centre, Italy
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From Data to Decisions: National Infrastructure and Local Applications for a Data-Driven Public Administration

Ravezzi 2 South Hall

Governing with Data: Practical Tools for the Public Administration

The event, focused on the use of data as a concrete lever for transforming public administration, is intended for public administrators, executives, technical experts, researchers, and private-sector professionals, with the aim of presenting real-world case studies in which new data-driven approaches are improving decision-making, services, urban planning, environmental management, and public investment. Priority will be given to an approach aimed at building a platform for civic innovation by presenting tested models, replicable practices, and measurable impacts in order to maximize the participation of officials and administrators—both public and private—including through targeted incentives (professional development recognition, applied workshops, institutional networking opportunities, and the promotion of best practices), thereby fostering a national community centered on the theme of data-driven governance.
Thus, the event will focus on how public administrations can move beyond data collection toward structured decision intelligence. Key questions that will be addressed:
•    How can municipalities and regions use integrated data systems to simulate policy outcomes before implementation?
•    How can georeferenced and real-time data improve transparency in public spending and urban transformation?
•    How can predictive analytics support risk management (climate, infrastructure, demographics, social services)?
•    What governance models ensure trust, accountability, and interoperability across institutions?
The edition will feature concrete cases from Italian and European administrations that have shifted from reporting to forecasting, from static planning to dynamic governance.

Session Chair

Giovanni De Santi, Politecnico di Torino

Program

Institutional opening
Paolo Zangrillo, Minister for Public Administration (video-message)
Stefano Lo Russo, Mayor of Torino e Vice President ANCI (video-message)
Stefano Corgnati, Dean of Politecnico di Torino 

14.20 Ignite Talks – Enabling Data and Technological Infrastructures

The IRIDE Satellite Constellation: Earth Observation Data for Territorial Monitoring and Management
Federica Mastracci, ESA

National Orthophotos and Geospatial Information Supporting Territorial Policies
Francesco Sofia, AGEA

National Computing Infrastructure, AI and Data Processing Capacity
Francesco Ubertini, CINECA

From Research to Decision-Making: The Innovation Pipeline for Public Administration
Piero Boccardo, Politecnico di Torino

15.00 Roundtable – From Data to Public Policy: Challenges for Public Administrations

Moderator: Giovanni De Santi, Politecnico di Torino

Speakers:
Chiara Foglietta, Councillor, City of Turin
Representative of the Italian Ministry for Public Administration, TBC
Stefano Corgnati, Rector, Politecnico di Torino
Michele Pianetta, Vice President, ANCI Piemonte

15.50 Closing Remarks and Next Steps

Organized by: Ecomondo STC & Politecnico di Torino

3 November, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Language

Italian

Category

Circular and Healthy Cities

Tag

Event organized by Scientific Technical Committee

Speaker

Piero Boccardo

Piero Boccardo

Full Professor, Politecnico di Torino

Stefano Corgnati

Stefano Corgnati

Rector of the Polytechnic University of Turin

Gabriella Costa

Gabriella Costa

Project Manager of the IRIDE program at the European Space Agency (ESA)

Giovanni De Santi

Giovanni De Santi

Head of Rector's Technical Secretariat and Director Foresight and Strategic Planning Initiative Politecnico di Torino

Emilio Misuriello

Emilio Misuriello

Chief Executive Officer Esri Italia spa

Francesco Sofia

Francesco Sofia

Director of Information Systems Management, Development and Security AGEA

Francesco Ubertini

Francesco Ubertini

Chairman of Cineca and iFAB