The present "Repository of solutions for monitoring and increasing the local attractiveness and resilience of specific areas", constitutes the first Deliverable (D.7.3.1. Repository) od the WP3 Area Specific Planning and is fully within the actions related to the Milestones M.7.3.1. Selection of Case
studies for each territorial typology (M12) and M.7.3.2. Completion of local data collection and integration to WP1 data for each case study (M18).

The main activities are related to Tasks 7.3.1, 7.3.2, 7.3.3 of the WP3, which were conducted in parallel by the research units of UNIBA, POLIMI, UNINA, UNIBO, UNICA, UNICT:

• Task 7.3.1. Integrate data from WP1 with local level data and analysis to define detailed vulnerability maps for specific case studies;
• Task 7.3.2. Identify infrastructures and services digitalization policies to reduce divides between city centers, suburbs, and outskirts;
• Task 7.3.3. Analyze the role of infrastructures and related services on urbanization, residential choices, mobility patterns and choices, firms’ relocation decisions and urban economic integration of inner and marginal areas, also through lab-in the field experiments and design thinking approach involving local actors.

The first year of work was dedicated to defining some interpretative frameworks starting from the territorial typologies identified by the research. The activity involved the construction of integrated and dialoguing databases to define the characteristics, dimensions, and dynamics of Italian
territories through the categories of: Metropolitan Italy, Inner Italy, Intermediate Italy, to which a fourth transversal category was added, that of the insular Italy. This part of the work held together quantitative and qualitative analysis starting from the spatialisation and cartographic visualisation of data and indicators to be integrated with the sets of indicators elaborated within the framework of WP1 (Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital, Economic Capital).

The document returns the work of defining interpretative frameworks for the sustainability of Italian territories and the specification of a hybrid taxonomy in 13 classes, which allow for a preliminary classification that problematises and complexifies the territorial typologies of metropolitan, inner and intermediate Italy. This taxonomy is intertwined with a macro-regional classification that allows insular Italy to be distinguished from the rest of Italy (North, South, Centre), starting from the recognition of the country's settlement and geomorphological structures. The classification can be read in its extended or reduced dimension, with some elements of overlapping between the three territorial typologies, as for example, in the case of the metropolitan fringes that can participate in the macro-class Italy Metropolitan or Intermediate Italy.

The document provides the methodologies adopted, references and main work themes, research operations and articulation of activities carried out. The final part of the Repository is tripartite into Bibliographic Repository, Dataset, and Indicators. The final part of the Repository is divided into
bibliographic Repository, dataset, and indicators.