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CESBA Alps CESBA ALPINE SPACE - SUSTAINABLE TERRITORIES ASP 151 - Priority 2 Low Carbon Alpine Space CESBA STT Piedmont Region ATLAS Maps February 2019 Program priority: SO2.1 - Establish transnationally integrated low carbon policy instruments Work package: Pilot testing : territorial assessment and training Deliverable: D.T.2..2.3 ATLAS Maps Content 1 Pilot implementation in Piedmont Region ....................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Pilot territory............................................................................................................................................................. 3 1.2 Territorial ID .............................................................................................................................................................. 5 2 CESBA STT “Canelli-Nizza Monferrato” pilot territory ...................................................................................................... 6 2.1 Results of KPIs and other indicators.......................................................................................................................... 6 2.2 ATLAS Maps .............................................................................................................................................................. 7 ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 2 of 32 1 Pilot implementation in Piedmont Region 1.1 Pilot territory Figura 1. Location of pilot area in the context of Piedmont Region ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 3 of 32 Figura 2. Comuni pilota The pilot area includes the following municipalities: 1. Agliano Terme 2. Belveglio 3. Calamandrana 4. Calosso 5. Canelli 6. Castelnuovo Belbo 7. Castelnuovo Calcea 8. Cortiglione 9. Incisa Scapaccino 10. Moasca 11. Nizza Monferrato 12. San Marzano Oliveto 13. Vaglio Serra 14. Vinchio ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 4 of 32 1.2 Territorial ID I1 Climate I1.1 Annual mean temperature 12,6 °C I1.2 Winter mean temperature 2,8 °C I1.3 Summer mean temperature 22,2 °C I1.8 Rainfall Index 796,1 I1.18 Snowfall - I2 Land I2.1 Average slope 10,93% I2.2 Average altitude 219 m asl I3 Natural risks I3.1 Areas in landslide 45,67 ha I3.4 Floodable areas 846,67 ha I4 Demography I4.1 Inhabitant Population 32.639 I4.2 Birth rate 6,9 ‰ I4.4 Inhabitants density 183,57 I4.6 Oldness Index 199,90 I4.8 Share of people < 14 years old 13% I4.9 Share of people 14 - 65 years old 61% I4.10 Share of people > 65 years old 26% I5 Energy I5.1 Potential of renewable energy - The selected pilot area is the historical territory of the Barbera grape variety, cultivated in Piedmont for over 500 years, which represents the most important red grape variety in Piedmont, occupying 35% of the region's vine-planted area. The homonym wine produced from it, Barbera d'Asti DOCG, is undoubtedly the patriarch of Piedmont red wines, and the most important from the viewpoint of its quantity and the varieties produced: linked to old farming traditions, the wine has managed to renew itself to respond to new market needs, achieving great success both in Italy and abroad. The pilot area is characterised by scenic routes and hilly ridges surrounding the most important portion of the territory as far as the productive, cultural and scenic context of Barbera d'Asti DOCG. In particular, the city of Nizza Monferrato is considered the capital of Barbera from a commercial and promotional point of view, thanks also to the presence of some major wineries. The Barbera production chain is strongly based on the system of cooperative wineries; for this reason, the territory is also dotted with many cooperative wineries, whose main expression can be found in the towns of Vinchio and Vaglio Serra. The hill system of the component is predominantly characterized by barely-accentuated reliefs, with a maximum height of 400 m above sea level, interspersed with flat-bottomed valleys that, before their agricultural colonization, were entirely covered by forests of oak (Quercus), elm (Ulmus), maple (Acer) and chestnut (Castanea sativa). The property’s particular agricultural vocation has led over the centuries to the almost total disappearance of the forestal vegetation, which today remains only in some areas with steep slopes whose layout is less favourable to viticulture. The remaining wooded strips are today composed of scattered specimens of tall trees: oak (Quercus robur), black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) and coppices of chestnut (Castanea sativa). ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 5 of 32 2 CESBA STT “Canelli-Nizza Monferrato” pilot territory 2.1 Results of KPIs and other indicators A- TERRITORIES AND ENVIRONMENT A1 LAND CO2 sequestration through bio- A1.6 183,83 tCO2eq/ha sequestration A2 WATER QUALITY Good ecological status: surface water A2.4 100% bodies (rivers and lakes) A3 NATURE AND BIODIVERSITY A.3.1 Green Infrastructure 66,17% A.3.9 Ecological network 10,91% A.4 LANDSCAPE A4.6 Protected cultural heritage 233 (number of cultural goods) A4.7 Protected landscape heritage 90,1% A.5 WASTE A.5.1 Urban solid waste production 130 Kg*inh/year A.5.6 Recycled share of produced waste 62,36% A.8 EMISSIONS A8.1 Greenhouse gas emissions 5,96 t CO2 eq/inh A9 AIR QUALITY A.9.1 Exposure to air pollution 44,6 A.9.2 Air quality, Concentration of PM2.5 21,6 µg/m3 A.9.3 Air quality, Concentration of O3 52,1 Air quality, Concentration of Benzo(a)pyren A.9.4 0,4 µg/m3 B(a)P B- ENERGY AND RESOURCES CONSUMPTION B1 ENERGY CONSUMPTIONS B1.1 Final Energy Consumption 13.722 Kwh/inh B1.20 Degree of renewable consumed 17,8% B3 WATER CONSUMPTION B3.1 Consumption of water 71,6 m3/inh.*year B4 LAND AND BUILDING STOCK USE Efficiency in the use of existing residential B4.1 2,90 % building B4.6 Intensity of land use 497,6 mq/inh. B4.8 Urbanized areas 7,4% ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 6 of 32 B4.15 Index of total soil consumption 9,1% B4.16 Recycled share of construction waste 90,4% C- INFRASTRUCTURES AND SERVICES C1 MOBILITY C1.2 Performance of the public transport 0,05 trip/day*inh C1.11 Modal split of public transport 50,67% D- SOCIETY D.1 DEMOGRAPHY D1.1 Population balance -24 D2 SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS D2.3 Poverty and social exclusion 8,4 D2.19 Occupation by gender 42,0% D2.20 Gross income 13.593,93 € D2.27 Employment rate (15-64 years old) 6,5% E- ECONOMY E3 TOURISM E3.12 Touristic flux 65052 E3.16 Sustainable tourism 0% E4 AGRICULTURE E4.2 Organic farming 0,90% E4.3 Economic relevance of agriculture 5,93 E.4.6 Agricultural autonomy potential 0,34 E5 INDUSTRY E5.4 Economic relevance of industry 14,11% 2.2 ATLAS Maps From the results obtained through the pilot test of CESBA STTool, Piedmont Region realized different maps that show the sustainability of this territory and represent, on reality, the value calculated. It’s possibile to appreciate the value for each Municipality composing the Pilot territory. Therefore, in few cases, photos and pictures are inserted in order to show the development of an indicator over time. Below it’s reported a scheme, followed by its map, for each indicator (KPI or other) that is possible to represent. ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 7 of 32 A 1.6 – CO2 sequestration through bio-sequestration Main information Category A 1 - Land Measure unit tCO2eq/ha Regional value calculated 183,83 To increase the carbon sequestration in the Alpine Space by extending the area use for Description/intent cropland, permanent grassland, forestry, vineyards, orchards and wetlands Map information Presentation format Vectorial map (JPG format) Typology of data Vector Characters Set UTF 8 Reference system UTM WGS84/32N Piemonte Region open data (http://www.dati.piemonte.it/) - Piemonte Region Data Sources geoportale (http://www.geoportale.piemonte.it/cms/) ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 8 of 32 A 2.4 – Good ecological status: surface water bodies Main information Category A 2 – Water quality Measure unit % Regional value calculated 100 To achieve the EU “good ecological status” objective; Percentage of surface water Description/intent bodies in good ecological status Map information Presentation format Vectorial map (JPG format) Typology of data Vector Characters Set UTF 8 Reference system UTM WGS84/32N ARPA Piemonte open data (https://www.arpa.piemonte.it/) - ARPA Piemonte Data Sources geoportale (http://webgis.arpa.piemonte.it/geoportale/); http://relazione.ambiente.piemonte.gov.it/2016/it ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 9 of 32 A 3.1– Green Infrastructure Main information Category A 3 – Nature and biodiversity Measure unit % Regional value calculated 66,17 To tackle biodiversity loss, to increase ecosystem resilience to climate change, to Description/intent preserve the ecosystem services Map information Presentation format Vectorial map (JPG format) Typology of data Vector Characters Set UTF 8 Reference system UTM WGS84/32N Piemonte Region open data (http://www.dati.piemonte.it/) - Piemonte Region geoportale (http://www.geoportale.piemonte.it/cms/); Data Sources ARPA Piemonte open data (https://www.arpa.piemonte.it/) - ARPA Piemonte geoportale (http://webgis.arpa.piemonte.it/geoportale/) ASP151 CESBA-Alps Activity: DT2.2.3: ATLAS Maps Page 10 of 32 A 3.9 – Ecological Network Main information Category A 1 - Land Measure unit % Regional value calculated 10,91 Description/intent To restore ecological connectivity between protected areas Map information Presentation