Good net-like conservation and development practices of Alpine religious architectural heritage the territory between Elvo Valley (BI) and Montano Canavese (TO)
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2036-1602/6462Keywords:
Religious architectural heritage, Conservation, Development, Religious tourism, Devotional routeAbstract
The establishment in 1990 of the banking institutions, constitutes a fundamental shift in the interest and commitment of the government and the local governments have led, in recent years, in support of the region through interventions of conservation and development of its cultural heritage. The Foundations funding activities have proved decisive in guiding choice policies of restoration and enhancement especially in those Italian regions which are particularly present. In Piedmont in parallel to support for large restorations, Foundations launched in the years 2000/2010, funding programs for the protection and conservation activities of the religious heritage of architectural and artistic heritage spread throughout the region. The proposed contribution presents the results of an initiative launched in 2012 by the Compagnia di San Paolo of Turin aims to enhance the cultural heritage and landscape spread in Piedmont through the planning of activities for the networking of cultural heritage.References
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