30/01/2026
These days, Pontremoli is hosting the final conference of the HiCoMa project, bringing together institutions, researchers, and local actors to explore new ways of living and working in inner and mountain areas.
ERASMUS+ project led by CREA360 (Spain) with A2030, Centro Ricerche Etnoantropologiche (Italy) and Se Poste (Romania).
At the heart of the discussion:
• Start working Pontremoli as a concrete case study of territorial regeneration
• The 4th Report on Digital Nomadism, curated by the Associazione iIaliana Nomadi Digitali and Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
• The presentation of Kid Pass Tourism, the new project by Kid Pass, focused on family-friendly tourism and cultural accessibility for children and caregivers
💡 Digital nomadism emerges as a strategic opportunity to:
• attract talents and remote workers,
• reactivate local economies,
• and rehabilitate Italian territories at risk of abandonment and depopulation.
🗣️ The dialogue was led by Fabio Malfatti, President of the Centro Ricerche EtnoAntropologiche CREA, coordinating the working table with international partners from Spain Crea360 and Romania Asociatia SE POATE, together with Anci Toscana.
🤝 A decisive role was played by the Comune di Pontremoli, ad Start Working supporting coordination with virtuous local realities committed to preserving and enhancing local traditions.
Innovation, inclusion, and heritage in dialogue — shaping sustainable futures for Italy’s inner areas.
