Viabilizzazione

Viabilizzazione refers to the process of making something feasible or possible, particularly in the context of urban planning, infrastructure development, or project management. It involves assessing the practicality and achievability of a proposed idea, plan, or project by identifying and addressing potential obstacles. This often includes technical, economic, legal, and environmental considerations.

In urban planning, viabilizzazione might involve the study of how to connect a new development area to existing infrastructure such as roads, utilities, and public transport. It examines the costs and benefits of extending these services, the regulatory requirements, and the impact on the surrounding community. Similarly, in engineering or construction projects, viabilizzazione is the phase where engineers and planners determine if a project can be built within the given constraints, including budget, timeline, and available technology.

The outcome of a viabilizzazione study is typically a report or recommendation that either supports proceeding with the project, suggests modifications to improve feasibility, or advises against it. It is a critical step in decision-making, ensuring that resources are not committed to projects that are unlikely to succeed or deliver the desired outcomes. The term emphasizes the practical realization and implementation of a concept or plan.