dallinfrastruttura

Dallinfrastruttura is a neologism in Italian planning discourse describing an integrated approach to infrastructure that aligns physical networks with digital services to support resilient, sustainable and inclusive development. The term merges traditional infrastructure with information systems, data platforms and governance mechanisms spanning energy, transport, water, telecommunications and public services.

The term has appeared in academic papers and policy debates in the 2020s as cities seek holistic frameworks for multi-sector projects.

Core concepts include interoperability across sectors, data sharing under appropriate governance, and the use of digital twins, predictive analytics and modular design to optimize performance and adapt to changing conditions.

The scope includes urban and regional development, transport networks, energy systems and disaster response, with emphasis on sustainability, social inclusion and accessible public services.

Realizing the approach requires cross-agency collaboration, common standards, privacy and security safeguards, stable financing, and strategies to avoid fragmentation across jurisdictions.

Some commentators view the term as broad or ill defined, while supporters see it as a useful umbrella for integrating physical and digital infrastructure.

Related concepts include smart city, digital twin and resilient infrastructure.