Associazione Nazionale degli Urbanisti e dei Pianificatori Territoriali e Ambientali (ASSURB)
Pianificatore Territoriale, Presidente ASSURB
Il presente contributo intende dettagliare le aree di delega espresse dal Direttivo ASSURB, ricollegandole ad un più ampio dibattito volto ad evidenziare le connessioni tra associazione e temi emergenti della pianificazione territoriale contemporanea, (riconoscimento professionale, rapporto tra accademia e pratica, politiche di genere nella professione, formazione continua, dialogo con la P.A.).
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