The urban development strategies for Genoa aim to create a livable, healthy, and resilient city by upgrading public spaces and green areas, enhancing quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Inclusion is a central focus, ensuring equal access and opportunities across cultural, historical, and residential areas. Sustainability drives resource-efficient growth, including the development of green corridors, vertical gardens, and biodiversity hotspots, while cultural corridors connect architectural landmarks and historical sites to promote cultural awareness.

The strategy emphasizes adaptive, context-sensitive interventions tailored to specific urban challenges and timely implementation. By transforming the city’s cultural backbone into sustainable models and enhancing street landscapes, the approach seeks to improve pedestrian experiences, urban aesthetics, and multifunctional urban environments, creating a cohesive and future-ready vision for Genoa’s urban fabric.