Convegno Grundtvig UIL Trento english
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The document summarizes information about the Autonomous Province of Trento in Italy, including: 1) The origin of Trento's special autonomy dates back to an agreement in 1946 between Italy and Austria to grant self-governing powers. 2) Trento has primary legislative powers over areas like culture, tourism and the environment, and secondary powers over education and healthcare. 3) Statistics are provided on Trento's population, which is aging rapidly, as well as its GDP per capita relative to Italy as a whole.
Convegno Grundtvig UIL Trento english
- 1. AUTONOMOUS PROVINCE OF TRENTO Area 6.212 kmq Population 531.510 (2011) Density 85,6 in/kmq Municipalities 217 1
- 2. THE SPECIAL AUTONOMY OF TRENTINO Whatdoesitmean. The specialautonomyof Trentino (and ofneighbouring Alto Adige- Südtirol,whichtogetherwith Trentino comprises the AutonomousRegionof Trentino Alto Adige) wasbornfroman agreement between Italy and Austria, signed in Paris onSeptember5, 1946 by thethenItalianPrime Minister and ForeignMinister, Alcide Degasperi, and the AustrianMinisterofForeignAffairs, Karl Gruber. The text of the Statutewent on tobeapprovedby the ItalianConstituentAssembly (in chargeofdrafting the Constitutionof the post- fascistItalian Republic) and subsequentlybecameConstitutionalLaw No. 5, passed on 26 Feb. 1948). The originofourautonomygoes back manycenturies, and ismade up ofcomplexevents, traditionsand ruleswhich the communitieshavedevelopedover time and jealouslyguardedthroughoutmanypolitical and social upheavals.Thisexplainsthe attitudeof the people of Trentinoforself-rulingactingtheirown way: far frombeingselfishisolationtheyhavealwaysmaintained a dialoguewith the world beyondtheirfrontiers, from the remote borderregionsto the Roman Government up so EuropeanUnion. 2
- 3. The Autonomyof the Province of Trento hasprimary or exclusivecompetencesand secondarycompetences. In the first case, the legislatorhas the exclusivepowertoactrespectingprinciplesof the ItalianConstitution,Italianlegal system and internationalobligationstakenby Italy. In the second case, thelegislatormustrespect the limits set by the State in itsownlaws. Exclusivecompetencesare: the protectionofhistorical and cultural heritage, town planning, environmentalprotection, handcrafts,tourism, agriculture and forestry, hunting and fishing, construction and nursery school. Secondarycompetencesare: primary and high school, hygiene and health, sports, entertainment business, public water. 3
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- 6. GDP PER CAPITA (euro) Istat 2011 year Italy PAT 2000 24.021 30.026 2011 23.470 27.608 6
- 7. AUTONOMOUS PROVINCE OF TRENTO ISTAT 2009 ELDERlY POPULATION by gender and age AgeMalesFemales 65-69 13.049 14.344 70-74 10.733 12.700 75-79 8.152 11.454 80-84 5.622 10.099 85-89 3.254 7.896 90-94 556 1.961 over 95 288 1.267 41.694 59.721 7
- 8. AUTONOMOUS PROVINCE OF TRENTO ISTAT 2011 ELDERLY POPULATION 104,834 TOTAL POPULATION 529,457 OVER 65 POP / TOT. POPUL. *100 19,8 % 8
- 9. AUTONOMOUS PROVINCE OF TRENTO ISTAT 2011 OLD IDEX (popul. over 65/popul. under 14)*100 years Trento Italy 2009 126,0 144,0 2010 125,8 144,5 2011 128,3 ---- 9
- 10. UNIONE ITALIANA del LAVORO NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 18 REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS 112 PROVINCIAL HEADQUARTERS 10
- 11. The ItalianLabourUnion or UIL, in Italian Unione Italiana del Lavoro, is a nationaltradeunion center in Italy. Itwasfounded in 1950 associalist, social democratic, republican and laicsplitfromItalianGeneralConfederationofLabour (CGIL, Confederazione Generale Italiana del Lavoro). Itrepresentsalmost 2.2 millionworkersdivideddepending on the production categories. In the programmatic and founder declaration approved by delegates were indicated the UIL five founding pilasters: - independence from political parties, from government and from religions. - developing autonomy of sectoral trade unions. - adoption of democratic method via the active participation of workers in the UIL decisions. - strict coordination with the other two trade union confederation: CGIL and CISL. - intervention on all the social, economic and political questions every time that workers interests are involved 11
- 12. The UILP is the tradeunioncategorythatbringstogetherretiredworke rsof UIL. Ithasabout600 thousandmembers, with a slightpredominanceof women (54%). In additiontonationalheadquarter, there are 18regionalheadquarters and 112provincialheadquarters. The UILP iscommittedtodefending the rightsof the elderly and pensioners in constantconfrontationwith the Social Security Authorities, with the National Government and, locally, withRegional and ProvincialGovernments. The UILP adheresto the FERPA (FederationEuropeennedesRetraitesetdesPersonne sAgees) 12
- 13. In additionto the priorityobiectivesofadvocacy, health, well-being and social inclusionoflocalolder people, the UILP of Trento isinvolved in information on issuerelatedtooldage: - recognitionof the elderlyas a resource - disseminationofinformatictecnologiesfor the elderly - mobilisationfordependants The toolsusedtoachieve the objectives are the contributionsofspecificorganizationlike the ADA (Associationfor the Rightsof the Elderly) and the H Office (for Handicap), and the useof information tecnologiessuchas the web site (www.uilpensionatitn.org) 13
- 14. Muchimportanceisattributedto the meetings and cultural exchangeswith a differentrealitiesfrom the Italianone, suchasparticipating in the Grundtvigprogramme or travelthatperiodicallywe do: Avignon, Berlin, Strasbourg and in august, Lisbon. 14
- 15. The ANCeSCAOAssociationgathers in Italy 1328 Elderly and RetireesClubs withapproximately 390,000members (2011) In Trentino a Coordination Club bringstogether100Clubswithabout2 5,000subscribers (2013) 15
- 16. Cognitive analysisof the project ‘Excursion’ organizedby 74 RetiredEldersCircles associated in 2011 destinationCircl. tripsmembers in Province 74 246 3.275 out of Prov. 64 164 3.132 410 escursions/yearwithaverageof 46members/escursion 16