1.Connecting milan, the metropolitan area, and the world

The core of a wide metropolitan area, Milan aims to increase accessibility through massive investments in public transport: the construction of the new M4 metro line, the extension of other metro lines beyond the city boundaries, and the strengthening of the railway belt, in addition to the development of high speed trains and of the regional railway service.

2.An attractive and inclusive city of opportunity

Six areas in Milan’s periphery, accessible to all and placed on strategic axes, will additionally be developed with the intent of attracting international investment and serving as centers of economic opportunity.

3.A green, livable, resilient city

In collaboration with the Polytechnic University of Milan, city administration is working to draft urban forestry guidelines with the goal of planting 3 million trees in the whole metropolitan area. This project is part of the city’s Resilience Strategy under development with the support of 100 Resilient Cities, and which Milan seeks codify into a masterplan.

4.One city, 88 neighborhoods

Milan 2030 outlines several initiatives for overcoming barriers between the inner and outer city. Selective densification is the principle applied to the regeneration of 6 main squares located between the city center and the periphery.

5. A city that regenerates

Diffuse regeneration of the urban fabric will be encouraged in specific areas of Milan. Where levers and incentives can be utilized, we expect them to stimulate the renovation of degraded lots – thus increasing urban quality, enhancing the functional mix and services, and overall facilitating the economic, social, and cultural development of the city’s most vulnerable sectors.