Codesign, social contracts, environmental citizenship. The case study of umbrian region’s atlas of objectives and lake trasimeno landscape contract

The research aims to introduce the regional strategy of co-design applied for the integrated governance on the political and public sphere. The battle to save traditional values today starts from knowledge and participation. The methodology presented intends to promote some models for sustainable and democratic development of social contract connected to environmental citizenship and co-design approach. In this strategy of Public and Private Partnership (PPP), the academic research is fundamental for reaching the standardization of the approaches to investigation and intervention and the Atlas of Objectives produced represents a contemporary tool to bring out relationships and define “routes” in compliance with the European guidelines, which are applied in some regional strategies. This guideline can be applied in the Landscape Contract, in particular the one of Lake Trasimeno, an agreement between citizens and administrations aimed at territorial governance and cohesion policy. It starts from a well-structured cognitive framework and it is finalized to the active government of the territory. The main goal is the involvement of both citizens and economic entities in joining a strategy, which aims to increase the sense of belonging. In that regards, it promotes the necessary social and cultural changes and it makes more efficient the productivity in terms of sustainable development of a homogeneous territorial area.