Presentation  Presentation  

Summary

Link: Networks e Synergies

Social Development Networks

Chapter 1

Housing quality

Chapter 2

The centre and the suburbs: different systems of mobility

Chapter 3

The family and solidarity

Chapter 4

Quality of education network

Chapter 5

Living the employment network

Economic Networks

Chapter 6

Links within the economic system

Chapter 7

The trade network

Chapter 8

Veneto agriculture network

Chapter 9

Mountain synergies

Chapter 10

Production networks

Chapter 11

The distribution network

Chapter 12

Tourism: synergy between sectors and networks between individuals

Institutional services and
networks

Chapter 13

The network for workplace health prevention

Chapter 14

The Veneto model for the integration of social and healthcare services

Chapter 15

Public Administration: services for citizens and businesses

Chapter 16

Telematic networks in Veneto

Chapter 17

The environmental and territorial checking networks

Chapter 18

Cross-border institutional networks

Chapter 19

Inter-institutional local models




15 - The figures tell the story

In 2008, 1,404,664 employees worked in Italy's peripheral Public Administrations, while 1,970,667 worked in its central ones. Veneto accounts for 6.9% of Italy's Public Administration employees. The ratio between PA spending and regional GDP illustrates that Veneto is Italy's most virtuous region. In 2007, the public sector in Veneto spent 34.9% of its regional GDP, whereas the national average is around 46.5%.
Efficiency within the PA is definitely on the up thanks to the spread of technology and to online services. Internet use is fairly widespread in almost all of Italy's municipalities: 99.9% are connected to the network and of these 58.9% are equipped with a broadband connection.
Veneto has all of its municipalities connected to the Internet, and 69.3% of these have a broadband connection, a figure that places the region in seventh place in the national rankings.
In Italy in 2009, 38.8% of Internet users went online to garner information from PA institutional websites, a percentage that reaches 39.7% in Veneto.
Businesses use the Internet to access the services on PA websites more than private citizens. In 2008, 81% of businesses with more than 10 employees used these services. The figure for the North-East is around 82%.
Alongside the Public Administration stands the external PA sector (Note 2) and these two sections make up the wider public sector. They provide services for sale, which include energy and gas distribution, the collection and disposal of municipal waste, and the management of water resources; these services go by the name of public utilities.
In 2008, Italy had a national electricity grid of more than 1.2 million km, more than 89,000 km of which cover Veneto.
Veneto is covered by 2,814 km of gas pipelines, i.e. 8.4% of the national total. The total volume of gas delivered in the region to its various consumers is equal to 8% of the national total.
In 2008, Veneto drew about 730 million cubic metres of water for potable use, 8% of the national total, or about 149.4 cubic metres per resident.
In 2007, Veneto was the second leading Italian region, after Trentino Alto Adige, for the amount of municipal waste collected separately, a figure that exceeded 51%.
On 30 September 2009, there were about 20,000 bank branches in North Italy, almost 58% of the branches in Italy, and they constituted a widespread network across the area. Veneto, with its 7.5 branches per 10,000 residents, is well above the average for North Italy.
(Chapter 15 in figures)

Chapter 15 in figures
Chapter 15 in figures


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