Norway, a sip of Paradise Macchinette per il riciclaggio della plastica e del vetro che traducono in moneta sonante la differenziazione dei rifiuti.
Kit per i “bisognini” degli animali domestici offerti gratuitamente in tutti i parchi ad essi accessibili.
Bus equipped urban area for pushchairs and the disabled.
waste collection service in all the streets
line reserved for citizens free public transportation that reaches all points of the city.
Many of the maritime connections with boats made with hydrogen engine
Stations ferroviarie con area ristoro con tavoli e sedie gratis a disposizione dei cittadini, fornite di the, caffè e acqua e materiale informativo sulla città.
Lavandini nei supermercati per espletare correttamente le modalità di differenziazione (introduzione nei contenitori previo lavaggio).
Piste ciclabili e percorsi bici intercambiabili
Vari parcheggi dedicati in tutte le zone della città.
Task force costituita in ogni quartiere per un singolo scopo (chiusura buche) operazione portata a termine in 10 minuti
Posaceneri incorporati in tutti i lampioni che illuminano le strade e le piazze.
Diario e riflessioni dal mio ultimo viaggio
Questo viaggio, come tutti quelli che ho fatto in passato, mi ha dato la possibilità di vedere le cose da prospettive diverse. Naturalmente non ho potuto non pensare all'Italia e confrontare le diverse realtà. Il nostro è un paese bellissimo di cui, senza bisogno di fantasticare too, we realized the enormous potential. Just looking at things by choosing the right perspective. However if you do not love him, if you love your city is not perspective taking. We can spend our money forever to find ourselves in the middle of nowhere!
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me God if I was not proud to be Italian, but during this trip I have often envy the Norwegians. Why?
At constant rates, for example, charged 35% tax compared to our 50% for dual services. And pay them all, so pleased with the quality of services provided by their state. The choices are made for the benefit of the whole community, this is the true sense of nothing but symbols and flags. The satisfaction of the Norwegians, understood as the relationship between citizens and institutions, is estimated at 90%.
In the following photos, some of the things I'll never forget:
• Upon arrival at the airport in Fiumicino, the Norwey open the check-in, exclaiming: families with children first, welcome to Norway!
• Railway stations, perfectly groomed, all have a dining area with tables and chairs for free to citizens, equipped with tea, coffee and water. Trains children under 12 travel free, and there is a line of free public transport is restricted to citizens that reaches all points of the city.
• Many of the maritime connections with boats made with hydrogen engine
• All sidewalks are structurally accessible to the disabled. • Traffic lights
speakers (for the blind).
• Bus equipped urban area for pushchairs and the disabled.
• Cycle paths and bike paths are interchangeable with many dedicated parking spaces in all areas of the city.
• active collection service for the only lodge located on top of the more remote mountains.
• Machines for recycling plastic and glass that translate into hard cash segregated waste.
• Sinks in supermarkets to carry out properly how to differentiate (introduction into the containers after washing).
• Kit for "bisognini" pets offered freely to all the parks accessible to them.
• All shops are equipped with ashtrays outside. The ashtrays are also incorporated in all the lamps that illuminate the streets and squares.
• Each district has three large sports fields free to the community.
One day, out of the hotel I saw a hole nell'asfalto. Colpita dalla singolarità dell'evento mi apprestavo a fotografarla ma, tempo 10 minuti ed è arrivata una squadra di tre addetti che ne ha fatto sparire ogni traccia. Esiste un numero verde previsto per tali eventualità che tempestivamente risolve la questione.
Ultimo, ma certamente non ultimo, il rigoglioso verde, le fioriere, la natura che ti parla e ti fa sentire l'aria, un miracolo!
Ho inoltre raccolto una serie di informazioni relative alla sovranità del popolo, che dimostrano come in Norvegia i cittadini hanno voce in ogni capitolo e partecipano a tutte le scelte, non solo nei piccoli ambiti locali o per tematiche prive di complessità politica ma, in First, in the budgets of public administration.
citizens will examine the opportunities and benefits of intervention in public spending in the economic cycle, and especially directing its choices. In our part of such choices are determined (ahinoi!) only from a distribution of patronage.
These are the examples to follow! Experience the way of collective choice that is practiced and shared on key elements such as shopping!
And you list some of the areas that I considered in my short trip:
Health:
Norway offers undoubtedly one of the best health services, closely integrated with social services, which combines some strongly traditional aspects (the role of general practitioners), a strong state control, advanced technologies and investments of major importance. Interesting is the participation of municipalities in the management of health activities, with primary responsibility in the medical community and involvement in the funding of shelters for inappropriate length of stay in order to stimulate the creation of facilities for elderly dependents, home care, etc. ...
no coincidence that the country of the fjords was ranked first among the countries belonging to the higher of the UN Human Development Index. Not to mention the numbers of nursing personnel (78.5 x 1,000 inhabitants), compared with Italian (17.6 x 1,000 inhabitants). It is with these resources, is also carried out an extensive assistance in the home.
Below 18 years of age norvegiesi citizens are entitled to free public dental treatment: the mentally disabled, the chronically ill and people who need nursing home care. Many of the larger municipalities in Norway have dental emergency that are open on weekends and at night (I received on Sunday for the modest sum of 30 €) in some cities (eg in Oslo, the city also runs points first aid, which makes X-ray examinations, orthopedic, telephone counseling, organizzazione delle visite a domicilio, consulenza psichiatrica e in alcuni casi hanno letti di osservazione per l'arco delle 24 ore.
Servizi al Cittadino :
200 e più servizi per il cittadino su grande sportello virtuale attraverso il quale il cittadino dialoga con la P.A. ed i risultati si vedono, azzerati i tempi e tutte le pratiche burogratiche, risultati immediati e tempi di attesa nulli, addirittura c'è un servizio di chat immediato e funzionante. Il portale si chiama MyPage e già la scelta del nome la dice lunga sulla sovranità del popolo!
Lavoro/ donne singles/ maternità, paternità e i loro diritti:
priorità di assunzione work, you are entitled to receive allowances from the first month after the birth of the child (on average about 230euro). Family allowances are paid until the month of 18th birthday of the child.
The purpose of checks is to ensure a minimum income for parents in report after the birth of his son.
Employees are also entitled to leave following parental leave. You can choose to receive for the first 46 weeks 100% of last salary, or to receive 80% of the benefit of parents for a periodof 56 weeks and will leave natural for the first 15 weeks. The choice will be charged for the entire period of the father or mother. Norway has signed the share del padre a partire dal 1993 ed il 90% dei padri chiede le 10 settimane di ferie. Ogni persona, indipendentemente dal sesso, ha il diritto di scegliere .
Se solo un genitore è occupato, il genitore riceverà tutte le indennità di ferie e se sono lavoratori autonomi o liberi professionisti, l'assegno è calcolato sulla base della media del reddito pensionabile degli ultimi tre anni.
Essere genitori è un beneficio per l'anima, per le tasche e per il bambino. Oggi circa l'80% di donne appartiene alla forza lavoro, e chissà perchè?
Ora indovinate un pò qual'è il paese con uno dei più alti e crescente tassi di fertilità in Europa? Ovviamente la Norvegia con l'1,98 .
The participation of women has increased in Norway not only for the shares rose (required for the company to take 30% of women) but because their enterprises, government and society in general wanted to happen and took a number of appropriate decisions to make it happen. As another example, Norway has 44.2% of women in boardrooms and Parliament has 40% of women and I wonder, is this a coincidence? All this does not come from heaven, and is not free ... it's' smart economy and produce more children, more development and more satisfaction, as well as quality of life! We need a
Italy, if not Europe, that more like Norway. Take it for example and then superiamola!
The news I hear, the small
Naples in Italy Norway
that the dream goes on ...
What a dream if not then the shadow of the real
A big hug assaje
Daniela Villani
Mother, woman, Neapolitan, active citizens
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