The Regional Council of Campania has approved, by majority, a policy resolution dedicated to inland areas. The measure sets a political direction against depopulation, in support of "restanza attiva", essential services, and economic and social development.
The vote concerns an indirizzo resolution: it orients regional action rather than itself disbursing funds or opening tenders. The NTR24 report does not give the breakdown of votes in favor, against and abstaining, nor the positions of individual council groups.
98.5 million euros and a coordination unit
The research-supported financial reference is an allocation of 98.5 million euros for SNAI areas, the areas covered by the National Strategy for Inland Areas. Alongside the funding, the Region has indicated the establishment of a cabina di regia intended to accelerate interventions and spending.
The validated research does not specify a timetable, the territorial distribution of the 98.5 million euros, or the indicators that will be used to assess results. Those details are therefore not part of what can presently be reported from the cited sources.
The president of the Regional Council described inland areas as a cross-cutting issue, not one that can be assigned to a single department. That framing matters for readers in Benevento and the Sannio: depopulation, health access, transport and jobs are treated here as connected questions rather than separate files.
Health, transport, autism services and logistics
The resolution recalls several concrete initiatives:
- strengthening territorial medicine through the Case di Comunità;
- continuity of local public transport in the Sannio;
- the Centro per l'Autismo di Avellino;
- a logistics platform.
These are the specific health, transport, autism and logistics measures cited in connection with the resolution. The source does not document how quickly the health, transport, autism and logistics interventions will be activated, so no start dates or completion dates can be stated.
For residents, the practical meaning is straightforward to summarize from what is supported: the Council has named territorial health facilities, Sannio bus and local transport continuity, autism services in Avellino, and logistics infrastructure among the reference points for inland-area policy. Whether and when each advances will depend on subsequent administrative acts.
The national framework
A second institutional source places Campania's move inside a wider national approach to inland areas. The national framework links inland-area policy to reducing territorial gaps, guaranteeing essential services, differentiating interventions according to the needs of different territories, and pursuing sustainable development.
The government source describes the Piano Strategico Nazionale delle Aree Interne as the instrument for that approach. It does not independently confirm each detail of the Campania resolution; it is useful here as context, not as a second confirmation of the regional figures.
What to watch next
Readers following this file should keep two distinctions in mind. First, the Council vote establishes direction; spending, calls and works follow through later measures. Second, the currently supported numbers are limited to the headline allocation and the planned coordination structure.
Still open, according to the validated research: the vote breakdown by group, the spending calendar, the territorial split of the 98.5 million euros, the activation schedule for the Case di Comunità, Sannio transport, the Avellino autism center and the logistics platform, and the metrics for judging whether depopulation and service gaps are improving.
