Marino Tilatti

Marino Tilatti

Since 2006, I have been dedicated to launching and managing digital projects and online platforms. I founded and managed several portals, especially in the animal services and classifieds sector, which became market leaders in Italy thanks to SEO, digital marketing, and community building strategies. In recent years, my focus has shifted to digital democracy. I am the founder of Concorder, a web app designed to make group decision-making faster, more inclusive, and participatory. Concorder integrates voting, debate, and collaboration tools, tailored for communities, associations, local authorities, and even condominiums. My mission is to connect technology, participation, and communities, creating tools that make digital democracy more concrete and accessible.
  • Joined: 16 July 2025
  • Articles: 158

Citywide 30 km/h limits: balancing safety, flow and acceptance (Bologna)

Bologna Citta 30 dati ascolto e correzioni per una misura condivisa 1

Citywide 30 km/h limits sit at the intersection of safety, traffic flow and social acceptance—and Bologna offers timely insights. We outline a path that uses open data, structured listening and targeted adjustments to calibrate the perimeter and carve‑outs. The approach aims to lock‑in benefits while protecting vulnerable users, businesses and environmental goals. The guide details institutional and civic roles, evidence handling, tools to safeguard fairness and transparency, and how to translate outcomes into time‑bound, enforceable conditions. It includes examples, call and agenda templates, minutes models, operational checklists and quality indicators, plus guidance for clear communication, transparent timelines and the inclusion of vulnerable groups. Based on the Concorder proposal: citywide 30 km h limits balancing safety flow and acceptance bologna.

Transit megaprojects and communities: a participatory playbook from Florence

Transit megaprojects and communities a participatory playbook from Florence

Florence’s tramway works affect traffic, local businesses and the quality of public space every day. We suggest neighborhood tables, targeted support, street‑safety measures and clear communication on phases, detours and timing. Playbook templates help monitor conflicts, set local priorities and co‑govern the project with shared responsibility. The guide details institutional and civic roles, evidence handling, tools to safeguard fairness and transparency, and how to translate outcomes into time‑bound, enforceable conditions. It includes examples, call and agenda templates, minutes models, operational checklists and quality indicators, plus guidance for clear communication, transparent timelines and the inclusion of vulnerable groups. Based on the Concorder proposal: transit megaprojects and communities a participatory playbook from florence.

Stadium redevelopment and public value: a participatory decision framework (Milan case)

San Siro come scegliere tra nuovo stadio e rigenerazione con un percorso partecipativo credibile

Deciding on stadium futures requires a public assessment of alternatives, costs and benefits, heritage safeguards and construction impacts. We provide a method to weigh demolition, conservation and redevelopment scenarios with public criteria and collective‑value indicators. The framework integrates community benefits and business support, accessibility, non‑sport uses and protection of the Meazza’s civic memory. The guide details institutional and civic roles, evidence handling, tools to safeguard fairness and transparency, and how to translate outcomes into time‑bound, enforceable conditions. It includes examples, call and agenda templates, minutes models, operational checklists and quality indicators, plus guidance for clear communication, transparent timelines and the inclusion of vulnerable groups. Based on the Concorder proposal: stadium redevelopment and public value a participatory decision framework milan case.

Santa Palomba waste-to-energy: designing a fair public inquiry

Santa Palomba

A credible public inquiry on Rome’s Santa Palomba plant needs a shared purpose, a clear scope and transparent ground rules. We propose a four‑phase sequence—preparation, listening, public debate, and delivery—with realistic tools and timelines. Special focus is given to air and water impacts, road and rail logistics, the actor map and the prioritization of mitigations and trade‑offs. The guide details institutional and civic roles, evidence handling, tools to safeguard fairness and transparency, and how to translate outcomes into time‑bound, enforceable conditions. It includes examples, call and agenda templates, minutes models, operational checklists and quality indicators, plus guidance for clear communication, transparent timelines and the inclusion of vulnerable groups. Based on the Concorder proposal: santa palomba waste to energy designing a fair public inquiry.

The Future of Shared Property Governance

Il condominio del futuro

Introduction Across the world, millions of people live in common-interest communities (CICs): condominium associations, homeowners associations (HOAs), strata corporations, co-owned residential properties, and other forms of shared property governance. These communities are responsible for managing shared infrastructure, collective budgets, long-term…