Investire nelle residenze per anziani – Verso una tassonomia ESG per la rigenerazione immobiliare
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https://doi.org/10.69143/2464-9309/1862025Parole chiave:
abitare inclusivo, residenze per anziani, tassonomia sociale, protocolli di certificazione, sostenibilitàAbstract
La crescente attenzione alle residenze per anziani sta cambiando il paradigma del mercato immobiliare, concentrando l’interesse di operatori finanziari e investitori verso la valorizzazione del comparto nella direzione della sostenibilità ESG (ambientale, sociale e di governance). Le misure introdotte dall’Unione Europea in materia di neutralità carbonica e di finanza sostenibile richiedono l’implementazione di modelli di gestione e di processi rigenerativi, articolati entro scenari integrati di decarbonizzazione e di verifica degli obiettivi dell’Agenda 2030, tali da ridurre l’impronta ambientale, generando benefici all’economia e alla società. La ricerca definisce uno strumento a supporto del progetto di pratiche abitative per anziani in chiave ESG, proponendo una tassonomia a impatto sociale positivo, tale da compensare un know-how ancora poco adeguato a sostenere questa transizione.
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Ricevuto: 15/09/2025; Revisionato: 16/10/2025; Accettato: 17/10/2025
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