Andrea Tobia Zevi
Deputy Mayor for Housing and Patrimony MUNICIPALITY OF ROME
Andrea Tobia Zevi, Roman from many generations, has always been active in his community, combining political engagement with civic and social commitment.
He has held various institutional roles, working overtime at the Province of Rome, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the Presidency of the Council.
Today, as Deputy Mayor for Housing and Patrimony of Rome, he is addressing some crucial challenges for the city, including the digitalization and census of municipal properties, a new housing plan to fight housing poverty, the opening of public assets to increase services to citizens, the urban regeneration of large municipalowned complexes and the management of state-owned maritime property.
He is also responsible for the Global Cities Program at the Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI) in Milan: an observatory on the most populous and influential metropolises on the planet, which constitutes a privileged point of view on the new challenges of global cities and on good practices.