The family missing from the nomad photograph
Matteo Cerri’s research asks Sicily to make temporary stays compatible with domestic life.



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Matteo Cerri’s research asks Sicily to make temporary stays compatible with domestic life.
High income can coexist with a firm housing budget: a lesson for Sicilian accommodation businesses.
Interest in medium-sized cities makes networks and access worth examining before new destination labels.
RELOCALS separates the geography of income from labels about work and relocation.
RELOCALS points to expertise receiving little engagement. Nationality alone is not a qualification.
The first RELOCALS sample invites a broader set of questions for Sicily too.
Matteo Cerri’s proposal places everyday commerce at the centre of making a place liveable.
A directive addresses the health department and strategic planning office.
The proposal appears in the supplementary agenda for 2 November.
The announced allocation is €33 million; applications go through Uma Sicilia by 30 November.
The call covers fishing and aquaculture, without reopening every previous application.

New stops join the ring line; the Region announces free travel until 31 January 2027.
Works concern slopes above Partanna and Tommaso Natale; bids are due by 17 December.
Free admission is announced for 6 November, with booking required.
The Housing priority reaches €258 million; an initial measure concerns public and confiscated property.
The Family Department moves the call’s application deadline to 16 November.
Roads and schools feature in the revised planning document.
The plan lists 522 projects, with over 80 in the annual schedule.
Eleven city and provincial sites featured in the October schedule.