Assunta Martone

Assunta Martone is a Researcher at the National Research Council (CNR), affiliated with the Institute for Research on Innovation and Services for Development (IRISS) since 2006. Her work focuses on sustainability, urban regeneration, cultural heritage, and circular economy.

• Graduated in Economics and Business from Federico II University
• PhD in Management Engineering from Federico II University
• Master of Business Administration at Purdue University, USA

Martone is a project manager for initiatives like the CLIC H2020 program on cultural heritage adaptive reuse and the Economic and Social Development Plan of a Park Authority. Her research explores the intersection of sustainability reporting, social responsibility, and creative urban policies, often leveraging case studies from Europe.

The 15 most recent publications highlight her expertise in cultural heritage adaptive reuse, urban regeneration, public space design, and circular economy models, with subfields spanning from community engagement to PPP frameworks and eco-tourism.

Martone collaborates with institutions such as CIRAM and LUPT at Federico II University and the Regional School of Local Police. She is registered with the Register of Chartered Accountants and Register of Statutory Auditors.

Her work spans international collaborations (H2020 CLIC, 3R4UB) and national projects (Activiti, Neoluoghi), often involving multidisciplinary teams and policy guidelines.

She contributes to the Research Laboratory on Human-centred, Creative and Circular City, integrating participatory approaches into urban planning.