Federica Corrado

Federica Corrado is an Associate Professor at the Polytechnic University of Turin, affiliated with the Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST). She is a member of the Interdepartmental Centre R3C - Responsible Risk Resilience Centre. Her work focuses on mountain areas, territorial policies, and local development, with expertise in urban planning, sustainability, and climate action. She holds leadership roles in projects such as 'Beyondthesnow' and 'Forcora Attiva', addressing climate resilience and territorial transition in alpine regions.

• Education: Curriculum details are available in her downloadable file (487KB).
• Teaching: Leads courses in Urban Planning at the Master's and Bachelor's levels, including 'City, territory, landscape' and 'Architecture, society and territory B'.
• Research: Explores metropolitan-mountain interactions, climate change impacts on alpine tourism, and sustainable development policies. Collaborates with institutions like CIPRA Italy and the Italian Alpine Club.
• Grants/Projects: Manages projects on territorial analysis (Alcotra A-MOT), socio-economic studies (Monesi district), and sustainable development conventions.
• Awards: Recognized as a Fellow by CIPRA Italy, the Italian Alpine Club, and the Dislivelli Association for contributions to alpine research and policy.
• Labs/Teams: Active in the R3C Centre for risk resilience and collaborates with the Esino-Frasassi Mountain Union on transboundary initiatives.

Her research integrates interdisciplinary approaches to address urban-rural dynamics, climate adaptation, and cultural practices in mountain regions.