Pamela Lama
In charge of EU Projects Office
Municipality of Bologna
Government
Pamela Lama is in charge of the International Projects Unit of the International
Relations and Projects Office of the Municipality of Bologna. This activity has enabled
her to participate in the drafting and implementation of numerous European projects
in different areas of research and to collaborate with many research centres and
European cities. In recent years, she was mainly engaged in projects that have
addressed issues in the cultural heritage and urban regeneration sector. Since May
2017, she is project manager of the H2020 Rock project (Regeneration and
Optimisation of Cultural heritage in creative and Knowledge cities), bringing together
32 partners across Europe to investigate the role of CH in supporting sustainable,
circular and participatory urban regeneration processes (rockproject.eu). PhD
candidate at the Department of Architecture of the University of Bologna, she
conducts her research on the transition from the more traditional concept of Smart
City to that of Collaborative City, with a specific focus on Participatory Governance of
CH and on the contribution of international research in facilitating the achievement of
the European Urban Agenda goals in these areas.
Relations and Projects Office of the Municipality of Bologna. This activity has enabled
her to participate in the drafting and implementation of numerous European projects
in different areas of research and to collaborate with many research centres and
European cities. In recent years, she was mainly engaged in projects that have
addressed issues in the cultural heritage and urban regeneration sector. Since May
2017, she is project manager of the H2020 Rock project (Regeneration and
Optimisation of Cultural heritage in creative and Knowledge cities), bringing together
32 partners across Europe to investigate the role of CH in supporting sustainable,
circular and participatory urban regeneration processes (rockproject.eu). PhD
candidate at the Department of Architecture of the University of Bologna, she
conducts her research on the transition from the more traditional concept of Smart
City to that of Collaborative City, with a specific focus on Participatory Governance of
CH and on the contribution of international research in facilitating the achievement of
the European Urban Agenda goals in these areas.