eALL - European Administrative Law Lab is a multidisciplinary vehicle for professional expertise and experience applied to the property, energy, environment, network services, utilities, civil construction and public works sectors that has been developed to provide a range of services, where necessary through cooperation with public and private associations and institutions, universities, private businesses and professional associations, including the development and dissemination of patterns of thinking and innovative actions, that promote the balanced, sustained cultural and economic growth of citizens, and contributing, where possible, to guiding the decisions of legislators, economic operators, public sector bodies and final users of works, public services and corresponding functions.

The initiatives put in place by eALL - European Administrative Law Lab take the form of study days and seminars, in Italy and abroad, reports, newsletters, thematic documents and dossiers, covering law (administrative, public, constitution and EU), economy, engineering, building, urban planning, structural improvement, property restoration and development, public contracts and tenders for awarding of contracts and concessions, energy, transport and environment.

In general, the interests of the eALL - European Administrative Law Lab cover all modifications to the urban landscape, the land and the natural environment, the construction of built structures and civilian infrastructures, public works and plant, and the supply of goods and services to users that influence the quality of life of citizens and depend on the standards and levels of public services and intellectual, professional and business activities.

These initiatives are focused on legislative and case law innovations, practices, development of technical rules, procedures and methods of calculation and design solutions, and on instruments for financing of works and technological, building or infrastructural interventions, seeking the best possible solutions that can be implemented to guarantee the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the ideas and proposals identified, bearing in mind the impact of cultural globalisation and European socioeconomic integration and the associated constraints and opportunities.

The principles that guide the activities and outcomes of the analysis and results that eALL - European Administrative Law Lab aims to achieve and disseminate include the protection and promotion of competition, transparency and proportionality in the actions of public sector bodies, however they may be classified and organised, the prevention and elimination of corruption and unlawful activity, and the protection of the environment and landscape, bearing in mind the essential financial and tax aspects associated with public and private economic activity.

One specific area of interest is the effectiveness of judicial protection from public sector bodies and the discussion about alternative dispute resolution for settlement of disputes between those bodies, citizens, businesses and companies.


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