The Influence Of The ‘Casa Per Il
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The document discusses the Casa per il Mezzogiorno, an organization established in 1950 by the Italian government to improve economic conditions in Southern Italy. It implemented land reforms, encouraging industry and helping modernize agriculture through consolidating small plots, introducing new crops and farming techniques, and providing loans and education. Infrastructure like roads, water, and electricity were also expanded to aid farmers in getting products to market and improving living standards overall in the Mezzogiorno region.
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- 12. Autostrada
- 14. Use of IMP Funds
- 18. Successes Limitations Increased agricultural productivity More people employed outside farming Increased tourism Stemed migration to North Plot size too small to be profitable – debt, bankruptcy IMP funding is small compared to CAP subsidies Still problems of erosion, landslides and earthquakes Competition from Spain for crops Little growth in number of small scale private industries Money doesn’t reach farmers - corruption Increased mechanisation has led to increased unemployment South still poorer than north - emigration farmers tends to be done by older generation -unwilling to modernise
- 19. June 2000 Suggest two reasons for the farmer’s opinion (4 marks) 1998 During the last 40 years the Mezzogiorno has not developed as much as many people had hoped. Suggest reasons why. (4 marks) 2002 The changes made to the Mezzogiorno have affected some areas/people more than others. Explain why. (6 marks)