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Manifesto

The rebirth of a territory through work, community and innovation.

The vision

Nobody returns to a village out of nostalgia

They return because it works. Salvitelle has to prove that a village can be contemporary, competitive and desirable: a place to live, work, raise a family and build companies.

A small municipality can be a global node, if it offers great quality of life, modern infrastructure and a competitive economic ecosystem.

Manifesto

The ten principles

The village is not a constraint to overcome: it is an infrastructure to redesign.

01

The village is an infrastructure

Homes, squares, offices, greenery and services are not separate elements, but one system.

02

Work generates territory

Companies do not just fill offices: they produce jobs, skills and demand that stay here.

03

Quality of life is an advantage

Working well without giving up nature, free time, safety and human relationships.

04

The campus is the heart

A central hub gathers the shared services. Distributed buildings flow into it as into a square.

05

Residents and temporary teams

Companies can try the territory for weeks or months before settling.

06

The family is part of the project

School, sport and affordable homes are productive infrastructure: less load, more sustainable work.

07

Invisible technology

Access, bookings and services should work without friction. Technology simplifies; it does not complicate.

08

Local circular economy

The spending generated by companies and people must stay here and feed new business.

09

Green by design

Photovoltaics, storage, heat pumps and sustainable materials from day one.

10

Measure to replicate

The project must produce data. The goal is a model other small municipalities can replicate.

The Campus

A square, not an office complex

The campus is where the ecosystem meets. The square creates spontaneous encounter; the distributed offices flow into it. Stone, historic buildings and landscape are not scenery — they are identity.

The economic model

Who gains, and how

The startup

Lower operating costs, shared infrastructure, affordable housing and access to talent.

The worker

Lower housing costs, home and work within walking distance, a calmer setting without giving up opportunity.

The territory

New jobs, new demand, recovered buildings, services and skills.

Institutions

A new model for regenerating small municipalities, tested and measured in the field.

The trajectory

Four phases

Growth follows only once demand, occupancy and sustainability have been verified.

  • 01

    Pilot

    The square, first offices and first apartments. Target: 3–5 buildings, 5–10 companies, 30–100 workers.

  • 02

    Campus

    Auditorium, restaurant, coworking, family services and energy infrastructure.

  • 03

    Ecosystem

    Resident startups, residency programmes and a partner network.

  • 04

    Model

    Data, economic validation and replication in other municipalities.

We are not rebuilding the past.

We are building a place where technology and history coexist, work sustains the community, and the territory generates opportunity again.

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