Rome serves as the core of the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, encompassing the municipality of Rome and 120 surrounding municipalities. The municipality operates as a special municipality (comune speciale), known as Roma Capitale, with unique powers and additional state funding given its status as the capital of Italy. It manages local urban services within the municipal boundaries. The Metropolitan Mayor and the Metropolitan Council oversee metropolitan planning, infrastructure, and transport, ensuring cohesive development across the metropolitan area.
NO₂ levels in Rome have dropped by 35% since 2000, marking the best performance in the region. Particle pollution levels also show a significant decline of 21% over the same period. Additionally, 99% of residents have access to public spaces, highlighting the city’s emphasis on creating a livable and inclusive urban environment.
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