Lazio Making Network. Digital skills for resilient cities and communities

Great part of the scientific community agrees to consider the pandemic sanitary emergency as a ground experimentation to test resilience responses to the Global Climate incoming emergency as well as global economic crisis we are already experimenting. While the global isolation, maker spaces, Fablabs, and DIYers workshops were extremely active, proving the community resilience response capacity to disasters. The role covered by the global Maker community and the Digital fabrication technologies in the most diffuse and DIY declination, developing the social response to the sanitary emergency, is considered in this study as evidence of the relevant role of the Maker spaces network in determining the potential resilient response of territory. This study, suggesting a long-time scenario in which the local networks of digital fabrication SME, makerspaces and Fablabs work as an infrastructure, entrenched in the territory, affords the Lazio region case study as existing bottom-up Makers Network in order to develop the guidelines of a digital tool of coordination to improve its potential of social resilient response, stimulate social innovation actions, shared economies, and daily good practices of DIY resilient citizenship