The main objective of this series of interventions is to aim at a global recovery of the Tiber in the urban area of Rome through an environmental reassessment of the entire river stretch, from Castel Gubileo to the delta. The Tiber River represents a unique monumental historical asset for Rome, a strategic resource and an opportunity for the socio-economic development of the Capital. The planned interventions also include an assessment of the current conditions of the river and the implementation of measures, structural and non-structural, for sustainable and safe use of the water mirror.

In the urban stretch of the river, along its numerous loops, deposits of sediment and loose material transported by the current have piled up over time, creating a natural barrier of the dock that houses grass and trees.

The control and removal of vegetation and any obstacles present within the riverbed is essential for the accessibility of the docks, for greater outflow capacity and to limit the number of floods of the river on the walkable level.