What is Insular Italy?
Q: What is Insular Italy?
A: Insular Italy is one of the five official statistical regions of Italy defined by the National Institute of Statistics that includes Sicily and Sardinia, along with other small islands and archipelagos next to them.
Q: Why is Insular Italy defined only for statistical and some election purposes?
A: Insular Italy is defined only for statistical and some election purposes because it is not an administrative region, and it does not have any separate government or institutions.
Q: How many main Italian islands are included in Insular Italy?
A: The two main Italian islands included in Insular Italy are Sicily and Sardinia.
Q: Besides Sicily and Sardinia, what else does Insular Italy include?
A: Insular Italy includes other small islands and archipelagos next to Sicily and Sardinia.
Q: What is the level of the region of Insular Italy in the NUTS classification?
A: Insular Italy is a NUTS1 level region in the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS) classification.
Q: Does Insular Italy have its own government or institutions?
A: Insular Italy does not have its own government or institutions as it is not an administrative region.
Q: Who defined Insular Italy?
A: Insular Italy was defined by the National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT).
