Milano Metropoli Development Agency was commissioned by the Bresso, Cologno Monzese and Sesto San Giovanni town councils to coordinate the construction of four new industrial cluster for small-medium enterprises and artisanal businesses and to supervise the process of selecting the firms to occupy the new spaces.

An open bid was organized to select the firms according to criteria such as the degree of innovation, environmental compatibility, a fairly solid business activity and the potential for creating new jobs.
The winning firms, supported by the Agency at every stage of the proceedings, created their own cooperatives to supervise the building of these industrial parks.
The Agency also helps the firms to find sources of credit and public funding to help them buy and build industrial sheds, invest in new manufacturing equipment and recruit manpower.

Milano Metropoli frequently involves the firms currently occupying these industrial parks in schemes and projects designed to promote the development of local industry through innovation, new technologies, financing, energy saving and social responsibility.

• Breda-Cimimontubi Productive Cluster, Sesto San Giovanni (1998-2002). A 12,900 sq m park hosting 25 small enterprises and artisan workshops, built on part of the Breda-Cimimontubi brownfield.

• Falck-Concordia Sud Productive Cluster, Sesto San Giovanni (1998-2003). A 33,600 sq m industrial park hosting 22 SMEs, built on part of the Falck brownfield.

• CIS 1 Productive Cluster, Cologno Monzese (2001-2006). A 9,600 sq m industrial park hosting 12 SMEs, built within the CIS1 Strategic Intervention area.

• Campo Volo Productive Cluster, Bresso (2001-2007). A 5,234 sq m park hosting 13 workshops and SMEs, built on a brownfield site.

• Laboratorio Artigianale Sant'Eusebio, Cinisello Balsamo (ready since 2004). A 1,000 sq m facility in a converted building in the Sant'Eusebio district, it comes under an urban re-development scheme to house artisan and commercial activities.