Italy promotes Third Sector reforms and social investment strategies

Representatives from the Italian National Council for Economics and Labour (CNEL) presented Italian Third Sector reforms at the European Parliament. The discussions focused on the relationship between regulatory stability and societal transformations, highlighting how non-profit organizations contribute to inclusive communities and civic participation.

In a related development regarding social investment in Italy, a two-day study meeting is scheduled to discuss cooperation between banking foundations and the Third Sector. The event aims to address the need for strategic philanthropy and redistributive tools to balance social investments, particularly in Southern Italy. Data from the ACRI report indicates a record national disbursement level of 1,424.5 million euros for 2025.