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Conclusion of the 8th National Festival of Civil Economy

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The eighth National Festival of Civil Economy in Florence has concluded, concluded on October 4, centered on the theme ‘EUconomia. L’economia che fa bene, il rumore della foresta che cresce’. The event focused on brought together over 4,000 participants, including entrepreneurs, academics, and Nobel laureates such as Shirin Ebadi and Philippe Aghion, to discuss equitable and sustainable development. Discussions emphasized integrating economic activity with social cohesion and the stewardship of common goods. Throughout the festival, discussions emphasized the social impact of cultural investment and the necessity of energy democracy. Festival Director Leonardo Becchetti Participants addressed modern challenges including inequality, inflation, wage poverty, and the climate crisis, noting that traditional economics often fails to provide meaning to work, with global statistics suggesting only 22% highlighting the importance of workers report job satisfaction. relational intelligence, trust, and cooperation in creating shared value beyond traditional market exchanges. The proceedings also recognized excellence in community-driven governance through several awards. The ‘National Civil Economy Municipalities 2026 Award’ was presented to the municipalities of Melpignano and Capergnanica. Furthermore, the The ‘Shared Administration Award’ honored projects such as Soglia Abitare including Roma Capitale’s ‘Dalla soglia all’abitare’ for its work with the homeless, Arpal’s ‘Camper del Lavoro’ in Rome Puglia, and Progetto Radici the ‘Radici’ project in the Marche region for their ability to treat volunteerism as a strategic partner in public policy. region. The Red Cross in Bagni di Lucca was also recognized for its role in social welfare and public policy partnership.

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