9,00 – Registration of Participants
9,15 – Indoor Terrace: Start of Activities
9,30 – Welcome and Opening Remarks
The 9th edition of “Urbanpromo Social Housing” is set within the broader framework of “Urbanpromo Projects for the Country”. “Urbanpromo Social Housing” deals with three important issues: social impact of investments, access to community resources and enhancement of social capital. The event dedicates to these three themes as many sessions, divided into several sub-sessions that cover a variety of topics. Any suggestions made during the presentation of best practices will be further explored and compared in the workshops that constitute the forth and last segment of the event.
Introduction:
Stefano Stanghellini, URBIT (Italian Urban Planning) President
– Paolo Corradini, Director of Public Affair, Lavazza Spa
– Chiara Caucino, Councilor for Housing Policies, Piedmont Region
– Sonia Schellino, Deputy Mayor and Councilor for Social Policies, Municipality of Turin
Social-Impact Investing
Moderator:
Alessia Maccaferri, Journalist, Il Sole 24 Ore
Impact investing in the strategies of the banking Foundations and CDP
After proper introduction to the theme of impact investing and before discussing the “new models”, we would to begin with what in Italy has been the prevailing model (FIA), then providing an overview, in terms of numbers and action, of the growth of the banking Foundations’ interests in impact investing.
Participants:
Alberto Anfossi, General Secretary, Compagnia di San Paolo
Cristina Giovando, President, Fondazione Sviluppo e Crescita CRT
Marco Sangiorgio, General Manager, CDP Investimenti Sgr
Andrea Silvestri, General Manager, Fondazione CR Cuneo
Sergio Urbani, General Manager, Fondazione Cariplo
11,00 – Break
From the dissemination of impact investing to new social housing models
The objective of this panel is to analyze and explore if and how the growing interest in the impact investing market, in Italy and worldwide, can lead or is already leading to new social housing models, both in terms of financial instruments and of innovation of housing solutions. It is also interesting to assess whether social housing and large-scale urban regeneration activities, due to their characteristics of “fertility” and “sociality”, can constitute the ideal terrain for experimenting with new “impact” work models, becoming a place of incubation of new ideas and solutions and that cut across all involved reference sectors (e.g., services to people, environment, energy, mobility, etc.).
Participants:
Lorenzo Allevi, CEO, Oltre Venture
Roberto Reale, InvestiRE SGR
Giovanni Di Corato, Chief Executive Officer, Amundi RE Italia SGR
Oronzo Perrini, General Manager, Ream SGR
Gianni Savio, CEO, Planet Smart City
Financial returns and impact measurement: challenges and critical issues
Alongside more manageable technical-economic elements (such as, financial performance, the number of jobs generated by individual initiatives, etc.), there is a wide range of procedural and qualitative-quantitative variables, whose economic and social impact is less obvious. Their evaluation is of undisputed interest in the assembly of advanced social finance operations, as in the case of social bonds, which rely exclusively on a pay-for-success logic through equity investments and which, therefore, require a preliminary analysis of possible risk factors or opportunities. The objective of this theme is to share appropriate metrics and strengthen the ability to optimize the allocation of resources, calibrating the desired social and non-desired impacts, on the basis of expected social and financial returns.
Participants:
Maurizio Bocconcino, Polytechnic University of Turin, Fondazione Sviluppo e Crescita CRT
Flavia Coda Moscarola, Senior Researcher, Compagnia di San Paolo
Mario Calderini, Tenured Professor, Polytechnic University of Milan – Tiresia
James Hay, Investment Associates, Main Street Partners
Marco Gerevini, Board Member, Fondazione Social Venture Giordano Dell’Amore
Lunch break – Buffet
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