Social Housing

Room A, Giovanni Astengo 18 November 2020 10:00/13:00

Maurizio Bocconcino, Anna Rabbia, Bianca Anna Viarizzo, Eleanor Sanders, Ben Bolgar, Emma Ackerman, John Hannen

Sviluppo e Crescita CRT Foundation

Bianca Anna Viarizzo, Maurizio Bocconcino, Anna Rabbia, Sviluppo e Crescita CRT Foundation

Since the Victorian era, The United Kingdom, has distinguished itself for its social approach to the issues of living and the use of spaces dedicated to work and private time, in a continuous evolution, passing through the subsequent phases of industrial development.
The models and changes faced by British society are certainly a source of inspiration because they bring together our realities, particularly in the relations between the historic city and the city beyond the walls and between city and countryside. The United Kingdom has a very varied population distribution, similar to the Italian one: densely populated metropolises, not only London, and rural areas.  suspended between population decline and activation of enhancement processes. As in our country, the local community is the core of life in rural areas. And it’s the same for the UK, a country that gathers around volunteers and pub, which we call bars or cafes. Beyond stereotypes, therefore, analyzing the process of urban and social regeneration in the United Kingdom can be very useful, especially being able to have as guides philanthropic and non-profit realities that develop projects on the national and international territory at the highest level, with actions of communities inclusion, heritage protection, access to sustainable housing and the right to education, always guided by highly advanced methods of monitoring and evaluation.


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PROGRAMME

Introduces and coordinates:
Bianca Viarizzo, Project Coordinator, Sviluppo e Crescita CRT Foundation

Institutional greetings:
Eleanor Sanders, Deputy Head of Mission British Embassy in Italy
Stefano Stanghellini, URBIT President

Participants:
Ben Bolgar, Senior Design Director, The Prince’s Foundation
Emma Ackerman, Deputy Director, National Lottery Community Fund
John Hannen, Programme Manager, Ambition for Ageing, Manchester
 
The Foundations of Banking Origin in Italy: the reasons for an interaction with European and Anglo-Saxon philanthropy
Giorgio Righetti, General Manager ACRI

Discussion

Contributions

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The conference program brings together presentations, meetings, round tables, and in-depth sessions held during the event and beyond, offering a rich schedule of content, perspectives, and discussions on the many key themes of urban transformation.