Program 2026

The Environment as a Fundamental Asset and Public Responsibility

The environment is not merely an ecological issue: it is a fundamental right and, at the same time, a public responsibility that cuts across politics, economies and models of development. The conference, organised by Eutopica — a publishing project created to imagine and narrate possible futures — together with Costituente Terra, offers a space for reflection that combines vision with practicality. At its heart lies the need to rethink the relationship between people, territories and economies, moving beyond a sectoral understanding of sustainability.

Starting from future scenarios — more liveable cities, alternative economic models, new forms of living and working — the discussion engages with the choices required in the present. Sustainability is thus interpreted as a systemic principle, requiring public policies capable of integrating environmental, social and economic dimensions.

Alongside this reflection, there is room for concrete experiences: urban projects, production chains and cultural initiatives that demonstrate how sustainability can translate into replicable practices and real change.
The conference thus takes the form of a laboratory of thought and action, in which the right to the environment becomes a key to reinterpreting the role of institutions and steering public choices towards fairer, more conscious and sustainable models.Inizio modulo

SPEAKERS

Vittoria Ferdinandi
Mayor of Perugia

Emanuele Bobbio
Director of the Ali Research Center

Edoardo Zanchini
Director of the Climate Office, Roma Capitale

Silvano Falocco
Director Fondazione Ecosistemi

MODERATOR

Jessica Saccone
Journalist, Italian Women Journalists Association