Sustainability & CSR
What am I buying ? This is a question that consumers are increasingly asking. And companies (if they want to be successful) have to do their part to help them respond in the right way
Companies that appear to be working together to find solutions for the future of the planet consolidate their reputation and become less vulnerable. A conversation with Rossella Sobrero, the heart of the Milan Csr Show and new president of Ferpi, on the most innovative trends
61% of companies now promote it. One out of three companies is an SME. Partnerships with non-profit organizations are becoming increasingly popular. To prove it, two studies promoted by the Sodalitas Foundation. The next step? Social entrepreneurship
Before reaching the helm of the Ministry of the Environment, he was the face of the Carabinieri in the war against toxic waste in the Terra dei Fuochi (Land of Fires): unyielding, determined and clear. Here is his commitment to climate change, plastic-free, recycling and reuse for an ever greener future in Italy.
An anthology of key-words from the latest essay by Rossella Sobrero, an expert in social communication and contributor of the Salone of Csr of Milan: we're in the middle of an extraordinary evolution. This is why we need a new vocabulary.
Last year the percentage of donations was anchored at 0.12% in line with international averages (the United States in the lead). How do you explain this boom? The analysis of the second "Corporate Giving in Italy" report.
Everything is already in place for Italy to be a leader on the path to sustainable development. The most innovative companies already get it: circularity is good for business
Companies in Italy are offering increasing support for their employees to take part in civic engagement activities, working alongside organisations and associations
In 2017, 1.412 billion euros of investments were made in CSR projects in Italy, up 25% on the previous year. It is a paradigm that has already undergone a transformation, from produce and sell' to listen and respond'
Some months before rising to the status of PM and taking up residence in Rome's Palazzo Chigi, the Head of the Council of Ministers published an essay dedicated to corporate social responsibility. For those who wish to understand the path the Government will take in this regard, it is a must-read
