Category: past events

Which are the happiest countries in the world? What is the consensus view about measuring national happiness, and what kinds of behaviour does it require of individuals and institutions? How have trust and benevolence saved lives and supported happiness over the past three years of COVID-19 and other crises? How does altruistic behaviour by individuals […]

Read More… from Launch of the 2023 World Happiness Report

This two-day workshop focused on the multiple challenges agriculture is facing: producing more, consuming less and improving the food nutritional characteristics. Solutions to such challenges must be sustainable and supported by scientific and technological progress. International experts from various disciplines discussed the challenges of sustainability in the food sector in three main areas: science, health, and […]

Read More… from Science and sustainable food. How scientific instruments can help food and biodiversity issues for the planet and its inhabitant health.

Our Scientific Director, Paolo Vineis, led a panel of experts to discuss the need to consider climate justice within and alongside climate science. Hear from Imperial experts on the just transition, loss and damage, inclusive public policy and youth voices alongside an external climate justice campaigner, all to discuss the narrative of inclusion in climate […]

Read More… from Climate justice: fairness for a greener future

Addressing the threat of climate change requires an “unprecedented level of global collaboration” among state and non-state actors. All businesses have a responsibility, as well as an opportunity, when it comes to protecting nature and the planet’s climate. This is what the Regenerative Foundation stands for.  RSF described how the Foundation and its members strive to live up to their […]

Read More… from RSF at COP27

This year the foundation participated in Ecomondo, with its own stand and 2 special events, a special occasion to learn more about us and how to become a member. 📍Rimini Fiera, South Hall, Stand 29 📅 8 November, 2:30-3:30 PM, Innovation Arena Regenerative Society Foundation: le aziende progettano la rigenerazione: a dynamic event to tell […]

Read More… from RSF at Ecomondo

The Transition Days is a two-day event promoted by Fondazione Feltrinelli to lay the foundation of a fairer and more responsible economy, in the light of our society’s transitions. This year’s aim is to define a new business model, prioritising not only people, but also communities and territories; a model which sees technology and innovation […]

Read More… from Transition Days 22

Which progresses have been made for the ecological transition in Italy? After the momentum given by the Green New Deal, how far behind are we in achieving the 2030 and 2050 goals? What kind of reforms are needed to address the latest geopolitical developments, the search of new energy sources, and the consequences of climate […]

Read More… from Unconvention

Coopera 2022 will serve as a meeting and dialogue platform for all stakeholders in the Italian cooperation system. It will be an opportunity to bring together a representation of those who work every day in Italy and around the world to help people in need, build sustainable development projects, strengthen local communities, promote women’s and […]

Read More… from Coopera 2022 – 2nd National Conference on Development Cooperation

This panel will focus on the best practices to stimulate interactions amongst public institutions and the private sector. It will discuss strategies to impact policy making and promote regenerative agricultural practices, acting along the entire value chain. The speakers will discuss and present innovative solutions, pilot projects and programmes, emerging knowledge gaps and opportunities to […]

Read More… from Interconnected regenerative practices for world development: the role of innovation and public-private partnerships

50 years ago the Club of Rome sounded the alarm.   The Limits to Growth – a report to The Club of Rome – was published on 2 March 1972. This report was the first to model our planet’s interconnected systems and make clear that if growth trends in population, industrialisation, resource use and pollution continued […]

Read More… from Enlightened Leadership: Navigating The Human Predicament In The 21st century