Projects

Ministero Affari Esteri Progetto di Grande Rilevanza Italia Serbia - Learning Economies

January 14, 2015

Learning Economies. Modelling Community-Led Local Development for the Sustainable Economic Trajectories of the Negotin And Zlatibor Regions (FDV Project Leader)

Partnership: Faculty of Architecture, University of Rome La Sapienza (IT); Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade (RS), Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade (RS), Faculty of Architecture, University of Alghero (IT), Faculty of Agriculture, University of Belgrade (RS)

2016 - 2019

PERL – Partnership for Education and Research about Responsible Living

November 23, 2012

PERL works to assist people around the world who are trying to change from being uncritical consumers to becoming more conscious and active citizens.

Based on six years of work by the Consumer Citizenship Network, PERL aims to advance education for responsible living by focusing on consumer citizenship, education for sustainable consumption, social innovation and sustainable lifestyles.

COST (European Cooperation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research) Action IS1007 - Investigating cultural sustainability

November 23, 2011

Culture can be regarded as a fundamental issue, even a precondition to be met on the path towards Sustainable Development that is necessary to get to grips with in Europe and whole world. However, the theoretical and conceptual understanding of culture within the general frames of sustainable development remains vague and consequently, the role of culture is poorly operationalised in the environmental and social policies. The ultimate goal of the COST Action "Investigating Cultural Sustainability" (2011-2015) was  to increase understanding of and determine the role of culture in sustainable

EBNT – National Observatory on Public Spending and Sustainable Tourism

January 14, 2008

Main task of the Observatory is the publication of an annual ranking of the Italian municipalities that is presenting the sustainable tourism performances in relation to the local public spending. This work takes advantage of a data warehouse and of a participatory model of policies assessment.