APRIFOCUS Sustainable Fashion and Circular Supply Chains
Museum of Palazzo Mocenigo, Venice
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0423 1916503
Sustainability is one of the priorities, along with digitization, for socioeconomic development toward Veneto 2030.
The improvement and development of skills and education and training systems are necessary to have new professionals capable of meeting the new challenges posed by the transition to a smarter, greener Europe.
The supply chains of the Textile, Clothing and Fashion are moving in this direction, equipping themselves with the knowledge and of the capacity needed to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the new technologies and at the same time enhancing the know-how of traditional craftsmanship, giving new life to ancient processes that are in danger of being lost and are, instead, precious baggage of Made in Italy and in Veneto.
The “made in” effect and the opportunities of digital are thus among the most important drivers for giving new impetus to local production and credibly promoting innovative business models with reduced environmental impact.
In this meeting we will ask how to promote pathways to adapt, improve and retrain skills that can better meet the demands of the labor market and create new opportunities for all.
Program
WORK OPENING
Welcome greetings
- Roberto Ciambetti, President of the Veneto Regional Council
- Mariacristina Gribaudi, President Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia
- Roberto Marcato, Councillor for Economic Development, Energy, Veneto Region
Veneto Region’s tools for adaptability of businesses and workers
- Santo Romano, Director Area Economic Policies, Human Capital and Community Programming, Veneto Region
New Scenarios of Sustainability, Circular Economy and Innovation in the Textile and Fashion Industry
- Aurora Magni, president of Blumine srl, professor Sustainability of Production Systems, School of Engineering, LIUC University C. Cattaneo
New Skills for a Changing Workplace
- Carlo Chiattelli, Associate Partner, People Advisory Services, EY
PANEL DISCUSSION AND DISCUSSION
Focus: digitization of production processes marketing and use of big data sustainability and ethical fashion ancient crafts and skills
SCENARIOS AND PROSPECTS
- Elena Donazzan, Councillor for Education, Training, Labour and Equal Opportunities, Veneto Region
Moderator
- Marco Battistella, Head of Innovation, Infinite Area
NETWORKING APERITIF
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