The role of Italian cooperatives in the management and enhancement of cultural heritage. MAXXI - Rome 10/25/2016

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1 The role of Italian cooperatives in the management and enhancement of cultural heritage MAXXI - Rome 10/25/2016

2 Who we are Alleanza Cooperative Italiane represents 90% of Italian cooperatives A few figures cooperatives 12 milions members employees Its aggregate turnover totals 140 billion Sectors of activities Agriculture Banks Catering Constructions Culture and Tourism Distribution Fisheries Logistics and transportation Welfare and Social

3 Who we are Alleanza Cooperative Italiane Turismo e Beni Culturali Cooperatives in the culture and tourism sectors are worker cooperatives. architects, restorers, archaeologists, artists, anthropologists, art historians, tourist guides, hoteliers, accomodation manager, etc. Different professionals together in the same cooperative! Reggia di Carditello San Tammaro (Campania) Sirecoop Casa natale Enzo Ferrari, Modena (Emilia Romagna) Politecnica

4 Culture Heritage in Italy State museums 100 State archives, 8250 local archives, private archives under public supervision libreries 50 UNESCO sites (Source: MIBACT, Rapporto Federculture 2015) archeological, architectural sites, and museums listed by the Italian Culture Ministry (Source: Istat, BES 2015) In 2015 almost 90 billion euros of added values in culture and creative industries 1,5 million people work in this field 6,1% of all people employed in Italy 6,1% of GDP (Source: Rapporto Symbola 2016)

5 How do cooperatives fit in this?

6 What cooperatives do Archeological Excavation and Restoration Cataloguing and Digitalization Management of Heritage Sites Piano della conoscenza Pompei (Campania) Coop. Archeologia Istituto per la patologia del Libro Rome CO.PA.T Palazzo delle Esposizioni Rome CoopCulture

7 What cooperatives do Cultural Itinerary Technological Platforms Restoration Projects The paths of the Via Appia and the Via Latina in Lazio Sama Scavi Archeologici Art Planner CoopCulture San Pietroburgo (RU) Reggia di Caterina II Coop Archeologia

8 What cooperatives do Libraries and Archivies Museum Services (booking office, bookshop, guided tours) Museum Education Biblioteca dell Abbazia di Montecassino CO.PA.T Musei civici di Venezia CoopCulture Museo Immaginario Scientifico Trieste (Friuli Venezia Giulia) Coop. Immaginario Scientifico

9 What cooperatives do Events Innovative Projects Integrated Projects «Live restoring» Scuderie del Quirinale Rome COO.BE.C Santuario Vicoforte Vicoforte (Piedmont) Coop. Kalatà Projects that involve various cooperatives, often specialized in different sectors of activities

10 Intangible Heritage Cooperatives contribute to the preservation and promotion of local traditions Museo del Canto a tenore Bitti (Sardinia) Coop. Istelai Museo delle Maschere Mediterranee Mamoiada (Sardinia) Coop. Viseras Palio di Siena Siena (Tuscany) Consorzio Tutela Palio di Siena

11 Cooperatives and students Theatre Theatre Theatre Theater, Bergamo (Lombardy) Coop. Pandemonium Theatrical Production Center Lecce (Puglia) Cantieri Teatrali Koreja Theater for children and youth Bologna (Emilia Romagna) Testoni Ragazzi La Baracca

12 Cooperatives and students Workshops Interships Museo dell Orologio Bergallo Albenga (Liguria) Coop. Arcadia Pisa Coop. Kinzica

13 Connection between Culture and Tourism Culture Tourism In Italy 37,5% of tourism expenditure is activated by culture Source: Rapporto Symbola 2016

14 Culture and Tourism Responsible Tourism Responsible Tourism Natural Tourism Ballarò neighborhood Palermo (Sicily) Coop. Terradamare Environmental Services and Tourism Studies Cervia (Ravenna) Emilia Romagna Coop. Atlantide UP Festival! Alta Murgia National Park (Apulia) Coop. Ulixes

15 Culture and Tourism Sports and Nature Food and wine itineraries Art and nature Ciclying lagoon Venice Coop. Limosa «Teatro del Gusto» Vignola (Emilia Romagna) Coop. Etcetera Arte Pollino Award (Basilicata) ArtePollino

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