SUSTAINABILITY
With the adoption by the United Nations of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, governments, institutions, organizations and individuals, belonging to any country or sector of activity, are invited to change their development models, paying attention to sustainability in their daily decisions.
Description: the 17 Sustainable Development Goals contained within the 2030 Agenda.
The concept of sustainability today represents one of the key concepts and the new challenge to face in order to achieve excellence. Specifically, sustainability takes the concrete form of environmental sustainability, aimed therefore at reducing the impact on the reference context, economic sustainability, aimed at prospering in an ever more dynamic way, and finally social sustainability, characterized by the intent to create bonds between organizations in the same territory.
Source: https://asvis.it/l-agenda-2030-dell-onu-per-lo-sviluppo-sostenibile/
The sustainable objectives are completely in line with the efforts put in place and the strategies activated by the educational institutions with a view to the Third Mission, therefore characterized by a significant commitment to social, civic and environmental issues.
Through the role of co-creation, the Department is seeking to make sustainable development a reality by working with society and driving transformations in the city and in local or regional community.
On the subject of pursuing sustainability, the following projects are worth mentioning: Sustainable Innovation Lab, coordinator prof. Angela Cossi and Jean Monnet Chair "Business Law in the European Union and Sustainable Economy", Chair holder prof. Alessio Bartolacelli.
Activities carried out by our researchers:
2021
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Department of Law Degree courses in Legal Services Sciences and Legal Sciences for Innovation
Guido Canavesi (UniMC), Arianna Alpini (UniMC), Alessio Bartolacelli (UniMC),Chiara Bergonzini (UniMC), Chiara Feliziani (UniMC), Francesca Spigarelli (UniMC), Benedetta Giovanola (UniMC). ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, FULL EMPLOYMENT, DECENT WORK: WHAT IS SUSTAINABILITY? Event in person - room 1 Piaggia dell'Università 2 and connection through the Microsoft Teams platform Opening seminar of the Integrated Didactics Course a.y. 2021/2022 Sustainability and Development: the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth |
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Interdepartmental Research Center on the Adriatic and the Mediterranean - CiRAM
Online streaming Francesca Bartolacci (UniMC), Michela Soverchia (UniMC), Roberto Perna (UniMC), Giuseppe Capriotti (UniMC), Giuseppe Merlini (Archivio Storico Comunale di San Benedetto del Tronto), Francesca Vitelli (Museo del Mare di San Benedetto del Tronto), Maria Paola Scialdone (UniMC), Roberto Lambertini (UniMC), Paolo Coppari (UniMC), Guido Canavesi (UniMC) ENHANCEMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AND DURABLE, INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERRITORIES Free participation webinar. Connection via Blackboard Collaborate. The seminar will analyze the enhancement of the cultural heritage of a territory in terms of sustainability, favoring a reflection on the best use of resources, and on the assessment of increasing environmental, anthropogenic and other risk factors. In particular, the event will examine the issue in light of some of the objectives of the 2030 Agenda: Goal 8: Encourage lasting, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all; Goal 11: Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, long-lasting and sustainable. |
2020
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Department of Law Jean Monnet Chair “Business Law in the European Union and Sustainable Economy – BLEUSE” Prof. Alessio Bartolacelli
Alessio Bartolacelli (UniMC), Francesca Spigarelli (UniMC), Pamela Lattanzi (UniMC), Laura Vagni (UniMC), Chiara Feliziani (UniMC), Ninfa Contigiani (UniMC), Chiara Bergonzini (UniMC), Benedetta Giovanola (UniMC) VIRTUAL APERITIF ON SUSTAINABILITY Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to alessio.bartolacelli@unimc.it Presentation of the first Jean Monnet Chair obtained by the University of Macerata, focused on the themes of sustainable development from different profiles and points of view. The chair holder and the teachers from Macerata participating in the teaching staff will present the activities scheduled within the project and those already planned during the academic year 2020/21. |
Konstantinos Sergakis (University of Glasgow, UK), discussant Alessio Bartolacelli (UniMC) SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES IN EUROPEAN CAPITAL MARKET Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to alessio.bartolacelli@unimc.it The seminar is accredited with 1 CFU for students of the degree course in Law. The seminar is accredited with 2 CFU for PhD students of the PhD courses in Legal Sciences and Law and Innovation. |
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Department of Law University Center for Adriatic-Ionian Maritime Studies and Trans-European Transport - CUSMAT Port System Authority of the Central Adriatic Sea
Stefano Pollastrelli (UniMC), Andrea Caligiuri (UniMC), Guido Vettorel (Autorità di Sistema Portuale del Mare Adriatico Centrale), Matteo Paroli (Autorità di Sistema Portuale del Mare Adriatico Centrale) MANAGEMENT OF DANGEROUS AND HARMFUL GOODS IN ITALIAN PORTS
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to andrea.caligiuri@unimc.it The seminar will analyze international and national legislation on the management of dangerous and noxious goods in ports, evaluating the risks that this activity entails for the sustainability of the port infrastructure, the surrounding urban environment and the coastal marine environment. |
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Department of Law Department of Education Sciences Doctoral School, Doctoral Course in Law and Innovation Sustainable Innovation Lab project, funded by the MUR pursuant to art. 11 DM 738/2019
THE CHALLENGE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE TERRITORY Scientific coordination Proff. Giovanni Di Cosimo - Angela Giuseppina Cossiri
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to chiara.bergonzini@unimc.it
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to pamela.lattanzi@unimc.it
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to alessio.cavicchi@unimc.it
Free participation webinar, to connect to the event you need to click on the link in the poster.
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to angela.cossiri@unimc.it
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to giacomo.menegus@unimc.it
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to mara.cerquetti@unimc.it The cycle of seminars is accredited with 3 CFU for the degree courses in Law, Social Services, Tourism. |
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Department of Law, Degree Course in Law European Documentation Center - CDE Doctoral School, Doctoral Course in Legal Sciences, International and European Union Law curriculum Doctoral School, Doctoral Course in Law and Innovation SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FORUM
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to giuseppe.rivetti@unimc.it In this context, fiscal policies can play a decisive role. The correct use of the fiscal lever can, in fact, guide virtuous behaviors in the perspective of sustainable development (which many still continue to consider an oxymoron).
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to laura.marchegiani@unimc.it
Free participation webinar upon request to register on the dedicated channel by sending an email to f1.marongiubuonaiuti@unimc.it The seminars of the 'Forum on Sustainable Development' are accredited with 1 CFU for students of the degree course in Law (LMG / 01) who will participate in all three events. |