Partners | Turin School of Regulation

The Turin School of Regulation is an initiative of :

		Fondazione per l'Ambiete Teobaldo Fenoglio ONLUS Fondazione per l'Ambiente, founded in Torino by 24 public and private partners operating in Piedmont (north-west Italy), is a non-profit body that promotes research, communication and experts' training in the sector of environmental policies at local level. Fondazione per l'Ambiente's projects are developed according to the following principles: environmental and social sustainable development, clear management processes in the environmental sector, voluntary, integrated, preventive and market approach to environmental policies, regulation of both environmental services and public utility services.

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		Compagnia di San Paolo The Compagnia di San Paolo pursues socially useful objectives in order to promote cultural, civil and economic development with the income from its assets. Article three of the Articles of Association states that the Compania operates in the sectors allowed under Legislative Decree 17th May 1999 no. 153, from which relevant areas are chosen every three years. In any case, the Compania only makes this choice within the broad areas in which its institutional activity is organized, such as research and education, the arts, cultural heritage and activities, health, and social policy.
		Fondazione CRT Fondazione CRT is a private, non-profit organisation with full statutory and management autonomy. Its projects and resources target various sectors: from the preservation and promotion of the artistic heritage and cultural activities to scientific research; from education and training to health care and assistance for vulnerable social groups; from civil protection and environmental safeguards to innovation in local institutions and support of economic development.

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		Florence School of Regulation - Water & waste area The FSR was founded in 2004 by three European regulators in the energy sector. The FSR provides a European forum where policy and business decision-makers, regulators, regulated companies and academics from different countries can meet, allowing cross-country interaction, as well as the sharing of national experiences and best practises. Along with its Energy & Climate, Transport, and Communications & Media areas, the FSR launched the Water area in January 2014 to focus on issues related to the regulation of the water sector. In July 2020, the Water area was renamed Water & Waste area to include issues related to the regulation of the municipal waste sector.
		Fondazione Santagata for the Economics of Culture The “Fondazione Santagata for the Economics of Culture” was founded on April 13 2018, on initiative of the Silvia Santagata Research Centre (CSS-EBLA). The Foundation gathers all the know-how and experiences of CSS-EBLA and of the studies activities carried out by Walter Santagata, pioneering scholar of Culture Economics. The Foundation’s main working areas are two: a first one linked to the models for the management of cultural heritage, with a specific reference to the economic dimension of development and to UNESCO related programs, and a second one linked to the production of culture and cultural innovation. Furthermore, the Foundation’s mission is to enable cooperative networking among culture and other sectors operators, to support the internationalization of Piedmontese and Italian economic and cultural operators, in order to generate positive socio-economic impacts.
		Socialfare® \| Center for Social Innovation SocialFare® \| Centre for Social Innovation , is a social enterprise based in Torino. The mission is to catalyse, generate and innovate solutions for the Common Good, including research, product/service design and entrepreneurial models to promote and support change and generate economic value from social value. SocialFare® develops ideas and plans concerning societal challenges, integrating the experience of the residents, community knowledge, expert technology and social action, in order to bring experimentation of smart solutions to the territory; ready to identify new needs and develop community services, social entrepreneurship, sustainability and networks. The Centre for Social Innovation brings together a wide range of expertise and national and international partners to support an open innovation approach capable of accelerating knowledge and entrepreneurship. People and the community are at the centre of attention, of the creation and development of innovative solutions to generate ecosystems of social sustainability.
		TOP-IX Consortium TOP-IX (TOrino Piemonte Internet eXchange) is a non-profit consortium founded in 2002 with the aim of creating and managing an Internet Exchange (IX) for the exchange of Internet traffic in North-West Italy.Resistance Furthermore, TOP-IX promotes and supports, through the Development Program (DP), technological and business innovation projects based on the broadband Internet. The two actions act synergistically to promote the growth of the territory.