Fondazione Santagata manages the training program within the “Territori in Luce” funding call, promoted by Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo for the cultural and creative enhancement of the territories of Piedmont, Liguria, and Aosta Valley.

THE FUNDING CALL

The call, published by Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo as part of the “Creating Attractiveness” Mission of the “Culture Goal”, builds upon the framework initiated with the previous call “In Luce: Enhancing and storytelling the cultural identities of territories”. It aims to achieve the following objectives:
  1. Enhance the widespread artistic and cultural heritage of Piedmont, Liguria, and Aosta Valley from a tourism perspective, creating opportunities for cultural, social, and economic growth for the territories;
  2. Foster and increase the value of territorial and thematic networks;
  3. Promote the sustainable development of territories and, in particular, sustainable tourism that encourages knowledge of local cultures while respecting the environment and community life systems.
In order to guide project proposals and refine applications, Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo commissioned Fondazione Santagata to deliver a series of training sessions. These sessions will help applicants develop their projects by focusing on the specific contents and requirements outlined in the Call.

THE TRAINING PROGRAM

The capacity building path aims to provide tools and transfer the necessary skills to the participants of the Call. This is achieved through the presentation and discussion of best practices related to project management, network development and management, and project sustainability and accessibility.
The program includes three webinars:
  • “Project Management”, featuring the presentation of the Variabile K case study – [watch the full video here]
  • “Network Development and Management”, featuring the presentation of the Destination Napoleon Itinerary case study – [watch the full video here]
  • “Sustainability and Accessibility”, featuring the presentation of the Impact Cooperative
A comprehensive report of the materials presented during the webinars is available in the document: “Cultural Planning: Projects and Contents”.