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Sustainability: Generali among the global top five companies in the insurance sector

Generali has been confirmed as one of the world’s most sustainable insurers in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index. This recognition is a result of its continuous commitment to integrating sustainability into the business.   For Generali, sustainability stems its purpose to “enable people to shape a safer future by caring for their lives and dreams”. You can read Generali’s official press release here. 

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Generali announces Venice’s Procuratie Vecchie restoration to finish by year-end

A look inside the new home

Take a look inside the Procuratie Vecchie with Emma Ursich, Executive Officer of The Human Safety Net, and learn more about the movement’s new home and mission.  

Model of the Procuratie Vecchie now on display

A model of the historic building in St Mark’s Square, the future home of The Human Safety Net, is on display in the Human Garden, located in the Royal Gardens, from Friday 12 November. It shows the restoration of the building by David Chipperfield Architects Milan, which has transformed its historical spaces, making them fit for the […]

The future purpose of Procuratie Vecchie

Simone Bemporad, board member of The Human Safety Net and Generali Communications and Public Affairs Director, guides us in a preview of the hall and the exhibit inside the Procuratie Vecchie in Venice, the future home of The Human Safety Net.

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Entrance level. Work in progress - day and night. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Ground floor. Renovation ongoing. Hard hats. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Ground floor. Construction of containment tanks to protect the ground floor from flood waters. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Work on the stairwell is underway. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Second floor. Laying out the Venetian pavement. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi./Contrasto
Sustainable and traditional materials like terrazzo and pastellone produced by regional artisans were used for the floors. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Laying the parquet flooring by special artisans. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi./Contrasto
Second floor. Restoration of historical frescoes on the ceilings begin. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Second floor. Historical ceilings have been restored. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Third floor. Renovation of the windows begin. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Third floor. Renovation of the windows progressing. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Third floor. Construction of the arches ongoing. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Third floor. Construction of the arches continues. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Third floor - The Hall. Work on the ceiling beams. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
Third floor - The Hall. Work in progress. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
The Procuratie Vecchie reflected in high water. Photo credit: Martino Lombezzi/Contrasto.
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Upcoming events

Model of the Procuratie Vecchie now on display

12/11/2021 – 12/01/2022

A model of the Procuratie Vecchie, home of The Human Safety Net, is on display in the Human Garden, located in the beautifully restored Royal Gardens, from Friday 12 November.

Opening hours:
 09:00 – 17:00 Tuesday – Sunday

Includ-Eu Regional Workshop

07/06/2022-08/06/2022

Event about regional and local expertise, exchange an engagement for social cohesion in Europe, focusing on integration policies and the role of local authorities.

Partnerships & co-creation

10/06/2022-11/06/2022

Event on understanding and leveraging the power of private companies, public institutions and welfare organisations.

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The book

Coming soon: a book to tell the story about Generali’s historical presence in Venice and latest projects renovating the Procuratie Vecchie and restoring Royal Gardens, opening the spaces to the public. Printed and digital versions.