00:00Culture as an instrument of participation and inclusion.
00:04Culture can provide a great contribution to the well-being of people and to the development of communities
00:10if it is able to identify and experiment new models of participation and cultural production.
00:16The idea is that culture can and should be used as an instrument of social inclusion and active participation
00:24and for this reason it will be investigated on how to connect the six themes of cultural impact.
00:29Services of proximity, civil economy, inclusive societies, local development and energy efficiency and circular economy.
00:39The proposal that I have launched is to give life to a cultural district of a new generation.
00:49Just as the industrial districts were the fortune of Italy in the post-war period, and everyone knows this,
00:57they were born by the initiative of the same artisan entrepreneurs.
01:02That is, to create a cultural district of a new generation, and now I will tell you what it means a new generation,
01:09it means not to reach out and say the State, give us the money, because the State answers you by saying
01:15finance Pompeii and this and that, I can't do it.
01:20We could also say that soon we will present a health model in culture.
01:25Exactly, and based on this I have also proposed to arrive at an assessment of the added cultural value.
01:33Professor Spano, how can a circular civil economy be an element of encouragement and dissemination of new models of participation and cultural production?
01:43The civil economy reminds us that territories, cultures, are unique opportunities to produce wealth.
01:52Wealth that is not only understood as monetary wealth, but also the satisfaction of well-being.
01:58So certainly all the territorial and cultural realities can make an essential contribution.
02:03So the civil economy has this paradigm that is essential.
02:07The evenings of the National Festival of the Civil Economy make art the protagonist in all its forms.
02:13The Civil Economy in Theater, Scoop Women Sapiens, by and with Giobbe Covatta,
02:19where the actor, irreverent and brilliant, returns to the scene to show us,
02:24through his sacred language, the superiority of women over men.
02:29It is not a problem of superiority or inferiority, it is a problem of point of view,
02:35in the sense that, in my opinion, women have points of view that are much less invasive, aggressive, destructive than men.
02:47So in the times of the matriarchy, things worked better, from a social, administrative, political point of view.
02:59I say it with absolute conviction.
03:06Space for music with its universal language.
03:10In a talk on art, the themes of participation and promotion of the civil economy through culture are addressed.
