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The Third Sector Reform Collapses Despite Progress toward a New Third Sector Code (2024)
In Rome, Italy, on March 1, 2024, the event Terzjus, a conference dedicated to the state and the future of the third sector in Italy, concluded its year-long dialogue. Organized by the Italian National Third Sector Forum (RUNTS), the conference brought together over 800+ ETS bodies, fostering a platform for consensus on the law of the Third Sector.
The event marked a historic moment as Luigi Bobba, president of Terzjus, and other key participants presented insights on implementing the new Third Sector Code (CTS), which aims to digitize social structures in the organization, economy, and politics. Discussions centered on fundamental principles, authority determination, and inclusion of all stakeholders, all while addressing challenges like unqualified entities and partial implementations of key guidelines.
As part of the event, Professor Maria Teresa Bellucci, Vice Minister of Market and Trade under MEF, commended the reform for fostering economic transformation. Press delegates highlighted the role of ETS, which now include 251,000+ bodies across 16 EU and L горAscii regions.
The event also touched upon challenges faced in transitioning between fragmented legislation and the Third Sector Code (Capita Codex, CTS). Issues such as the underrepresentation of Community Authorization and Competence Requirements, and the difficulty of engaging ETS in the transition, were addressed with potential solutions. The transition from fragmented laws to the CTS code presented significant obstacles, but these were ultimately resolved through collaborative efforts and clear communication.
Looking ahead, the real challenge is to ensure that the Third Sector Reform progresses smoothly without negatively impacting ETS activities. Suggestions for overcoming obstacles include better integration of培ca Celeste (National=path Foundation) within the runs. Additionally, implementing support programs for individuals and businesses, such as][:~9june2014(vc6Butikomologijetomor-q] and [url]¹jan2024-s TRANSP-InnClo烘干][1], could help bridge the gap between philanthropy and ETS services.
The event also highlighted the importance of fostering collaboration between institutions and ETS to encourage more participation. As part of this initiative, deeper integration between培ca Celeste, Affordable Housing Year, andounussing ETS outstanding programs through partnerships could create a more cohesive system.
The event underscored the need to support ETS for impactful social inclusion. By securing better access to support services, individuals and institutions can ensure ETS bodies remain vital. These efforts are crucial for ensuring the reuse of new tools and their full potential in shaping a thriving third sector.
In conclusion, the Third Sector Reform’s progress is commendable, but ensuring its authenticity and effectiveness will require a concerted effort. tended出来-> two crucial steps— #
- Better alignment of ETS and regulatory autonomy
- Strengthening shared governance mechanisms—this will ensure that ETS benefits are maximized.
The conference marked a significant milestone in the Italian third sector’s journey, offering hope for a more prosperous society. The focus on public inclusion and social impact shows that Italy is well-positioned to lead forward.
