{"id":12371,"date":"2021-11-12T17:42:49","date_gmt":"2021-11-12T16:42:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/serinnovation.it\/?p=12371"},"modified":"2021-11-25T09:16:47","modified_gmt":"2021-11-25T08:16:47","slug":"2021-10-22-european-silk-route-campania-carditello","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/serinnovation.it\/en\/2021-10-22-european-silk-route-campania-carditello\/","title":{"rendered":"European Silk Route: new opportunities with sericulture"},"content":{"rendered":"
Workshop organized by the Italian seat of the Council of Europe, in collaboration with the Foundation \u201cReal Sito di Carditello\u201d (Royal Estate of Carditello) and the Council of Agricultural Research and Economics (CREA)<\/h5>\n

Friday 22nd October 2021 \u2013 from 10.30 a.m
\nRoyal Estate of Carditello \u2013 San Tammaro (CE)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\u201cWe must start from our tradition to renew our agriculture\u201d: with these words, Nicola Caputo, Councillor of Agriculture of the Campania region, affirms his will of going ahead with opportunities and investments dedicated to sericulture, being inspired by the Veneto region and other Italian regions working with CREA (Padova)<\/strong> to restart and develop a sustainable silk chain 100% Made in Italy.<\/p>\n

Luisella Pavan Wolfe, Council of Europe, states: \u201cEven cultural initiatives are a priority\u201d; she is engaged with CREA (PAdova)\u00a0to promote a certified itinerary, which should be enclosed in \u201cslow\u201d and sustainable touristic route<\/strong>, with the aim of creating a network of Italian and European silk stakeholders.<\/p>\n

Is it possible, to relaunch a sustainable sericulture in Italy?<\/strong>
\nSilvia Cappellozza,\u00a0CREA (Padova)<\/strong><\/a> answered to this question, and highlighted all the potentialities and criticalities to be considered to move in the right direction all together. During her presentation, she shared several detailed pieces of information, which are scarcely known but very important, concerning the envinromental, social, economic impact of the silk chain<\/strong> (silkworm rearing, mulberry cultivation, artisanal or industrial silk processing), in Italy and abroad, starting from the past and coming to the current situation and the future perspectives. Among the described case-histories, the project Serinnovation<\/strong><\/a> rised much interest thanks to the innovative and concrete objectives of the ongoing activities, in addition to the training and dissemination actions.
\nEven the testimonies of the players from different Italian regions were much appreciated, because they proposed future collaborations with Campania and made concrete examples of positive impacts on the territories<\/strong>, thanks to already established or developing projects.<\/p>\n

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Abstract of the Program<\/p>\n