The engineering works system MOSE, thanks to its ability to protect Venice from rising seas, has acted as an enabling factor for the development of the metropolitan area, allowing it...
"The paradigm of Venice: valuable lessons for sea level rise adaptation and disaster risk reduction" is the title of the side event organized by the Venice Sustainability Foundation (VSF) at...
The transition to a climate-neutral economy requires systemic action in the energy and mobility sectors. In this context, clean hydrogen (H2) is a decisive factor in the decarbonization of heavy...
"Venice as a dual model for climate adaptation - Infrastructure meets nature-based learning" is the title of the side event organised by Venice Sustainability Foundation at the Italian Pavilion "Made...
Rising sea levels are a global phenomenon that endangers not only the environment and the economy, but also the very identity of coastal communities. Coastal areas are among the most...
The importance of tourism stems from its sheer scale: international tourism alone moves 1.5 billion people annually, generating over 2 trillion dollars and contributing to the employment of one in...
As part of the Venice Climate Week 2026 – Planet Aqua, Planet Peace, of which Venice Sustainability Foundation is a partner, VSF promotes and organizes the workshop “Business under pressure:...
Discussion Panel VSF "Between Two Pressures – Climate Risk and People Flows in Tourist Cities" 9th September | 6:25 pm 35°Economic Forum | Karpacz (Poland) ABSTRACT Tourism destinations are increasingly...