The EXIT project participated in the public event “Giovani, base sociale e mercato del lavoro”

Date: 1 Feb, 2024

On 27th January the Exit’ Unive Unit participated in the public event “Giovani, base sociale e mercato del lavoro” organised by the Fondazione Pellicani in the framework of the project “Ri-Pensare Venezia”.

The Unive Unit presented the first analysis of the data resulting from the focus group with stakeholders and policy-makers organised on the island of Murano about the (in)effectiveness of public policies implemented at local level to counteract territorial inequalities.

The analysis highlighted a condition of left-behindness perceived by the participants, as the policies implemented (both at national and local level) do not seem to be tailored to the specific needs of Murano.

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