The Regional Forum for Sustainable Development helps forests with WOWnature
The Regional Forum for Sustainable Development: this is the event that the Lombardy Region dedicates each year to dialogue with the territory on the transition to a sustainable way of life.
In 2025, the program includes a series of regional events dedicated to crucial issues such as decarbonization, climate resilience, agriculture, forest management, and smart cities. Etifor will participate as a speaker at several events, bringing scientific approaches and concrete solutions to support businesses and public administrations.
The stages in which Etifor will participate:
- September 12 – Bergamo, Chamber of Commerce
Lombardy businesses towards decarbonization – Lorenzo Resentera (Etifor) - September 19 – Lodi, Provincial Government Building
Agriculture in mitigation and adaptation processes – Fabrizio Malaggi (Etifor) - September 26 – Lecco, Chamber of Commerce
Management of territorial resources: wooded areas, the wood supply chain, and the future of tourism – Lorenzo Resentera (Etifor) - October 30 – Milan, Palazzo Lombardia
Smart cities and quality of life: the challenge of decarbonization and sustainable mobility in urban areas – Alex Pra (Etifor)
Further information about the event and how to register for the various stages can be found on the following page: https://eventi.regione.lombardia.it/it/6-forum-regionale-per-lo-sviluppo-sostenibile-2025
Etifor calculated the carbon footprint of the Regional Forum for Sustainable Development, measuring its emissions. The Lombardy Region supports WOWnature’s environmental protection and regeneration projects in the Lombardy area.
For the 2025 edition, the Lombardy Region will support the planting of 380 new trees in the Oglio Sud Park. In Parco Oglio Sud, the new plants will strengthen the riparian forests along the river, helping to rebuild ecological continuity in a fragmented agricultural landscape. The aim here is to improve the quality of river habitats, providing shelter for protected species and promoting the development of more resilient ecosystems.