The 10 winning sustainable projects of the Sodalitas Challange
The first edition of the Sodalitas Challange concluded, awarded the best ten projects of young entrepreneurs.
Barnraiser, crowdfunding dedicated to sustainable food
A crowdfunding platform dedicated to local, organic and sustainable agriculture for a healthier and cleaner world has emerged in the United States.
Puglia, how Bari revolutionized bike sharing
The South an engine of innovation thanks to Bari: Geteasybike bike sharing is next-generation and social, an experiment that could change the use of bike sharing.
Tooteko, accessible art. To the blind
A start-up is born that will get churches and museums talking. Audio content will be activated with the touch of the hands. A revolution for the blind.
Companies like Uber change the way products arrive in our homes
Following Uber’s business model, some companies are making their way into the market and changing the way goods are transported.
A seawater greenhouse to grow vegetables in a drier world
London-based startup Seawater Greenhouse has developed a special greenhouse to address food insecurity and climate change.
Three inventions that improve the relationship with our car
From the device to prevent aquaplanning to the (eco-friendly) car wash service to DIY alcohol testing: patents, apps, and devices that make us drive safer.
Garden Sharing, the new frontier of sustainable tourism
The Garden Sharing portal allows people to rent and camp in private outdoor spaces, offering an alternative to traditional camping.
Sherlock, dream crowdfunding for made-in-Italy bike anti-theft device
Sherlock opens crowdfunding to raise 80 thousand euros. Goal: launch the hi-tech, made-in-Italy bike anti-theft device in London and across Europe.
Francesco Ardito. Against waste, I’ll let you know when the store below has fresh food on offer
Imagine, in the afternoon, you receive a notice on your cell phone that there is fresh food put on sale in the store below your home on offer. Done? Done: it’s called Last Minute Under Home. And we all gain, in savings and satisfaction. Ethics, too.
