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Fondazione di Sardegna, erogazioni a 42,5 milioni nel 2029 e patrimonio in crescita a 1,14 miliardi

Patrimonio in crescita che arriva a 1,144 miliardi di euro nel 2028 e incremento delle risorse programmate per le attività istituzionali. E inoltre crescita anche per le erogazioni ordinarie che,...

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Fondazione di Sardegna, erogazioni a 42,5 milioni nel 2029 e patrimonio in crescita a 1,14 miliardi

Fondazione di Sardegna reports a growing net worth of 1.144 billion euros by 2028 and an increase in resources allocated for institutional activities. The annual and multi-year program for 2027-2029, approved by the Foundation's Direction Committee, outlines these achievements. The bank foundation, with holdings ranging from Bper to Cdp, saw its net worth increase from 1.065 billion euros in 2026 to 1.144 billion by 2028.

Total resources for institutional activities amount to over 147 million euros over the triennium, with 5 million euros dedicated to a new multi-year line for local development. This addition joins the existing lines for education, innovation, culture, and social programs, totaling 25 million euros for these initiatives. Local development has become a top priority, focusing on inland areas and smaller centers where depopulation often leads to reduced services and economic opportunities. Sport is also receiving autonomous support alongside public health.

For the 2028-2029 biennium, a sixth multi-year line for health and sports is planned. The Foundation's president, Giacomo Spissu, expressed optimism about future years and emphasized that their efforts in managing the net worth have increased available resources for the territory while strengthening long-term reserves. The Foundation is also prioritizing listening to the territories and learning from implemented experiences.

This approach led to a more organic way of addressing problems with interventions that have the necessary time to produce results. The Foundation plans to continue supporting its most established activities in culture, historical and artistic heritage preservation, scientific research, and innovation, education, volunteering, and healthcare.

These efforts will continue through competitive calls, collaborations with institutions and the Third Sector, and projects developed directly by the Foundation.

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