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DeLab: solutions about inclusive business Reverse ”Italian design from waste materials” Reverse is a social enterprise who saw the light in 2012. Its mission is to promote an alternative way of thinking the relationship between people and the environment, life quality and environmental sensitivity. Reverse promotes environmental sustainability through cultural events and workshops aiming at giving value to already used materials. They claim that the same object or material may have different meanings depending on the perspective from which it is looked. With this in mind, Reverse works with disposed materials, often defined as “useless” and, therefore, headed to the dump. Doing installations, exhibitions and workshops, Reverse contributes to re-discovering manual skills and creativity associated to the goal of giving a second life to discarded materials collected from local firms. Tables, shelves, lamps and armchairs are just some of the creations stemming from a process of recycling and reshaping of old materials into new items. Crucial was the engagement of the Public Sector and Civil Society: Verona’s and other municipalities, Public Schools and the local Slow Food section were just some of the local actors engaged as Reverse’s project partners. Positive social impacts stem from cultural and educational activities on local territories, working with schools, young carpenters, designers as well as hosting detainees willing to be trained before getting a new job. Sharing a circular production model starting from discarded materials, engaging local partners and disseminating a more sustainable and integrated local economy are the distinctive features of Reverse activities. 80
Inclusive Business Made in Italy Photo: Two creations designed and produced by Reverse. Sources: Reverse website. 81
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