The series of training meetings promoted by ANCI Lazio on various strategic issues for local authorities concluded yesterday in Velletri, once again confirming the association's commitment to supporting administrators and officials in managing new administrative challenges.
The final meeting, hosted at the Town Hall, concluded a multi-day in-depth programme dedicated to the theme “Municipal Budgets and Local Finance in Light of Recent Regulatory Changes,” organised in collaboration with the Foundation Gazzetta Amministrativa della Repubblica Italiana.
A total of approximately 80 people attended the course in person and 151 connected remotely, confirming the strong interest and broad participation recorded throughout the training course.
The course, structured into four sessions between March and April, thoroughly covered key themes for the management of local authorities: from accounting harmonisation to municipal revenues and expenditures, from investments and PNRR funds to reporting, strategic control, and sustainability indicators.
A training course that is part of the broader ANCI Lazio programme aimed at strengthening administrative skills and capabilities, supporting innovation and improving the quality of services in the territories.
To seal the conclusion of the training cycle, at the end of today's meeting, Daniele Sinibaldi, president of ANCI Lazio, Luca Masi, secretary general of the association, Enrico Michetti, president of the G.A.R.I. Foundation, and the deputy mayor of Velletri, Chiara Ercoli, spoke to offer an institutional greeting.
The presence of institutions has underscored the strategic value of continuous training for local authorities, within a constantly evolving regulatory context that demands ongoing updates and increasingly specialised skills.
Through this initiative, ANCI Lazio confirms its role as a point of reference for the Municipalities of the territory, promoting moments of growth and discussion useful for strengthening administrative capacity and responding effectively to the needs of local communities.
