On Ventotene, a day dedicated to territorial healthcare, human capital and community
The ANCI Lazio 2026 Training Camp continues in Ventotene, with local administrators from across the region engaged in an intensive programme of training and discussion on the challenges facing municipalities in the coming years.
The day of 4th June opened with an in-depth session dedicated to the reform of local health governance and the role of Social Health Districts as a strategic opportunity for local authorities. A central theme for the future of communities, addressed through the contributions of experts and institutional representatives who outlined scenarios, perspectives, and implications of the reform for municipal administrations.
Chaired by Manuel Magliocchetti, Secretary General of Federsanità ANCI Lazio, the discussion featured contributions from Fulvio Viel, Manager of the Integrated Social Services System Area of the Lazio Region, Maurizio Ottaviani, Director of AIPES – Consortium for Services to Individuals, and Fabrizio d’Alba, President of Federsanità ANCI and General Director of the Umberto I Polyclinic.
The second part of the day was instead dedicated to the development of human capital within local authorities, through an innovative workshop-based approach designed to strengthen the skills, vision, and leadership tools of administrators.
The participants were involved in two working groups. The first, “Possible Futures: scenarios, visions, and strategic planning for Municipalities,” led by Adriano Cozzolino, addressed the theme of building future scenarios and the capacity of administrations to anticipate change and design long-term strategies for their communities.
The second workshop, “Building Community: Trust, Collective Identity, and Territorial Cohesion,” led by Raffaele Alberto Ventura, delved into the role of relationships, participation, and a sense of belonging in the creation of more inclusive and cohesive communities.
Through moments of discussion, exercises and collaborative activities, the administrators had the opportunity to reflect on their role not just as managers of the ordinary, but as promoters of shared visions and territorial development processes.
An intense day that confirmed the value of the Training Camp as a space for growth, innovation and exchange of experiences among local administrators, strengthening the network of Lazio Municipalities and the ability to face future challenges together.
