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EUROPEAN COOPERATION

Together,
let’s defend rights.Let’s build Europe.

A Europe of entrepreneurs,
rights and fresh starts.

Bringing skills together, connecting people and organisations, and developing resources for greater continuity of support.

FRANCE · ITALYA starting point. A European ambition.

THE PURPOSE OF OUR ACTION

Connecting experiences.
Advancing solutions.

Federacta is a collective bringing together people and organisations to develop the Protocole Vitale®, its resources and its projects.

Our ambition: to make support more accessible to people facing difficulties, by bringing together partners, skills and funding.

01

Understand
the project

The approach, the objectives and the journey that led to Federacta.

The project
02

Make
a contribution

Sharing experiences, skills and resources.

How to participate
03

Support
development

Discussing the project’s needs and opportunities to support it.

Support and fund
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TWO COUNTRIES TO BEGIN WITH

Starting on the ground.
Opening up possibilities.

Federacta proposes to start with cooperation between France and Italy to develop and test the resources needed for greater continuity of support and effective access to rights.

This cooperation will make it possible to compare experiences, adapt resources to national frameworks and measure their usefulness.

Its gradual opening to other countries will aim to enrich this work and assess its transferability. The European ambition will thus translate into verifiable improvements in local communities.

Explore the approach

BUILDING CONTINUITY

Connections that open up
new possibilities.

People, associations, businesses and institutions: let’s bring our skills together to build solutions.

Take part in the project
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LET’S GET ACQUAINTED

An idea, a skill,
a desire to contribute?

Let’s talk

Would you like to introduce Federacta? Visit the press area