What we are and do
The ingegni.org think tank is an autonomous and independent organization of analysis and engagement that generates research, analysis and solutions oriented to the realization of impact-related social actions that respond to the emerging challenges to come for the human population.
In a global marketplace of ideas, the think tank transparently develops national, regional and global partnerships, creates new and innovative platforms to deliver its products and services to an ever-expanding audience of citizens, policy makers and businesses worldwide .
Our think tank is made up of members, affiliated or independent institutions structured as permanent bodies, not ad hoc commissions.
Our think tank acts as a bridge between the academic and decision-making communities and between states and civil society, serving in the public interest as an independent voice translating basic and applied research into a language understandable, reliable and accessible to decision-makers politicians and the public.
In a global marketplace of ideas, the think tank transparently develops national, regional and global partnerships, creates new and innovative platforms to deliver its products and services to an ever-expanding audience of citizens, policy makers and businesses worldwide .
Our think tank is made up of members, affiliated or independent institutions structured as permanent bodies, not ad hoc commissions.
Our think tank acts as a bridge between the academic and decision-making communities and between states and civil society, serving in the public interest as an independent voice translating basic and applied research into a language understandable, reliable and accessible to decision-makers politicians and the public.
INGEGNI.ORG undertakes to maintain its independence and intellectual integrity, guaranteeing the objectivity and impartiality of the research and results it presents.
The golden rules of the think tank are as follows:
- Independence: The think tank must be independent of any political, economic or social organization and must base its analyzes and recommendations only on facts and data.
- Quality: All think tank reports and analyzes must be rigorous and based on reliable and unbiased sources.
- Accessibility: The think tank must disseminate its reports and analyzes in an accessible manner, i.e. in such a way that the general public can understand and benefit from them.
- Transparency: The think tank must be transparent about its sources of funding and about any possible conflicts of interest.
- Inclusion: The think tank should include a broad range of ideas and viewpoints to ensure that its analyzes are as comprehensive and representative as possible.
- Respect: The think tank should respect people's rights and dignity, as well as cultural and social diversity.
- Innovation: The think tank should always be on the lookout for new and innovative solutions to social and economic challenges, promoting the progress of society.
The Think tank has its own operation chart which shows its vision in detail.
- Objectives of the think tank
- Organizational structure
- Decision process
- Organization of works
- Funding
- Research activities and publications
- Activity monitoring
- Collaborations
- Respect for rights and diversity
- External review and evaluation
- Internal review
The values of the Think Tank are:
1. Objectivity: the think tank undertakes to produce accurate and impartial research and analysis, avoiding being influenced by external interests or preconceptions.
2. Transparency: the think tank is transparent in its research methods, decision-making processes and funding sources.
3. Collaboration: the think tank promotes and seeks collaborations with other organizations, groups of experts and stakeholders to promote dialogue and cooperation.
4. Innovation: the think tank is open to innovation and new ideas, seeks to develop creative solutions to address social and environmental problems.
5. Social responsibility: the think tank is committed to contributing to the common good and promoting the social, environmental and economic well-being of society.
1. Objectivity: the think tank undertakes to produce accurate and impartial research and analysis, avoiding being influenced by external interests or preconceptions.
2. Transparency: the think tank is transparent in its research methods, decision-making processes and funding sources.
3. Collaboration: the think tank promotes and seeks collaborations with other organizations, groups of experts and stakeholders to promote dialogue and cooperation.
4. Innovation: the think tank is open to innovation and new ideas, seeks to develop creative solutions to address social and environmental problems.
5. Social responsibility: the think tank is committed to contributing to the common good and promoting the social, environmental and economic well-being of society.
The think tank adopts an interdisciplinary approach, involving experts from different disciplines to develop innovative and complex solutions to societal problems. Members of a think tank come from different disciplines so that they can comprehensively address the complex issues facing society. The disciplines involved are:
- Political sciences: experts in politics, government, international relations, public policy, public administration, etc
- Economy: experts in economics, finance, fiscal and monetary policy, international trade, economic development, etc.
- Social sciences: experts in sociology, anthropology, psychology, cultural studies, etc.
- Environmental Sciences: Experts in environmental sciences, sustainability, climate change, natural resource management, etc.
- Technology: experts in technology, innovation, digital transformation, robotics, etc.
- Health: experts in public health, medicine, biological sciences, food safety, etc.
- Jurisprudence: experts in law, human rights, international law, etc.
The think tank is a polymorphic structure in continuous modification, and we are thinking, for example, about the best way to communicate on the following points, being transparent but also reactive, postponing focused on doing rather than saying. Do not hesitate to contact us and we will give you all the information !
The Think tank could undertake various projects based on its goals, available resources, and relevant social issues. Some examples include conducting research and analysis, formulating policy recommendations, evaluating existing policies, advocating for change, providing training and capacity-building, creating knowledge-sharing platforms, and monitoring policy impact. The specific projects undertaken by a social think tank will depend on its expertise, mission, and the social challenges it aims to address.
The performed activities are to promote public debates and awareness campaigns on social issues, collaborate with diverse organizations and stakeholders to address social challenges holistically, organize gatherings to discuss and share knowledge on social issues, provide skill development programs for professionals and key actors in the field of social policies, assess the impact of social policies and provide feedback for continuous improvement.
Ingegni.org is a volunteer-based association located in Genoa that raises funds to carry out development actions with the aim of helping people build a better future and life for themselves.
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