We have only one event left to close one year of work with the pibinko.org network and the Jug Band Colline Metallifere: this will be the epilogue of the Fourth Winter Fest, on Dec. 21. We then considered that we might start some housekeeping, by offering you a bird’s eye view on the blog articles … Continue reading A Year in Review with the pibinko.org Network and the Jug Band Colline Metallifere
Since 1994, across different Italian regions and internationally, we have developed a combination of technical, management and creative skills and have worked with an extremely diverse client base, as demonstrated by our project portfolio. In parallel, we have created a list of qualified suppliers and contractors, while personally providing quality control and project management: “pibinko” … Continue reading The pibinko.org Network on Culture, Environment, and Open Innovation: our Services (Feb. 2022)
If you have no more than four minutes for the pibinko.org network today, please be sure to reach the end of this paragraph. You are invited to check out the the latest single (in the sense that the performer recently became single) by the Jug Band Colline Metallifere (i.e. Metalliferous Hills Jug Band). The video … Continue reading P.E.L.P. ep. 6: Participatory Lithurgy?
Some plants are starting to blossom from the seeds planted in the past months, apparently with work done with the Third Farma Valley Winter Fest and the subsequent events, plus some new collaborations. In the coming weeks more details will be provided for each single day. Meanwhile we encourage you to take note of dates … Continue reading Map(pear)ing Maremma, Spring 2019 Edition, first call
The Open Data Day is an international event, in its ninth edition, celebrating open data, and its meaning for governments, business, and society all over the world. If this sounds a bit geeky, consider that many public bodies have adopted for some years now open data policies, and that the private sector is not ignoring … Continue reading Come to Tatti (Southern Tuscany) for the metalliferous version of the 2019 International Open Data Day
updated Sep. 2018 Music (and rhymes) not just as a form of entertainment, but to convey environmental and land planning issues. 2000- to date: photo sets of live shows (up to 2006 and after 2006 2012- to date: daily posts on music with the Branobag and Bosco Riserva 2010-2014: design, development, and maintenance (including a … Continue reading Music and Rhymes
We produce olive oil in our family property in Scansano and Collacchia, in Southern Tuscany. I also have consolidated contacts with producers of many other delicacies: wine, cheese, fresh and preserved fruit and vegetables, ham, salami, honey, saffron, chestnut flour, and more. These are all from small -typically family-run- farms with high quality production. For … Continue reading Mouthwatering stuff
Presentation of the discussion by (in alphabetical order) Giacomelli A., Goebel C, Vargiu A., Van Reeth N, Zimmerman N, concerning the issue of credibility in the context of participatory investigation. Closing session of the workshop “Empowering civil society through participatory investigation?” promoted by the European Citizen Science Association in collaboration with various subjects. In this … Continue reading Sharing the Perception of Credibility in Participatory Investigation (2019) – draft
During the last International Open Data Day, on March 4, 2017, we presented the first draft copy of the Farma Valley community map, with two events in Scansano and Castelnuovo Val di Cecina as warm-up and debriefing events. This map was the first result of an activity stated at the end of 2014, when we … Continue reading The first “hard copy” steps for the Farma Valley (Tuscany) community map
Fasten your seat belts, fold your tray tables and switch off your tablets (but not before you have read this message!)…we are about to take off for a lively round of events by pibinko.org and friends Monday, Apr. 24 (today!), we will be at the “Liberi e Vivi! Festival” at Parco delle Sughere in Donoratico. … Continue reading pibinko.org newsletter #2: Live music and citizen science from Apr. 24 to May 1st