Published: 2026-10-04

SOCIAL AGRICULTURE AND FINANCING AS USEFUL TOOLS REPRESENTING CHARITY

Fabrizio Cesareo
Civitas et Lex
Section: Legal Sciences
https://doi.org/10.31648/cetl.12168

Abstract

Social farming represents a virtuous intersection between rural sustainability and inclusion, emerging as a powerful instrument of structural charity. It transforms agricultural activity into a hub of well-being, regeneration, and employment opportunities for disadvantaged individuals (disabled people, former prisoners, migrants), implementing the principles of solidarity and subsidiarity.

Dedicated funding – from European funds (PSR), national calls for proposals (ISMEA), and private initiatives – is not merely financial subsidies, but strategic levers that confer dignity and sustainability to these organizations. It allows for the overcoming of welfare logic in favor of productive integration. In this sense, funding becomes an instrument representative of charity, understood not as a one-off handout, but as a long-term investment in individuals and communities, generating a lasting social impact that goes beyond financial profit.

Keywords:

multifunctionality, social agriculture, financing, transilience, charity

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Cesareo, F. (2026). SOCIAL AGRICULTURE AND FINANCING AS USEFUL TOOLS REPRESENTING CHARITY. Civitas Et Lex, 51(3), 45–62. https://doi.org/10.31648/cetl.12168

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