(Adnkronos) - Un totale di 7,3 milioni di euro di nuovi investimenti erogati nel primo semestre dell’anno a beneficio di 25 imprese cooperative. Sono questi i primi dati emersi
nel corso dell’Assemblea di CFI Cooperazione Finanza Impresa convocata a Roma per l’approvazione del bilancio al 30 giugno 24 e per il rinnovo delle cariche sociali. Dati che testimoniano come CFI prosegua con successo la sua missione istituzionale in attuazione della legge Marcòra, nata per rafforzare e far crescere in tutta Italia imprese sociali in forma cooperativa.
nel corso dell’Assemblea di CFI Cooperazione Finanza Impresa convocata a Roma per l’approvazione del bilancio al 30 giugno 24 e per il rinnovo delle cariche sociali. Dati che testimoniano come CFI prosegua con successo la sua missione istituzionale in attuazione della legge Marcòra, nata per rafforzare e far crescere in tutta Italia imprese sociali in forma cooperativa.
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00:00A total of 7.3 million euros of new investments issued in the first half of the year for the benefit of 25 cooperative companies.
00:12These are the first data that emerged in the course of the CFI Cooperation, Finance and Enterprise Assembly
00:18convened in Rome for the approval of the balance sheet on June 30, 2024 and for the renewal of social charges.
00:24Data that testifies to how the CFI successfully continues its institutional mission in the implementation of the MARCORA law,
00:31born to strengthen and grow in all such social enterprises in a cooperative way.
00:36I believe that, compared to the address that this government has taken through more active and less assistential work policies,
00:43the refinancing of the MARCORA law is an indispensable tool because it intervenes precisely where
00:50in the event of a business crisis they could deliver either a situation of difficulty and practically tragic end
00:56or, from a situation of difficulty, instead, an opportunity for rebirth.
01:00I strongly believe in this tool and I believe that it cannot be ignored to talk about cooperation and consociativism
01:06without talking about the CFI and the new MARCORA law.
01:0933% of the new investments issued by the CFI have gone to social cooperatives,
01:1427% to work cooperatives and 40% to the actions of workers buy-out,
01:20that is, those cooperatives born on the initiative of employees who have raised and relaunched their companies in crisis.
01:26As for the territorial distribution of the investments,
01:30the deliveries have covered 52% of the companies in the north,
01:3429% of the companies in the center and 19% of those in the south.
01:38Cooperatives live in the country, they breathe the difficulties, they breathe the opportunities.
01:44It is clear that it is a difficult time where the economy is rancid, the GDP does not grow,
01:49there is a finance that costs and therefore another element of difficulty.
01:54Despite this, the resilience of the cooperatives is historical,
01:59also because they are able to compress costs
02:04and are able to synergize, to put at the center of value the delivery of the members and the maintenance of the work.
02:13The last exercise was also characterized by the continuation of the Small to Big project,
02:18co-financed by the European Union.
02:20A sort of launch pad to support the growth of small-scale cooperative realities.
02:25During the exercise 2023, the CFI has delivered 12 new Small to Big interventions,
02:31bringing the total of financed cooperatives to 26,
02:35with an overall investment of more than 9 million euros.
02:39We are in a phase in which cooperation must regenerate,
02:42regenerate within an economic scenario that is changing
02:46and on this we are all working together within the Cooperative Alliance.
02:52We think there is also the need for a public intervention,
02:57not so much in the economic dimension, but in the definition of industrial policies
03:01that also see in cooperation and in the social economy
03:05one of the parts of the future development of this country.