Regeneration and cohesion: our commitment to local social development
Intesa Sanpaolo systematically promotes initiatives aimed at strengthening the social and economic fabric of the regions, with particular attention to the most vulnerable areas and communities.
The Group acts on several fronts, from the enhancement of infrastructure and public utilities to urban regeneration, from support for social integration and access to housing to the management of confiscated assets reassigned for the benefit of the community, to the promotion of circular social economy models to reduce environmental impact and improve efficiency in the use of resources. There is no shortage of assistance in response to natural disasters, to protect communities in times of greatest vulnerability.
At the heart of this commitment is a collaborative and network-based approach, which actively involves citizens, public institutions and Third Sector entities in the shared management of resources for the common good, with the aim of generating a lasting and widespread impact on the regions in which the Group operates.
Areas of intervention
Support for development and quality of life in communities through interventions on infrastructure and collective assets.
Promotion of integration and social cohesion through cultural and sports activities with a strong inclusive value that encourage people to come together and value diversity.
Support for access to housing as a fundamental right and a lever for social inclusion, by promoting social housing projects aimed at the most vulnerable sections of the population and those in housing need.
Promotion of economic models based on circularity and the return of value to the community, in the belief that environmental sustainability and social inclusion reinforce each other.
Impact stories
Golden Links: bonds are golden
A support network created to distribute new goods and clothing to those in need
Ri-pescato Project
Intesa Sanpaolo and Banco Alimentare are committed to distributing confiscated fish to charities
Last updated 29 September 2026 at 12:53:49
