With the transition to "phase 2" of the Covid-19 emergency, ConfCultura makes available to museums and operators a handbook with the guidelines for the prevention of contagion, formulated by the experts of the Italia in Salute Foundation.
The document, which was drafted by Fidelia Cascini, head of the Foundation's Research Program, is made freely available online by ConfCultura – an association that brings together the most important private companies involved in the management and development of the cultural ecosystem – and has the purpose of promoting the adoption of organizational and behavioral measures to contain the spread of Covid-19 and operate safely in places of culturesuch as museums, archaeological sites and parks.
“ConfCultura intends to offer, with the handbook, shared solutions for a fast, protected and safe recovery. To overcome this new phase, companies are ready to take the field alongside the institutions, with a view to an effective and much-needed partnership between the public and private sectors. This is why in recent days we have appealed to the Italian and European institutions for the creation of a double work team made up of experts in cultural scenarios and enterprises, also asking for concrete and unitary support for cultural ecology, through a new Manifesto of Ventotene founded on culture” declared Patrizia Asproni, President of ConfCultura.
“We enthusiastically accepted ConfCultura's request to create a handbook of rules to guarantee health safety in museums. The aim is to ensure the resumption of museum activity in our country while guaranteeing the safety of visitors and sector operators. It is essential to plan the so-called 'phase 2' starting from a strategic sector such as culture" declared Federico Gelli, president of the Italia in Salute Foundation.
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