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36px;}The city of Chiavari is located between Portofino and Cinque Terre beginning in Genoa and ending at the Tuscan border ranks among the most famous seasides in the world with wildly popular resorts like Portofino and Cinque Terre While there are still uncrowded hamlets to explore authentic and complete as a holiday destination you can’t help but wonder why it hasn’t yet exploded with international travelers (but are grateful for the fact it hasn’t) If your checklist for an ideal summer spot includes a place without mobs of tourists locavore restaurants free of tourist menus plus a better-than-average chance of sunny weather (in July and August) For centuries this quietly prosperous city—Napoleon made it the capital of the Apeninnes in the early 1800s—relied on maritime commerce agriculture and furniture production (the Chiavarina chair often used at weddings or for ballroom galas was created here) to swell its coffers Post-World War II seaside tourism was added to the mix Families came to rent apartments or book extended hotel stays during warm-weather months and somehow managed to keep the destination a “secret” for themselves A building facade with trompe l'oeil decorative detail in Chiavari avoiding situations that can lead to overcrowding and focusing on cultural events like jazz and theater festivals for peak summer months “Chiavari offers cultural richness and scenic beauty comparable to the more famous spots along the Riviera, but with the priceless advantage of enjoying them in peace,” says Antonella Riccardi, founder of Prime Time a boutique travel planning company in Liguria “Most of the tourists I bring to Chiavari are European but recently there’s been a noticeable increase in American visitors inevitably exclaim upon experiencing the town In contrast to many tourist-centric destinations Chiavari lets you feel connected to the city and immersed in its native rhythms simply by strolling the main shopping street an arcaded walkway reminiscent of Bologna’s porticoed corridors The arcaded walkways of Via Martiri della Liberazione (Photo by Paolo Picciotto/REDA/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Although it can be quiet in the evening (a lot of the restaurant action is along the side streets Via Martiri is the prime gathering spot come morning whether for shopping or a coffee meet-up which includes a mandatory stop at the large open-air food market in the Piazza Mazzini Here you’ll find an exceptional bounty of fruits and vegetables a good selection of local cheeses and connoisseur vendors who can tell you a thing or two (and do) about selecting the best fennel or asparagus The last weekend of the month there’s a bonus market to visit on the historic Via Rivarola a majority of shops close for an hour or more another sign that even in high season the city remains in sync with the traditions and habits of its year-rounders although the twenty-ish crowd tends to linger at local bars or caffès for an insalatone or large slice of foccacia A couple of hours later the town buzzes to life again you see people with umbrellas and rolled up mats walking to the sea A long lungomare flanks a scenic coastline with a mix of public beaches and private lidos (Chiavari beaches have earned Bandiera Blu status) is where you can catch a ferry to Portofino or Cinque Terre Chiavari is known for its many gracious villas in a residential area outside the centro storico where you’ll come across gracious Liberty-Style villas the legacy of the Chiavarians who sailed to South America in the 19th-century to seek their fortunes came back to enjoy the good life in their hometown located on Corso Garibaldi in another arcaded passageway You can while away the early evening hours outdoors with a Negroni or Spritz (or when the weather is cool But you could spend your entire day here: as per its name Defilla is a caffè with plenty of local pastries to get you started in the morning or revived in the afternoon but there’s also a restaurant and wine store that can have you at Defilla from morning to dusk in business since 1826 and specializing in local sweets Visit the historic Panarello for more artisanal sweets; a favorite is the almond cake named after the shop (Photo by Isabella Pino/REDA/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Perhaps because Chiavari is still under-the-radar for many, there’s a sense of discovery when seeking out the city’s cultural attractions you can take in thousands of years of Chiavari history at the archaeological museum which includes Iron Age artifacts excavated from nearby burial grounds that provides more recent insights into local history with period rooms and Genovese and Flemish paintings dating from the 17th century Other highlights include the Palazzo Ravaschieri Museum with a wide-ranging art collection that reaches from the 15th century to the present one of the country’s most important centers for memorabilia from Italy’s unification period Both are located in the the palazzo that’s home to Chiavari’s Società Economica a cultural institution founded in 1791 that’s long played an important role in the city’s artistic and civic life The Cattedrale di Nostra Signora dell’Orto dates from the 1600s and is noted for an ornate frescoed and marble interior Chiavari’s annual celebration honoring its patron saint is a major event in the city with a program of special masses at the cathedral and a lavish fireworks display over the sea The Cattedrale di Nostra Signora dell’Orto once part of the estate of a local marquess leads to the terrace and pool area at the Hotel Monte Rosa is an essential stop for authentic Italian Riviera cooking vegetable pies and pansotti are among their specialties with many dishes prepared in an ancient wood-fired oven For fresh fish from the Ligurian Sea and and homemade pastas known for its carefully sourced locavore ingredients Another restaurant on the water is Ostaia Ca Da Gurpe Al Mare with well-curated seafood options and great seaside views Severe storms and heavy rainfall have caused widespread flooding and flash floods in Italy's northern regions resulting in the death of one person and significant disruption across Liguria and Tuscany regions intense downpours in these regions have led to rivers and streams overflowing with the national media reporting several landslides in higher terrain more than 200 millimeters (7.9 inches) of rain fell within an 18-hour span on Oct while parts of Tuscany were inundated after receiving 100 millimeters of rain in just one hour The severe weather has left several cities grappling with water damage and transportation chaos A red alert was issued for the Entella and Magra rivers in Liguria due to the high risk of flooding Residents of affected areas were urged to take precautions and stay indoors as local authorities monitored the situation closely A 75-year-old hiker was killed after being swept away by the floodwaters in a forested area The heavy rains also caused significant structural damage with footage circulating on social media showing floodwaters surging over Genoa's Sori Bridge while tram lines in Florence were damaged by the torrential downpours authorities have shut down primary and secondary schools in the most affected areas to ensure the safety of students The Civil Protection Department has issued warnings across both Liguria and Tuscany advising residents to avoid non-essential travel and remain vigilant as weather conditions continue to pose risks as part of the Arte in Economica exhibition invites the public to discover a work of great value: the Cabinet d’Amateur with iconoclastic donkeys an oil on canvas by the famous Flemish painter Frans Francken II (Antwerp This large-scale masterpiece represents a space where the 16th-century amateur gathered his collections and rare and precious objects.The exhibition part of the calendar of events devised by the board of the Economic Society aims to promote and popularize the arts and treasures of the city and its territory The event dedicated to the valuable piece will kick off on Friday The presentation is open to the public and will be attended by local and regional dignitaries The event will feature talks by Serena Bertolucci who will explore the theme of cabinet d’amateur in the history of art; Sergio Gabrovec Councillor of the Economic Society of Chiavari who will narrate the work’s journey to its current location; and Andrea Lavaggi who will offer a detailed description of the work The beauty of the Cabinet d’Amateur lies in its countless details that capture and drag the viewer on a journey through past stories It is a masterpiece that requires a deep knowledge of Flemish artist Frans Francken II and his historical and artistic context The Economic Society of Chiavari has owned the painting since the beginning of the last century thanks to a donation; since 2010 the work has been on display in the Quadreria of Palazzo Ravaschieri The exhibition is divided into explanatory panels aimed at deepening the knowledge of the author the historical and artistic context and the most curious aspects of the painting The exhibition can be visited with free admission Monday through Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday also in the morning from 10 a.m Visitors can be accompanied and guided by Lia Gnecco and Miriam Badalotti On the occasion of this important artistic event one of the treasures of the Library of the Economic Society of Chiavari will also be on public display: the precious “Geographical Atlas.” This illustrated work in quo tabulae et descriptiones omnium regionum by Guiljelmus and Ioannes Blaeu is in good condition after restoration in 2006 The event enjoys the patronage of the City of Chiavari the Region of Liguria and the support of the Carige Foundation “Art objects,” says Serena Bertolucci they preserve within them a heritage not only of technique and style in a surprising way: a work that lends itself to a thousand readings that opens up endless avenues of narration Just lend an ear or perhaps in this case ’lend an eye’ and let yourself be guided.” “This is a very ambitious project for the city which our board strongly wanted,” says Margherita Casaretto Councillor of the Economic Society and project leader "The work The Cabinet d’Amateur is being exhibited for the first time as part of an art review of the institution The beauty and historical importance of this masterpiece deserve to be shared with an ever-widening public A catalog has been produced for the occasion tracing the exhibition and with references to the work on display." Join us at the Akustika Fair at the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre from April 4-6 Meet The Strad team at stand F08 and pick up a free copy of the magazine The Strad Directory Jobs Alberto Giordano examines a 20th-century violin by the Chiavari-based luthier Giuseppe Castagnino was born on 4 May 1883 in Cogorno a small town in the eastern Genoese riviera a woodworker and barrel maker as well as an amateur violin maker taught him the basics of lutherie; from the evidence of Castagnino’s early work it seems very likely that he also received advice from the Candi brothers in Genoa… Already subscribed? Please sign in We’re delighted that you are enjoying our website you can try an online subscription to The Strad completely free of charge Sign up now to read this article in full and you’ll also receive unlimited access to premium online content including the digital edition and online archive for 7 days Free trial No strings attached – we won’t ask for your card details To enjoy the best in-depth features and analysis from The Strad’s latest and past issues You’ll also enjoy regular issues and special supplements* and access to an online archive of issues back to 2010 Subscribe * Issues and supplements are available as both print and digital editions Online subscribers will only receive access to the digital versions Site powered by Webvision Cloud Joana Chiavari is Research Director at CPI/PUC-Rio where she leads the Climate Law and Governance Program and the Climate Finance agenda and supports cross-cutting strategic projects Joana has been collaborating with CPI since 2012 providing decision-makers with in-depth analyses and expertise to strengthen Brazil’s policies and institutions and shape its transition to a more sustainable future She has also been a lecturer for the LLM program of Environmental Law at the PUC-Rio since 2005 Joana is also a member of the Strategic Group of Brazilian Coalition on Climate A qualified lawyer in the fields of environmental and climate change law in Analysis and Governance of Sustainable Development from the University Ca’ Foscari of Venice a Master’s Degree in Environmental Management from the University Sant’ Anna of Pisa Joana served as an Energy Analyst at the International Energy Agency (IEA) focusing on policy approaches to accelerate the rate of low-carbon innovation she worked as a Senior Policy Analyst at the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP) as a Researcher at the Climate Change Policy and Modelling Unit of the Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM) Regala o regalati un abbonamento al Giornale della Vela cartaceo + digitale e a soli 69 euro l’anno hai la rivista a casa e in più la leggi su PC Manca una settimana dalla VELA Cup Chiavari (2-4 maggio regata sabato 3 maggio) e voi siete ancora in tempo per partecipare alla prima tappa 2025 del circuito di regate/festa del Giornale della Vela Una tappa che si preannuncia imperdibile – le previsioni meteo sono ottime – e vi spieghiamo perché in tre motivi (anche se ce ne sarebbero molti Vediamo alcune tra le oltre 60 barche che si sono già iscritte alla tappa di Chiavari e che, in puro spirito VELA Cup, sono un meraviglioso mix di barche da crociera, da regate, weekender, di ultima generazione e Classic Boat. E se non avete la barca, approfittate del nuovo servizio “cerco/offro imbarco” Partiamo dai “pezzi grossi”: come lo Swan 78 Azzurro di Bruno Veronesi uno degli aficionados della VELA Cup: “Sono stufo dei sistemi di rating che richiedono di preparare la barca in un modo ben preciso e ogni anno le regole cambiano Vado in barca per divertirmi e la VELA Cup per me è una festa” come Spirit of Nerina di Mirko Bargolini: il racer di Frers è uno dei più vincenti modelli d’altura Sarà una delle barche da battere in Tigullio…assieme all’Advanced A44 Alebi di Massimo Arrighi il First 34.7 Firstissima di Fabio Montale il Vismara 43 Arly di Salvatore Sarpero… Ma attenzione anche ai tanti Grand Soleil ovvero barche con più di 25 anni di vita (che avranno anche una classifica dedicata) ne abbiamo a cominciare dall’X Three-Quarter Tonner di Pietro Giolli passando per il Baltic 39 Blue Witch di Zunino-Roso l’Elan 37 Zerag IV di Vincenzo Romeo la formula della VELA Cup è semplice: possono partecipare tutte le imbarcazioni di qualsiasi età e dimensione e non serve certificato di stazza o burocrazia da non perdere di vista Grazia Celestina 3 blasonato Este 24 dei tigullini Campodonico-Vernengo il Tofinou 12 Grazia di Alessandro Agosta fresco vincitore dell’Invernale del Marina di Loano E poi tanti cruiser più o meno performanti di ogni generazione dall’Italia Yachts 15.98 SofiMa di Michele Centemero al Dufour 34 Hermissanda II passando per il ketch del 1982 progetto di John Alden Half Moon Si stanno iscrivendo ogni giorno sempre più barche: vi ricordiamo che potete farlo fino al 3 maggio mattina direttamente al “desk” della VELA Cup al Marina di Chiavari Calata Ovest La VELA Cup Liguria avrà un percorso costiero di circa 12 miglia Si parte davanti al Marina di Chiavari Calata Ovest infine ritorno sulla linea di partenza e arrivo Tornati a terra, nel pomeriggio (dalle 18:30) c’è la grande festa-premiazione in banchina con premi per chi è andato bene in mare e ricchi premi ad estrazione per tutti fornisce in banchina con il guru Riccardo Ravagnan consigli utili sull’uso della meteorologia in barca Non è invece nuovo, ma ben collaudato, lo spirito della VELA Cup dove c’è merito per ogni tipo di barca: da regata, da crociera, anziana o appena varata, con equipaggio esperto o alle prime armi. E soprattutto c’è una classifica che mette tutti ad armi pari per tutti…e premi sempre per “quasi tutti” anche se non vinci dal 2 al 4 maggio (regata sabato 3 maggio) Il tuo indirizzo email non sarà pubblicato Iscriviti ora alla nostra newsletter gratuita e ricevi ogni settimana le migliori news selezionate dalla redazione del Giornale della Vela E in più ti regaliamo un mese di GdV in digitale su PC accetta la Privacy Policy e clicca sul bottone “iscrivimi” Riceverai un codice per attivare gratuitamente il tuo mese di GdV Dopo avervi raccontato la VELA Cup Liguria/Chiavari che ha visto ben 70 barche al via nel Golfo del Tigullio (qui trovate la news con cronaca e classifiche finale) e avervi fatto vedere tutte le foto più belle della prima tappa Manca un mese al weekend del ponte del 2 giugno quello che inizia da venerdi 30 maggio e che sarà una vera festa anche della vela perché nello stesso fine settimana di tarda primavera Mancano tre giorni alla prima tappa della VELA Cup del 2025: l’inizio si preannuncia con il botto Tutto è pronto al Marina di Chiavari Calata Ovest per la VELA Cup Liguria (regata: Mancano 60 giorni al weekend dal 27 al 29 giugno ed è quasi tutto pronto per la prima VELA Cup dell’estate e la quarta del circuito del 2025 PER COMUNICARE CON LA REDAZIONE02 535 811111 – speciali@panamaeditore.it PER LA PUBBLICITÀSenior account:Guido De Palma:tel Cookie policyPrivacy policy 02 535811 111/200abbonamenti@panamaeditore.it Flower Riviera Palms Riviera Genoa and surroundings Portofino and the Tigullio The Cinque Terre Gulf of Poets Here are the most important ones of the season Winter fairs in Liguria bring us back to folk wisdom and the cycle of nature Here are some important ones that are worth visiting Set up just a stone’s throw from the river and the courtyard of the grand Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montebruno the ‘Mandillo’ is an exhibition market of fruit seeds and home yeasts organised by the Quarantine Consortium The event will take place from 10 AM to 5 PM The second largest fair in northern Italy is in Chiavari and offers two days of celebration, with over 500 exhibitors of artistic and hobbyist crafts, various goods, local gastronomic specialties and more. There will be tastings, entertainment for both adults and children, and much more. And as you stroll through the historic center of Chiavari don’t resist the aroma and taste of ‘farinata’ the San Sebastiano Fair in Rapallo: on January 20th the streets of the Tigullio town will shine with a celebration of colours and scents searching for the best deals: the Sant’Agata Fair in Genoa is the winter festival of the populous San Fruttuoso neighbourhood a tradition with ancient roots but still alive today returns: the fair is named after the saint venerated in the homonymous church of San Fruttuoso and it is a highly cherished and attended event by the citizens People buy seedlings and plants for the garden already thinking about the imminent spring One of La Spezia’s most cherished traditions: the origin of the San Giuseppe Fair dates back to 1654 when merchants were invited to gather in La Spezia This gave rise to a three-day event that has lasted for three and a half centuries over 600 stalls will create a festive atmosphere and happy children exploring the colourful stands the Hazelnut Fair in Sarzana will take place from April 5th much loved in Sarzana and attended by residents from the Val di Magra and Lunigiana gets its name from the extensive hazelnut tree plantations that once covered the Sarzana area a group of local farmers decided to celebrate the hazelnut harvest with a large city fair they create and sell the typical hazelnut necklaces of Sarzana at the fair Stai già fantasticando su un viaggio in Liguria?Trasforma la tua fantasia in realtà e pianifica la tua prossima vacanza Are you already fantasising about a trip to Liguria?Turn your dream into reality and plan your next holiday Are you already fantasising about a trip to Liguria Turn your dream into reality and plan your next holiday Stai già fantasticando su un viaggio in Liguria Trasforma la tua fantasia in realtà e pianifica la tua prossima vacanza Dichiarazione di accessibilità Accessibility statement Amministrazione trasparente fino al 28.02.2025 Transparent administration until 28.02.2025 Amministrazione trasparente dal 01.03.2025 Transparent administration from 01.03.2025 PagoPA Let's start from the beginning: who was Igor Graziani as a footballer? "One of many, nothing special. But in addition to playing, I have always been interested in preparing matches, paying attention to the details of tactics. I played in Versilia, in Don Bosco Mazzola, in Lido di Camaiore. I met great people who taught me a lot, like Maurizio Adami and Giorgio Faccio. Then there was a first turning point". "I started coaching the Camaiore boys and collaborating with the first team coach Mirko Pieri. It was in Camaiore that I started, for fun, to watch the games with the eye of a match analyst. It requires meticulous attention to detail but also a lot of sensitivity in relating to others". "It's a long story, made of hard work and 'bets' on my tenacity. In the sense that at a certain point in my life, I started working in a bicycle shop in Forte dei Marmi, Coppa Bike. I had heard that in Verona, there was a training course for match analysts and I didn't want to miss it". "They called me crazy.... In fact it was a bit like that: I went to work until 13pm, then I took the train to Florence, then another train to Verona: I arrived around 18pm, the course started at 18,30:5pm. With the scooter, I reached the place of the lessons. A couple of hours. Then again by train, to go home. I arrived in Pietrasanta around XNUMXam. A light rest. Then back to work. Luckily the course lasted two months, three days a week....". "In Coverciano, in the years before the pandemic, they announced the first course for match analysts: I participated, I came in third place, the first two already had a job... The director of the course contacted me telling me that Entella was looking for a professional figure, a match analyst to join the staff: I made the choice of a lifetime that I don't regret". Did you have a wonderful season in Chiavari? "Certainly. A well-deserved victory, with a nice, human-sized environment: I had been part of the staff for a few years, always trying to carry out my tasks with the utmost professionalism. There is a need for continuous updating, but above all it is important to have the tact and sensitivity to interact with the group". Reading a match as a match analyst, isn't that like playing it on the pitch? "Yes, they are two different aspects but if you do your job well, if you have carefully read the opponents' movements in the videos you worked on in preparation for the match, if you catch your players' mistakes and talk about them with the coach, you can guarantee important support for your team to score". And this season, Entella Chiavari deservedly hit the jackpot. Tornati a terra, nel pomeriggio (dalle 18:30) c’è la grande festa-premiazione in banchina con premi per chi è andato bene in mare e ricchi premi ad estrazione per tutti Vediamo alcune tra le oltre 50 barche che si sono già iscritte alla tappa di Chiavari e che, in puro spirito VELA Cup, sono un meraviglioso mix di barche da crociera, da regate, weekender, di ultima generazione e Classic Boat. E se non avete la barca, approfittate del nuovo servizio “cerco/offro imbarco” come Spirit of Nerina di Mirko Bargolini: il racer di Frers è uno dei più vincenti modelli d’altura Sarà una delle barche da battere in Tigullio… ad esempio con l’Advanced A44 Alebi di Massimo Arrighi il First 34.7 Firstissima di Fabio Montale L’X-43 Xilla di Matteo Villa… Ma attenzione anche ai tanti Grand Soleil a cominciare dall’X Three-Quarter Tonner di Pietro Giolli passando per il Baltic 39 Blue Witch di Zunino-Roso l’Elan 340 Britomart di Francesco Danese e l’Elan 333 Diana di Alberto Rossetti la formula della VELA Cup è semplice: possono partecipare tutte le imbarcazioni di qualsiasi età e dimensione da non perdere di vista Grazia Celestina 3 blasonato Este 24 dei tigullini Campodonico-Vernengo il Tofinou 12 Grazia di Alessandro Agosta fresco vincitore dell’Invernale del Marina di Loano E poi tanti cruiser più o meno performanti di ogni generazione dall’Italia Yachts 15.98 SofiMa di Michele Centemero al Dufour 34 Hermissanda II passando per il ketch del 1982 progetto di John Alden Half Moon Stadiumjourney.com by | March 08, 2024 | 6 comment(s) Editor’s Note: Since this post was first featured three years ago we received a lot of personal feedback from people who have been enjoying having pretty stackable chairs to use when hosting guests we’ve updated the post for this season with some new picks Folding chairs might fit well in your closet but you know you never quite like how they look around your table.  Here are a selection of chairs that work instead A few coordinate with lots of types of décor I personally pull out my stack of ballroom chairs when entertaining and I really like how it always looks as if I’ve rented chairs–when they’re simply my go-to instead of folding chairs.  FOR EXCLUSIVE CONTENT AND A PEEK BEHIND THE SCENES, MAKE SURE TO JOIN OUR WHATSAPP STATUS HERE. JOIN OUR WHATSAPP GROUP AND WE’LL LET YOU KNOW WHEN A NEW POST IS UP The farmhouse chairs with a wood seat cost a little more than the basic farmhouse chairs You can find the basic farmhouse chair in more colors at an even lower price over here. but they’re an amazing deal for really pretty chairs The ballroom chairs you see at simchas are a beautiful  at-home option. We enjoy seeing them around the table whenever we entertain. Different colors are priced differently. The resin versions over here are lower priced and maybe more durable than the original wood. They’re about $10 each and come in many colors They’re also machine washable (just remove the foam insert when washing) They last forever and blend in seamlessly to so many decors Have never seen a chair that you could either fold or stack Filed Under: Home Decor Tagged With: , , , Victoria is the best-selling author of nine kosher cookbooks and a popular columnist for Ami Magazine She always has the words for bringing everything that’s in our hearts onto the page February 3, 2021 at 12:19 pm While I appreciate Victoria’s article about guest chairs when checking availability with the link provided Every option is “currently unavailable” February 3, 2021 at 12:41 pm I double checked all links and they are all available The children’s chairs are the only one which are not still available at the price that it was at when I originally wrote this article February 3, 2021 at 2:28 pm Mine was to Israel and showed up as unavailable I switched it to a city in America and it immediately became available May 19, 2021 at 10:55 pm I think it might depend on where your shipping location is and availability is based off of that March 26, 2024 at 10:31 pm Have you tried out the acrylic chairs with the gold legs for $30 so I want to make sure it’s been tried before ordering March 27, 2024 at 11:18 am so we don’t have feedback on them yet Tips & Updates – Our Newsletter Disclaimer: Between Carpools LLC is an affiliate with many of the merchant links on Betweencarpools.com This means we will be compensated if you choose to utilize the links located throughout the site Betweencarpools.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com Copyright © 2025 · Betweencarpools Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in Get our BCP Lifepages Planner by signing up to our email list On May 31, 2023, the European Union (EU) took an important step forward in its environmental agenda with the publication of a new regulation on deforestation-free products, known as the European Union Deforestation-Free Regulation (EUDR).[1] This legislation aims to ban the import and trade of products derived from certain commodities — cattle and rubber — originating from deforested areas after December 31 Bearing in mind that the EUDR is already in force and that the requirements for the import of Brazilian commodities will be enforced from December 30 researchers from Climate Policy Initiative/Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (CPI/PUC-Rio) have analyzed how existing Brazilian environmental policies dialogue with the European Union Regulation for Deforestation-Free Products and have identified some of the key opportunities and challenges this legislation presents for Brazil Brazil has a sophisticated framework of public policies for the conservation of its forests and other forms of native vegetation There is alignment between the objectives of the EUDR and Brazilian environmental policies that aim to control deforestation reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emission from land use conversation Brazil also has technological tools that will assist European operators in gathering information when conducting the due diligence process on Brazilian products including: (i) the Rural Environmental Registry (Cadastro Ambiental Rural – CAR) with georeferenced information on forested areas and areas used for agriculture which can be used for the geolocation of exported products; (ii) advanced deforestation monitoring systems such as the Project for Monitoring Deforestation in the Legal Amazon by Satellite (Projeto de Monitoramento do Desmatamento na Amazônia Legal por Satélite – PRODES) and the Real-Time Deforestation Detection System (Sistema de Detecção do Desmatamento em Tempo Real – DETER); and (iii) traceability and certification initiatives for the livestock commodity chain such as the Soy Moratorium and the Roundtable for Responsible Soy The EUDR thus presents an opportunity for Brazil to move forward in its implementation of the Forest Code and especially the CAR; to strengthen policies combatting deforestation and meet its goal of zero illegal deforestation by 2030; and to develop national monitoring and traceability systems for commodity chains The effective implementation of Brazilian environmental policies can serve as a certificate of sustainability for the country’s agricultural production potentially ensuring greater participation of Brazilian products in the European market and help open new markets it should be noted that the European Commission has not yet finalized the classification of countries in terms of deforestation risk so there is uncertainty as to how Brazil will be classified and whether this classification will be regionalized and/or differentiated by biome Depending on the adopted classification and the required due diligence procedures the impact on the exporting agricultural sector could be greater or lesser This document describes (i) the context in which the EUDR was adopted and the criticisms regarding the EU’s unilateral approach to combat deforestation; (ii) the main rules of the EUDR; and (iii) how Brazilian environmental policies dialogue with the EUDR considering the opportunities and challenges of the Forest Code policies to control and combat deforestation as well as initiatives for monitoring and traceability in the commodity chain and biodiversity loss caused by the production of imported commodities the Green Deal also relies on international trade policies such as the EUDR as one of the ways to achieve its objectives Moreover, the EUDR ends up favoring countries that have expanded agricultural production at the expense of converting their natural vegetation. Brazil is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of food, yet it has still conserved 64% of its native vegetation.[14] The new EUDR rules impose diligence and additional costs on producers in countries that need to reconcile increasing agricultural production with the protection of their forests, without offering a reward for the sustainability of their commodities. To minimize the risks, European operators may prefer products from countries that do not face the same challenge. The EU itself acknowledges, in the EUDR risk assessment, that the regulation could have a negative impact on Brazil and favor the United States.[15] In this sense the regulation does not necessarily help countries that need to conserve forests because it does not reward them for doing so The EUDR regulates the import and trade of products derived from commodities — cattle These products must be “deforestation-free” meaning they cannot originate from areas of deforested or degraded forests after December 31 The commodities and derived products falling under the regulation’s scope are those listed in its Annex 1 the regulation allows for the possibility of future inclusion of new products from the same commodities or products from new commodities Operators[18] and major traders[19] in the European Union will need to conduct due diligence process to demonstrate that products are free from deforestation before making them available on the European market Due diligence comprises three stages: (i) information gathering and (iii) risk mitigation when a risk is deemed not insignificant The due diligence declaration must be submitted to the competent European authorities via an information system at the moment the product enters the bloc The EUDR establishes a benchmarking system to classify countries Criteria for this classification include deforestation rates will result in different due diligence procedures requiring only the information gathering stage For countries classified as standart or high risk but also risk assessment and mitigation procedures the EUDR establishes a series of penalties in case of non-compliance with the rules Sanctions include fines proportionate to the environmental damage with the amount corresponding to at least 4% of operator’s total annual turnover confiscation of products and respective revenues and a temporary ban on the import and sale of products falling under the regulation Brazil has comprehensive legal and environmental policy frameworks that has been continuously improved to address current challenges in combatting climate change and preserving biodiversity while also ensuring food security and productive inclusion in rural areas Considering the umbrella of public policies three stand out in the context of the EUDR: the Forest Code policies to monitor and combat deforestation and policies promoting sustainable agriculture including monitoring and traceability systems in the commodity chain areas outside APPs and Legal Forest Reserves in which deforestation is allowed for economic activities Legal deforestation requires authorization from the competent authorities and must be offset through reforestation serving as an environmental compensation mechanism for authorized deforestation The Forest Code also introduced an important instrument for the management and environmental adaptation of rural properties — the Rural Environmental Registry (CAR) CAR is a public database that stores georeferenced data about APPs and degraded areas and areas with agricultural activities Registration with the CAR is mandatory for all rural properties The geospatial data from CAR can be used in the due diligence process by European operators who need to provide the geolocation of all land plots where commodities were produced CAR data can also be cross-referenced with satellite images to prove that products are free from deforestation they do not come from areas deforested after December 31 the adoption of automated CAR analysis tools — such as the dynamic analysis implemented in São Paulo and CAR 2.0 recently adopted by Pará — show that it is possible to scale up in analysis When the CAR information analysis indicates that the area has liabilities in APP and Legal Forest Reserves the producer must join the Environmental Compliance Program (Programa de Regularização Ambiental – PRA) and propose a plan for recovering the areas Regularization parameters depend on the date of deforestation and the property’s size and small properties receive special treatment Adherence to PRA and the restoration of liabilities in APP and Legal Forest Reserve are criteria for assessing compliance with the Forest Code It is crucial for the federal government and state governments to advance together in the effective implementation of the Forest Code as these can be used for the purposes of the EUDR due diligence process Land use change through the conversion of forests and other forms of native vegetation has always been the primary sector contributing to greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil and is currently responsible for almost 50% of national emissions.[26] Therefore controlling deforestation is essential to Brazil’s climate policy this number for legal deforestation may be underestimated since there is not adequate transparency and access to data on authorizations to suppress vegetation Another difference between European and Brazilian policies is that Brazilian policies aim to protect and combat the deforestation of all forms of native vegetation while the EUDR only addresses the conversion of forest into agricultural or pasture areas the impact of the EUDR on reducing deforestation in Brazil may be limited as deforestation in the Cerrado or Pantanal will not be covered by the European standard Furthermore, literature indicates that gold mining, illegal mining, and land grabbing/speculation are also important drivers of deforestation.[36],[37],[38] Therefore restrictions imposed on international trade in agricultural commodities and timber may not have the expected effect on reducing deforestation in the Amazon the EUDR presents an opportunity for Brazil to strengthen its policies to combat deforestation and achieve its goal of zero illegal deforestation by 2030 Various initiatives have been developed by state governments, private sector, and civil society organizations to monitor and ensure transparency in commodity chains. Monitoring and traceability systems are being developed primarily in the soy and cattle commodity chains, but there are also initiatives for other commodities, such as coffee.[42] The individual traceability of animals in the livestock chain The country has the Brazilian System of Traceability of the Cattle and Buffalo Chain (Sistema Brasileiro de Rastreabilidade da Cadeia de Bovinos e Bubalinos -SISBOV) and the Animal Transit Guide (Guia de Trânsito Animal – GTA) whose data are used in domestic and international trade Brazil has public policies and technological tools that promote deforestation-free agricultural and livestock production while expanding production contributing to the conservation of natural resources This framework of government policies can encourage more efficient use of natural and productive resources positioning the country prominently in supplying a growing population with consumer habits that value sustainability and transparency in product origin The protection of Brazilian forests and their ecosystem services is crucial for the national agribusiness itself combating deforestation is a matter of national interest Given the alignment between Brazilian environmental policies and the EUDR this regulation can be seen as an opportunity for the sustainable production of Brazilian agriculture to gain scale and a larger share in the European market there is a need to advance the effective implementation of the Forest Code and the CAR and progress in national monitoring and traceability systems for commodity chains [1] The official name of the regulation is Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 May 2023 on the making available on the Union market and the export from the Union of certain commodities and products associated with deforestation and forest degradation and repealing Regulation (EU) no. 995/2010. Learn more at: bit.ly/44Nh4Oh [2] Delegation of the European Union to Brazil. The European Union and Brazil – Trade Relations. 2021. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/468Uv84 [3] CNI. “Regulamento da União Europeia condiciona importação de determinadas commodities agrícolas e seus derivados a due diligence de desmatamento”. Análise de Política Comercial 2, no. 10 (2023): 1-7. bit.ly/48hN4wU [4] Ibid [5] Zhunusova, Eliza et al. “Potential impacts of the proposed EU regulation on deforestation-free supply chains on smallholders, indigenous peoples, and local communities in producer countries outside the EU”. Forest Policy and Economics 143, no. 102817 (2022). bit.ly/45PtkyN [6] Oliveira, José Carlos. Diante de impactos comerciais, Brasil pode recorrer à OMC contra lei europeia sobre desmatamento. Portal da Câmara dos Deputados. 2023. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/45XID92 [7] Beckman, Jayson et al. Economic and Food Security Impacts of Agricultural Input Reduction Under the European Union Green Deal’s Farm to Fork and Biodiversity Strategies. U.S. Department of Agriculture. 2020. bit.ly/45PdioF [8] Henning, Christian and Peter Witzke. Economic and Environmental impacts of the Green Deal on the Agricultural Economy: A Simulation Study of the Impact of the F2F-Strategy on Production, Trade, Welfare and the Environment based on the CAPRI-Model – Executive Summary. 2021. bit.ly/48itmko [9] WTO. Joint Letter – European Union Proposal for a Regulation on Deforestation-free Products. 2022. bit.ly/45Q9MKZ [10] CNI. “Regulamento da União Europeia condiciona importação de determinadas commodities agrícolas e seus derivados a due diligence de desmatamento”. Análise de Política Comercial 2, no. 10 (2023): 1-7. bit.ly/48hN4wU [11] Munhoz, Leonardo. “Medidas Ambientais e Comércio Internacional”. Agroanalysis 43, no. 6 (2023): 27-28. bit.ly/46gwXxP [12] Oliveira, José Carlos. Diante de impactos comerciais, Brasil pode recorrer à OMC contra lei europeia sobre desmatamento. Portal da Câmara dos Deputados. 2023. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/45XID92 [13] Ministério das Relações Exteriores. Nota à imprensa nº 377: Carta de países em desenvolvimento a autoridades europeias sobre a entrada em vigor da chamada “lei antidesmatamento” da União Europeia. 2023. Access date: September 10, 2023. bit.ly/48kmxPh [14] MapBiomas. Infográficos. nd. Access date: September 27, 2023. bit.ly/3ZvZuxd [15] European Comission. Impact Assessment – Minimising the risk of deforestation and forest degradation associated with products placed on the EU market. 2021. bit.ly/3rjSAOH [17] The EUDR provides for the possibility of submitting a legislative proposal and for the submission of a legislative proposal by June 30 2025 for the inclusion of other natural ecosystems [18] The EUDR defines an operator as any natural or legal person who places products covered by the regulation on the EU market for the first time [19] The EUDR defines a trader as any person in the supply chain makes products available which are subject to the regulation and processors can be classified as traders or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are obliged to conduct the due diligence process Traders classified as SMEs need to maintain a record of information related to operators or other traders This includes: (i) those who supplied them with the products along with the reference numbers of the due diligence statements associated with these products; and (ii) those to whom they sold the products [20] Operators who on December 31 2020 were classified as micro or small enterprises will have until June 30 2025 to adapt to the requirements of the EUDR [21] APPs are sensitive areas that are necessary for the preservation of essential environmental services regulation of the hydrological and climatic cycle maintenance of biodiversity and geological stability APPs include strips of vegetation along watercourses; areas around springs lakes and lagoons; hilltops; areas at altitudes above 1,800 meters; sandbanks; and mangroves A Legal Forest Reserve is a percentage of the total area of a rural property in which native vegetation cover must be maintained ensuring that natural remnants of each biome is preserved The percentage of Legal Forest Reserve varies from 20% to 80% depending on the type of vegetation and geographical region of the country The law allows the sustainable economic use of the Legal Forest Reserve’s natural resources [22] Antonaccio, Luiza et al. Ensuring Greener Economic Growth for Brazil. Rio de Janeiro: Climate Policy Initiative, 2018. bit.ly/GreenerEconomic [23] Oliveira, José Carlos. Diante de impactos comerciais, Brasil pode recorrer à OMC contra lei europeia sobre desmatamento. Portal da Câmara dos Deputados. 2023. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/45XID92 [24] CNI. “Regulamento da União Europeia condiciona importação de determinadas commodities agrícolas e seus derivados a due diligence de desmatamento”. Análise de Política Comercial 2, no. 10 (2023): 1-7. bit.ly/48hN4wU [25] Lopes, Cristina L., Lourdes Machado, and Joana Chiavari. Onde Estamos na Implementação do Código Florestal? Radiografia do CAR e do PRA nos Estados Brasileiros – Edição 2022. Rio de Janeiro: Climate Policy Initiative, 2023. bit.ly/OndeEstamos2022 [26] SEEG. GEE Brasil 2021. 2021. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/3ZlCml2 [27] Climate Policy Initiative. Proteção Florestal Baseada em Evidência. Ferramenta de visualização de literatura acadêmica. 2021. bit.ly/ConjuntoDeEvidências [28] OBT/INPE. Monitoramento do Desmatamento da Floresta Amazônica Brasileira por Satélite. nd. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/3zV4C3e [29] OBT/INPE. Excelência de dados do INPE é destaque no SBSR. 2019. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/44RI5A2 [30] Santos, Daniel, Manuele L. dos Santos, and Beto Veríssimo. Fatos da Amazônia: Meio Ambiente e uso do solo. Amazônia 2030, 2022. bit.ly/3sOXGmK [31] Ibid [32] Ministério do Meio Ambiente e Mudança do Clima (MMA). Plano de Ação para Prevenção e Controle do Desmatamento na Amazônia Legal – PPCDAm: 5ª Fase (2023 a 2027). 2023. bit.ly/3Zyult7 [33] Prizibisczki, Cristiane. “Plano de controle do desmatamento no Cerrado começa a sair do papel”. O Eco. 2023. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/3PlIzsk [34] Serviços e Informações do Brasil. Desmatamento na Amazônia tem queda histórica de 66% em julho. 2023. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/3sVBjvS [35] MapBiomas. Relatório Anual de Desmatamento 2022. 2023. bit.ly/3Jnt0hQ [36] Risso, Melina et al. O ouro ilegal que mina florestas e vidas na Amazônia: uma visão geral da mineração irregular e seus impactos nas populações indígenas – Sumário Executivo. Rio de Janeiro: Instituto Igarapé, 2021. bit.ly/46cujsU [37] Lima Filho, Francisco Luis, Arthur Bragança, and Juliano Assunção. The Economics of Cattle Ranching in the Amazon: Land Grabbing or Pushing the Agricultural Frontier? Rio de Janeiro: Climate Policy Initiative, 2021. bit.ly/AmazonLandGrabbing [38] Moutinho, Paulo and Claudia Azevedo Ramos. “Untitled public forestlands threaten Amazon conservation”. Nature Communications 14, no. 1152 (2023). bit.ly/48f5huO [39] Assunção, Juliano. The Next Step Towards Climate Change Mitigation: Improving Productivity of Brazil’s Agricultural Lands. Rio de Janeiro: Climate Policy Initiative, 2017. bit.ly/AgriculturalLandProductivity [40] MAPA. Diretrizes para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável da Pecuária Brasileira. 2020. bit.ly/3rdpnoG [41] Stussi, Mariana, Priscila Souza, and Wagner Oliveira. Fortalecimento ambiental e da sustentabilidade no Brasil: o papel do BNDES. Nexo Políticas Públicas. 2023. Access date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/45RAXVs [42] The Coffee Exporters Council (Conselho dos Exportadores de Café – Cecafé) is developing a coffee traceability platform. Learn more at: BrasilAgro. Café ganha sistema de rastreamento socioambiental. 2023. Access date: August 28, 2023. bit.ly/44TVcAI [43] Due to the difficulty in implementing the TACs, evidence on the impacts of these agreements is still limited. Learn more at: Climate Policy Initiative. Proteção Florestal Baseada em Evidência. Ferramenta de visualização de literatura acadêmica. 2021. bit.ly/ConjuntoDeEvidências [44] De Tulio, Francisco G. and Maria Clara Nascimento. A pecuária no Brasil: o papel dos mecanismos de rastreabilidade para garantir uma produção sustentável e a proteção das florestas. Carbon Disclosure Project, 2022. bit.ly/3RtYqYq [45] Ibid [46] Beef cattle production in Brazil involves three phases: breeding, rearing, and fattening, which may be conducted as isolated activities or combined together, usually entailing complex networks of actors covering various segments and combinations of the phases. Learn more at: GTFI. Cadeia da carne no Brasil. nd. bit.ly/48rHisG [47] Prizibisczki, Cristiane and Fernanda Soares. Após um ano de testes, Pará formaliza plataforma de transparência de dados da pecuária. O Eco. 2022. Access date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/458Hj1T [48] Brabo, Bruna. Pará lança plataforma SeloVerde em apoio à agropecuária sustentável e à rastreabilidade da cadeia produtiva do Estado. Agência Pará. 2021. Access date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/3PiaZ6K [49] Borges, André. Pará vai dar ‘selo verde’ para pecuarista que criar gado em área sem desmatamento. Estadão. 2021. Access date: August 29, 2023.bit.ly/46gs1sF [50] Nannini, Guilherme. Novo SeloVerde é lançado no Pará em parceria com a Amazon. Planeta Campo. 2023. Access date: August 29, 2023.bit.ly/46hSYMw [51] AL-INVEST Verde. Apoio a Minas Gerais (Brasil) na rastreabilidade da cadeia do café. 2023. Access date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/3PpCZoO [53] Large companies usually have their own policies, but their approaches and methodologies vary according to their priorities and interests. Learn more at: IMAFLORA. Políticas corporativas de não desmatamento das principais empresas comercializadoras de soja no Brasil: ambição e comunicação. 2022. bit.ly/3LuaULU [54] RTRS. Produtores – Padrão RTRS de Produção de Soja Responsável. nd. Acess date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/3Rrz39R [55] Belandi, Caio. Em 2021, o rebanho bovino bateu recorde e chegou a 224,6 milhões de cabeças. Agência IBGE Notícias. 2022. Acess date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/48lLPgc [56] Lima, Camila T. and Rita Pereira. Rastreabilidade de bovinos: qual o custo de cada boi abatido no Brasil? Food Connection. 2023. Access date: August 29, 2023. bit.ly/48iRvHA A maggio si respira già quasi aria d’estate e le prime vere giornate di sole che scalda invogliano a passare più tempo possibile in barca Ma quest’anno la classica di Primavera cade in un periodo particolarmente fortunato se consideriamo le festività di Pasqua (20 aprile) della Festa della Liberazione (25 aprile) e di quella del Lavoro (1° maggio) ci sono più di 10 giorni in cui potersi concedere (prendendo ferie) qualche giorno di relax primaverile E quale migliore occasione della VELA Cup Liguria per concludere un bel ponte o una vera e propria vacanza Il percorso “a rombo” della VELA Cup Liguria di sabato 3 maggio 2025 è un vero e proprio tour delle meraviglie nel Golfo del Tigullio poi si passa davanti a Cavi di Lavagna e si punta la terza boa dove potrete ammirare da vicino la perla del Tigullio e le sue calette prima del ritorno davanti a Chiavari sulla linea di partenza Questo è il percorso previsto in caso di Scirocco passando prima per Portofino e dopo davanti a Lavagna E ricordate che se venite a Chiavari per la VELA Cup il Marina di Chiavari Calata Ovest offre 1 notte di ormeggio gratuita il sabato Chi vuole arrivare venerdì e/o fermarsi anche la domenica paga la notte (o le notti) extra a tariffa agevolata Se siete tra i fortunati che riescono a prendersi qualche giorno di ferie in questo “anticipo” d’estate potete sfruttare la VELA Cup di Chiavari per godervi qualche giorno di vacanza nei dintorni la zona offre diversi scorci molto suggestivi cittadina marinaresca che affascina e attira turisti da tutto il mondo subito dopo aver superato il Covo di Nord Est – che anima le serate nella zona – troviamo la spiaggia di Punta Pedale Proseguendo verso Portofino invece si arriva all’incantevole Baia di Paraggi e – poco più avanti – quella di Niasca per poi concludere con l’ultima insenatura che nasconde Baia Cannone prima di arrivare al porticciolo di Portofino Portofino è uno dei luoghi che il mondo ci invidia una perla unica con le sue casette sul mare la natura a nascondere case e ville da sogno e la piazzetta dove prendersi un aperitivo al calar della sera Vi consigliamo la passeggiata che conduce al Faro di Portofino non è impegnativa e non richiede troppo tempo e la vista che si gode dal faro che domina il Golfo del Tigullio è impagabile Superato il Monte di Portofino – che merita anch’esso un trekking o una passeggiata anche se più impegnativi – si arriva al versante occidentale del promontorio che ospita anch’esso paesaggi e calette mozzafiato Il primo punto da consigliare è sicuramente la cala di San Fruttuoso nota per le acque turchesi e per l’omonima Abbazia benedettina fondata nel 711 Per gli amanti delle immersioni c’è da citare sicuramente la famosa e affascinante statua del Cristo degli Abissi Proseguendo verso Genova con una brevissima navigazione si arriva a Punta Chiappa che poi si riconcilia alla costa ligure con la cittadina di Camogli Se non dovete fare ritorno a Genova ma a Spezia (o più a Est) potreste approfittarne per scoprire un’altra delle zone turistiche più apprezzate d’Italia: le Cinque Terre Inframezzando la navigazione con una sosta a Sestri Levante e la sua splendida Baia del Silenzio si arriva infatti con poco sforzo al Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre che merita sicuramente anche una sosta a terra La parola d’ordine è sempre la stessa: le nostre regate-veleggiate infatti sono aperte a ogni tipo di barca a partire dai 3 metri di lunghezza fuoritutto e non è richiesto nessun requisito specifico oltre a quelli per la navigazione da diporto dalle barche da crociera con equipaggi famigliari a quelle più “tirate” dalle Classic Boat ai bolidi full-carbon: con un unico “diktat” Quello di divertirsi e godersi il percorso e la bellezza circostante Chi ha già partecipato alla VELA Cup lo sa uno degli ingredienti che rende unica ogni tappa è la premiazione del sabato che si tiene nel pomeriggio dopo la conclusione della regata al Marina di Chiavari Calata Ovest Con oltre 50 premi assegnati in ogni singola tappa alla VELA Cup vincono (quasi tutti): e non solo quelli che sono andati più forte in mare Ci sono tantissimi premi a estrazione messi in palio dai nostri partner e momenti di chill per tutti: per raccontarsi l’esperienza vissuta in mare mentre sul grande schermo del palco scorrono tutte le foto della regata un'area riservata con: approfondimenti esclusivi contenuti personalizzati e altri vantaggi speciali Topics: , INFORMAZIONI SUL TRATTAMENTO DEI DATI PERSONALI La newsletter di Daily Nautica è distribuita in automatico e via e-mail a quanti fanno richiesta di riceverla compilando il modulo presente in questa pagina Titolare del trattamento dei dati è Carmolab di Claudio Carmosino & C. S.a.s., con sede legale in Genova, piazza Rossetti n. 4/2, P.IVA 01784640995 e può essere contattato all’indirizzo postale indicato o all’indirizzo e-mail info@dailynautica.com Il Titolare tratta soltanto l’indirizzo e-mail del destinatario con la sola finalità di inviare la newsletter La base giuridica è la richiesta avanzata dal destinatario con la compilazione del modulo presente in questa pagina Non sono trattati dati rientranti tra quelli che gli articoli 9 e 10 del Reg UE 2016/679 definiscono come “categorie particolari di dati personali” e cioè dati personali che rilevino l’origine razziale o etnica dati relativi alla salute o alla vita sessuale o all’orientamento sessuale della persona dati giudiziari o relativi a reati o misure di sicurezza Il conferimento dei dati avviene su base volontaria da parte dell’interessato che intenda chiedere l’invio della newsletter ma l’eventuale rifiuto avrà come conseguenza l’impossibilità di ricevere il servizio richiesto I dati forniti saranno utilizzati con strumenti informatici e telematici al solo fine di fornire il servizio richiesto e saranno conservati esclusivamente per il periodo in cui lo stesso sarà attivo Non è adottato alcun processo decisionale automatizzato I server ove vengono conservati i dati si trovano in Italia ed i dati non saranno soggetti a diffusione o a trasferimento verso Paesi extra-UE o organizzazioni internazionali ma potranno essere comunicati a soggetti che assistono il Titolare ad esempio per esigenze di manutenzione tecnologica del sito ai sensi degli articoli dal 15 al 22 del Regolamento UE n Può esercitare i Suoi diritti con contattando il Titolare all’indirizzo postale sopra indicato oppure utilizzando l’indirizzo e-mail info@dailynautica.com Alla faccia del Covid La TAG Heuer VELA Cup VELAFestival di Chiavari in collaborazione con il Marina Resort Calata Ovest ha segnato il ritorno delle regate in Italia dal piccolo prototipo skiff Fenix del Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo Sailing Team) realizzato per il 75% da prodotti riciclati e fibra di basalto al Grand Soleil 56 Emotions di Adele Chiroli hanno dato vita a una due giorni di vela e divertimento nel Golfo del Tigullio Protagoniste sono state sicuramente le due regate (caratterizzate entrambe da un vento leggero portate a termine da tutte le barche in gara Ma da ricordare è stata anche la grande festa in piazza Mazzini di sabato sera condotta dal nostro Alberto Cossu e con la partecipazione di Eugenio Michelino hanno assistito e preso parte alla consegna dei premi della VELA Cup di sabato Visti in mare e in banchina il sindaco Marco Di Capua che ha partecipato alla regata con l’X332 Freelance l’amministratore delegato di Marinedi (a bordo del Grand Soleil Linus) il noto commentatore tv Guido Meda sullo Swan 45 Tengher e Dario Noseda SCOPRI LA CLASSIFICA COMBINATA CLASSE REGATA DELLA VELA CUP DI SABATO E DOMENICA SCOPRI LA CLASSIFICA COMBINATA CLASSE CROCIERA DELLA VELA CUP DI SABATO E DOMENICA Il premio speciale Barche d’Epoca (costruite prima del 1969) è andato a Caligu III di Francesco Gandolfi Il premio speciale per le Barche Classiche (costruzione anteriore al 1988) è Mä Vista un braccialetto Sail-O messo a disposizione da My Match Race è stato vinto dai ragazzi del PoliTo Sailing Team non solo per i vincitori: sono stati estratti a sorte un SUP di Vetus un giubbotto Deckvest Spinlock messo a disposizione da Harken e un dispositivo satellitare InReach offerto da Garmin but not least: è proprio il caso di dirlo per il premio riservato all’ultimo classificato in tempo reale della VELA Cup di sabato GUARDA TUTTE LE FOTO di Stefano Camba e Guido De Palma Ora la TAG Heuer VELA Cup si sposta nelle acque cristallo dell’Arcipelago della Maddalena, dove lunedì 24 agosto, a Caprera, nella baia di Porto Palma (sede del Centro Velico Caprera), andrà in scena la seconda tappa del circuito. Iscrizioni e info QUI la community dedicata a tutti gli appassionati di vela e a tutti gli armatori di Classic Boats Emerso dal grande interesse che la rubricaClassic Boat ha registrato e la grande festa della vela caraibica dove la nostra Ida Castiglioni è a caccia di storie (qui la prima puntata e la seconda puntata) scampata alla guerra in Ucraina “grazie” alla vela Va in archivio a Livorno una bellissima e tecnica edizione della Ran 630 una delle regate più lunghe che si corrano in Mediterraneo (la più lunga per le barche a rating) Dopo l’arrivo della prima imbarcazione Torna la bella stagione e ritorna il circuito di regate TAG Heuer VELA Cup con la prima tappa in programma il 7/8 maggio a Chiavari è sufficiente avere una barca a vela di lunghezza superiore ai 4 metri Il primo percorso della stagione è bellissimo costeggia infatti il magico Golfo del Tigullio da Chiavari fino a Portofino Come si svolge il weekend della TAG Heuer VELA Cup di Chiavari Si parte venerdì 6 maggio con l’arrivo delle barche al Marina Cala Ovest di Chiavari dove avviene il perfezionamento delle iscrizioni e la consegna delle bag per l’equipaggio Sono fissate per le ore 11:00 le partenze delle regate di sabato e domenica procedute dal briefing mattutino in programma per le 8:30 al Marina Cala Ovest di Chiavari Tra la prima e la seconda regata ci sarà la grande festa in piazza che si svolgerà nella serata di sabato 7 maggio ovviamente nel rispetto delle normative anticovid con premi per (quasi) tutti i partecipanti in programma domenica nel tardo pomeriggio Quest’anno nel weekend del 7 e 8 maggio a Chiavari si svolge anche la ICE Cup. Se quindi avete un’imbarcazione del cantiere ICE Yachts o CN Yachts 2000 potete partecipare a tutte e due le regate entrando in entrambe le classifiche! Per partecipare alla TAG Heuer VELA Cup non bisogna essere dei velisti esperti e tutti possono vincere alcuni dei premi in palio Basti pensare che ci saranno in palio un orologio TAG Heuer Aquaracer che si aggiudicherà la barca vincitrice della classifica in tempo compensato Per iscriverti alla TAG Heuer VELA Cup di Chiavari ti basta entrare qui e finalizzare l’iscrizione inserendo i tuoi dati e quelli della barca più gettonata… più toccata dell’edizione 2025 dell’International Multihull show di La Grande Motte che ha appena chiuso i battenti Cataruga Tortue 147 – Il nostro video Il The duo’s departure signalled something of a barren spell for the Biancocelesti, oscillating between the lower professional and non-professional leagues. The ambitious acquisition of the club by the Argentinian briefly threatened to bring this to a halt and turn around the club’s fortunes The newly installed president believed a blend of South American players and current squad members was the way forward By recruiting players on dual nationality passports (something not seen in the lower leagues at this time) the dream of Ciancilla started well enough with promotion to Serie D in 1999 But second season syndrome derailed Ciancilla’s plan and Entella’s consequent relegation was attributed to his ambitious recruitment policy and sacking of four coaches that season Ciancilla left the club in financially dire straits and the Biancocelesti went bankrupt and spent a whole year expelled from football the club re-founded as Unione Sportiva Valle Sturla Entella and finished second in the Ligurian regional league B When one surveys the history of the club and its ever-changing circumstances one factor does appear to remain consistent; their ethos of developing and promoting young local players the club’s bankruptcy helped refocus Entella’s policy of using local players in a bid to progress through the lower leagues Aglietti took Entella to new heights in the 2015-16 season with Francesco Caputo netting 17 goals in the league Aglietti improved the side with goalkeeper Alessandro Iacobucci and the savvy loan of Caputo from Bari and ultimately only four points separated Bari in fifth from Entella in ninth Breda was interim coach leading the ‘Fere’ to 12th-place in Serie B With Aglietti’s contract not being renewed it was the sought-after Breda who was tasked with Entella’s immediate future a coach targeted for years by Superbi for his values and work ethic that resonated with the Entella board the Primavera side led by Gianpaolo Castorina recently conquered Fiorentina in the semi-finals of the Primavera TIM Cup They will face AS Roma in the two-legged final having dispatched Bologna and Torino in previous rounds Gozzi’s ‘Entella Project’ looks to be shaping up nicely with the growth of young talent from the region and elsewhere in Italy disseminating the values and beliefs of the club through each team Entella have come a long way since the days of Ciancilla The academy structure is now robust and blossoming with female teams alongside the male youth ranks One departure early in 2017 was that of Cheick Keita the promising left-back joined Gianfranco Zola’s Birmingham City in the January window for just over £1 million Keita was a product of the renowned French football youth system of Clairefontaine and just one of the many young players that now epitomises Entella’s philosophy Entella’s Cantera has record numbers It is the largest youth sector in Liguria and general manager Matteo Matteazzi explains “We are proud to have reached this aim providing the opportunity to all children…to put on our shirt sharing the spirit and values of our society.” have invested in the area and value affinity among the local children and families Every week a player from the first team goes on a visit to the fields of Colmata (Academy) to get to know the young players the players of the first team go into Chiavari and Genoa schools to explain what Virtus Entella is; the children who attend the meeting then have free access to the stadium to watch a match The team can but dream and keep playing the way of the club in an attempt to complete its restoration and reach Serie A the future looks encouraging for the Biancocelesti with the success of the Primavera and the astuteness of Breda at the helm Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a78447a4f124a54a5c204d81af1b6a23" );document.getElementById("bfea0afb7f").setAttribute( "id" and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" 2011 at 1:20 am ETBROOMALL–"It's more than second nature to them...it comes naturally to them," said Integrated Language Arts teacher Nick Chiavari about the new netbooks the students have been using in the classroom the seventh- and eighth-grade students at St Pius have been utilizing the netbooks during class time creating easier work time for both the students and the teacher "Drafting has become easier for them and it's easier for me with revisions Students in Chiavari's class are able to go online and access the Internet for research on essays as they are assigned in class students are able to use the word processing program to start the process of drafting and writing their essays "It's so intuitive to them," said Chiavari "They can organize much better and the idea of research–they can do it right then and there a student in Chiavari's eighth-grade Integrated Language Arts class believes the use of netbooks is "much easier" than writing with a pencil and paper "It's faster to take notes and it's portable," said Wise "We can take our work home on an inch-long flash drive." also shared the sentiments and believes the netbooks are "much better" than the traditional learning tools "Instead of just using textbook activities we can go online where there are more activities for us," said Pickard "It's just so much easier than looking at just the textbook pages." the school is currently looking into getting netbooks for the sixth-grade class as well Pius X School is one of the first schools in the Archdiocese to use netbooks in a classroom as part of the curriculum Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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Un bello scirocco ha accompagnato le 46 imbarcazioni partecipanti all’undicesima edizione del Trofeo Marina Yachting organizzato come sempre dallo Yacht Club di Chiavari nel golfo ligure del Tigullio Tre prove costiere (due sabato e una domenica) su triangolo olimpico con passaggio attorno all’allevamento ittico davanti a Lavagna sono servite a decretare i vincitori delle classi ORC si è aggiudicato la vittoria in Classe ORC2 si è aggiudicato la vittoria in Classe IRC2 messa in palio dalla famiglia Gavino fin dalla prima edizione del Trofeo per l’imbarcazione che si aggiudica la vittoria nel raggruppamento ORC Overall la grande festa della vela caraibica dove la nostra Ida Castiglioni è a caccia di storie (qui la prima puntata e la seconda puntata) scampata alla guerra in Ucraina “grazie” alla vela Il pronostico della vigilia è stato rispettato la linea d’onore della Ran 630 dello Yacht Club Livorno una delle più lunghe e impegnative regate che si corrano in Mediterraneo è andato al catamarano foil F4 Falcon di Matteo Uliassi Defendant's adoptive brother raises doubts about her innocence left an indelible mark on the local community The brutality of the crime and the mysterious disappearance of the victim fueled speculation and uncertainty for years the trial involving the defendant Annalucia accused of being responsible for this crime raising questions about the truth of the facts made statements that shocked public opinion he insinuated that Annalucia might not be innocent she becomes incredibly evil." These words sparked a heated debate among those present and the media shedding light on the complexity of family relationships and the dynamics that can influence a judicial process Cecere's statements not only call into question the defendant's position but also raise questions about the evidence presented so far where emotions are high and lives are at stake it is essential that justice takes its course without outside influence Defense and prosecution lawyers are preparing for a legal battle that could prove crucial to Annalucia's fate The case of Nada Cella is not just a trial but a painful chapter in the history of Chiavari The community still remembers the pain and confusion that followed her murder The initial investigations were long and complex and the lack of answers fueled theories and suspicions and the search for the truth is more necessary than ever Notizie.it is a newspaper registered with the Court of Milan n.68 on 01/03/2018 Impara come descrivere lo scopo dell'immagine (si apre in una nuova scheda) Lascia vuoto se l'immagine è puramente decorativa confessing to the crime and stating that he had attacked his grandmother with scissors the woman was already dead and her grandson was covered in blood an eighty-year-old woman named Andreina Canepa was murdered in her home by her nephew He informed the emergency telephone operator saying "my grandmother is no longer alive I attacked her with scissors that I then threw out the window,” is the story told by the grandson The latter was arrested by the carabinieri and taken to the police station