DB: The Scientific Garden is our pride, a model, and a source of inspiration for our researchers. When we built the Village, which was our dream come true, our aim was not only to create ‘the home to sustainable beauty’, but also a happy work environment, and a place that could transit our values, including the harmony between humans and nature.  The Scientific Village is a step in this direction. We have many new ongoing projects. In 2020 we became partners of the World Happiness Report, published by the United Nations SDSN (Sustainable Development Solutions Network), led by Professor Jeffrey Sachs. The report measures every year the level of collective and individual happiness & wellbeing of countries and their communities following a list of 12 indicators (social, economic, psychological), with specific focuses at every edition. In 2020 the main focus is happiness & environment, a subject which we feel particularly sensitive to. We decided to support this project because we feel the need to participate in this global dialogue on happiness & well-being, which represents the ultimate goal of our society. At the same time, and together with UN SDSN as an institutional partner, we lead the ReGeneration 2030 global coalition, an alliance of international leaders in the private and public sectors – including companies, policymakers, academics, spiritual heads, non-profit world, and institutions – who will start a dialogue in the 3 areas of Regenerative Economy, Climate Action and World Happiness, signing a pledge and attending a kick-off event in Parma, on October 15-16.