Giovanni Migotto is a Master’s graduate in European and International Studies from the University of Trento, with experience in student representation, sustainability governance, and international simulations. He is engaged in cultural and public events and contributes to geopolitical research and conferences. Fluent in Italian and English and proficient in Spanish, he is committed to fostering institutional collaboration and sustainable initiatives.
This article examines European forest governance through the interconnection of ecological protection, restoration, resilience and local development. Focusing on the Alto Bellunese as a case study, it explores how European policies can be translated into local practices through multi-level govern…
Food insecurity in Eastern DRC is structurally driven by conflict, displacement, and livelihood collapse, not scarce land. Climate change, hazardous pesticides, gender barriers, and neglected crop species compound the crisis. Humanitarian aid often reinforces dependency rather than building resil…
