INPS launches new welfare model: 'Autonomy and Prevention'

The president of INPS, Gabriele Fava, presented a new welfare model during the Cl Meeting in Rimini, focused on citizens' autonomy and prevention. “We don’t just provide services, but we build with each person the path to restart,” he said. The model includes an app for young people, portals for disability and parenthood, and an agreement with the Revenue Agency to simplify life for businesses. The goal is to create a “generative” welfare with more listening and prevention.

Fava emphasized that INPS wants to be present when life changes, becoming the country’s largest social infrastructure. “An authentic welfare must give people the strength and tools to decide their own future,” he concluded.

The reform could have a moderate impact on the social sector, with associated regulatory risks. Its implementation is expected by 2024.