To implement the local welfare network; develop tools for identifying social demand, monitor and evaluate social policies; and build “statistical data” to guide the planning of inclusive and effective welfare.

Interactive (action-research) to stimulate reflection and multidisciplinary work using qualitative, quantitative, and training tools; development of tools for monographic surveys.

– Young adults aged 35 to 45 to identify the skills learned during their growth process, with particular reference to responsibility, autonomy, and participation in community life.

– Seniors aged 65 and over to identify lifestyle patterns, with particular reference to well-being, health, and life expectancy.