Terrae Vivae Hub grows out of Officine Municipali of Bracciano: a free meeting, exchange, and co-working space. A project that creates a phyiscal platform for all local initiatives around biodiversity, food systems and collective stewardship of the territory

What is the hub
a network-space that brings to light and connects existing experiences, and helps to link ecological education, agroecological practices, participatory processes, and local communities

Territory Bracciano
public initiatives, training courses, meetings between different local organizations, and moments for exchange and shared planning. It is a civic space where people can come into contact with the program and the hub.

Collaboration
Regione Lazio/ Comune di Bracciano this project is co-funded by the European Union
Short Description
Terrae Vivae Hub emerged as a natural evolution of the broader Terrae Vivae program, an initiative launched by Navdanya International in the Lake Bracciano region to foster a community-led agroecological and cultural transition. Recognizing that the ecological crisis cannot be solved by isolated sectors, the program spent years building grassroots relationships through ecological education, school collaborations, and local farming initiatives. As these various projects, youth programs, and agricultural networks grew, a clear need arose for a dedicated space to anchor them. The Hub was thus created to transition Terrae Vivae from a series of separate activities into a permanent, interconnected ecosystem. Functions as both a physical civic space in collaboration with the Municipality of Bracciano and a regional network, the Hub was established to unite previously scattered local energies—bringing together schools, farmers, artisans, and citizens into a collaborative infrastructure that transforms shared ecological vision into daily, collective practice.
What This Project Is About
Officine Municipali and Terrae Vivae: Cultivating Community, Regenerating Territories
From Biodiversity to Citizenship: The Story of a Community in the Making Event Report – May 23, 2026, Officine Municipali, Bracciano The event Youth [...]
Youth and Territory Building Community through Agroecology
Creating community around agroecology has been the core mission of our educational pathways on youth leadership and ecoliteracy. These journeys culminated in Youth & Territory: [...]
Agorecology Community
Within Officine Municipali, the Terrae Vivae program promotes a community agroecological space, designed as a support service for the farming community—both professional and hobbyist—in the agroecological transition. The space particularly encourages the involvement of younger generations in the ecological care of the territory and the future, creating connections between training, concrete opportunities, and local needs.
Event Platform
Terrae Vivae hub is a living platform that organises thematic events around culture, food systems and communitiy. Local initiatives are invited to use and live the space and organise host their events within the space. Every season has a cultural offer ranking from local farm presentations to movie screenings.
Co-Working
A free co-working space that invites students, remote workers and citizens to connect in an open-space office and the outside garden area.
A place for everyone to connect
Officine Municipali is one of the spaces where the Terrae Vivae program takes shape as a physical hub: here we host meetings, activities, and moments open to the community.
Progetto “Coworking Space Bracciano” – CUP F11I24000190009 – cofinanziato dall’Unione europea nell’ambito del PR Lazio FSE 2021‑2027, Priorità 1 Occupazione, Obiettivo specifico ESO4.2 AC 19, Avviso “Officine Municipali” DD G05680/2023. Beneficiario: Comune di Bracciano. Partner gestore: Navdanya International ETS.CUP: F11I24000190009 – Codice Sigem: 23019DC000000106

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Our approach recognizes that the rights of nature can only be realized through the renewal of our communal bonds and the shared responsibility of care. Through participatory governance, education, and collective action, we aim to restore our resources as living commons, where ecological regeneration and community regeneration are inseparable.



