Meet the Grunin Prize Finalists: Integrating social impact into social asset management

In this episode, Zvia Schoenberg, executive director of the Grunin Center, speaks with Marella Caramazza, board member for Cottino Social Impact Campus, and Emiliano Giovine, lawyer and scientific director of the legal impact pillar for Cottino Social Impact Campus, to discuss their project: Integrating social impact into public asset management. The project introduces a legally grounded framework that enables municipalities to integrate social, environmental, and economic impact into the management and regeneration of public real estate. Using a model embedded in public procedures and contracts, it allows cities to value public assets beyond market price, aligning urban regeneration, social entrepreneurship, and public policy to generate measurable public value.To learn more about the project, you can visit the websites below:Grunin Prize Finalists: https://www.law.nyu.edu/centers/grunin-social-entrepreneurship/grunin-prize/2026Cottino Social Impact Campus: https://www.cottinosocialimpactcampus.org/en/home-eng/