Pour Hugues Sibille, président du Labo de l’Economie Sociale et Solidaire en France, la finalité de dispositifs tel que Uber ou Airbnb, c’est de gagner de l’argent, le plus vite possible. Face à cette logique, il défend de nouvelles formes d’organisation, où la communauté aurait vraiment le pouvoir. Est-ce un idée pour Bruxelles? "L’économie sociale devrait travailler à la conception de bases de données sous forme coopératives, contrôlées par les membres."

Lisez l'interview avec Sibille sur Rue89.

"LabGov is based upon the idea that for social and institutional regeneration it is necessary to create collaborative relationships between citizens, administrations and business to share the scarce resources in their individual availability to take care of the commons, tangible or intangible, of urban and local communities.

The crisis has impoverished all of us from an individual standpoint (i.e. the property of private goods). Thus, the only way to be able to maintain a good quality of life is to create a new institutional and economic system based on the model of “circular subsidiarity” embedded in article 118, paragraph 4, of the Italian Constitution, according to which public institutions shall favor all citizens, as individuals or in associative forms, willing to take care of the general interest."

Bologna is the first italian city that signed a regulation on collaboration between citizens and city for the care and regeneration of urban commons, by means of the "City as a Common" project. 
Several other cities are following the Bologna's example boosting an innovative social movement at the italian local level. 

click here to read more about LabGov, Bologna and other cities' projects.