In the “Trazzera con vista” project, inclusion meets farming and the promotion of local heritage. The participants were 27 users with autism spectrum disorders and disabilities.

The idea behind the project is to use farming activities as a tool for social inclusion, through learning about and passing on old traditions, social practices, ways of life and crops typical of the area. The activities, carried out with the full participation of the users and partners involved, were: vegetable gardening, growing crops, and elements of rural culture (cooking, processing produce and promoting the landscape).