The FSR benefits from the support of donors, whose insights and support contribute to shape the school’s journey and ensure that its work remains both rigorous and relevant. Being an FSR donor means becoming an integral part of our community of experts and benefiting from privileged access to our activities.
Becoming an FSR Energy donor means becoming an integral part of our community of experts and benefiting from privileged access to our activities.
Donor Tier Level
1. Star Donors
2. Major Donors
3. Associate Donors
Part of the financing for FSR Transport’s activities and overall management is provided by donor companies with an interest in the sector. Organisations can support FSR Transport through an annual donorship, contributing to the development and continuity of its work.
Representatives of donor organisations are members of the FSR Transport Advisory Council, which meets once a year to provide recommendations on the annual work plan, future priorities, and key thematic areas. Donors remain in regular contact with the FSR Transport Director and team, are frequently invited to events organised in Florence, and may also propose new initiatives to be developed collaboratively.
Lights on Women promotes gender equality and representation in the energy, climate and sustainability sectors. One of the few initiatives recognised as part of the EU Commission, DG ENER Equality Network.
Donorship benefits:
LUCE Awards is an annual initiative aimed at spotlighting women’s outstanding contributions and achievements that pave the way for a more sustainable future.
Donorship benefits:
The Chair is named after Ignacia de Loyola de Palacio, former Vice President of the European Commission and Commissioner for transportation and energy. A great European, a decisive woman, and a person wholly dedicated to the common good. The Loyola de Palacio Chair activity started on 1 October 2008.
Donorship benefits:The Florence School of Regulation collaborates with an international network of partners to shape forward-looking regulation and public policy across sectors. Together with regulators, public authorities, companies, academic institutions and international organisations, we co-create high-quality training, applied research and policy dialogue initiatives. By connecting global perspectives with European policy experience, the FSR global network drives informed debate and practical solutions for today’s and tomorrow’s regulatory landscape.