and enrico this is nothing i had a different future in mind for him to be needed so. luisa is disappointed in italy a country that's gone through $66.00 governments in 74 years she says all they did was produce crisis after crisis and have done little for the country's future and the future of her children and her beloved grandchild. never it's shocking to know that many species of wild bees along with a wide range of other insects are increasingly facing extinction well in a bid to tackle the problem people in the dutch city of interest have come up with a great idea transforming bus stops into big stop so what's it all about well with the help of one of your interests been stop we've been finding out. lately a confident there has been one thing as a gardener. his real job is to maintain bus stops in the city. but now he's a been stopped people here to. offer jobs of finish out to lead to marriage and then they'll be able to grow some more. of it of art of what's in. this 6 square metre rooftop is covered with seen a cat a very hardy perennial also known as gold most

young italian she says spend that they're afraid to take their lives into their own hands her son enrico works in a pharmacy he doesn't have a family of his own. nor my children's generation has no more real prospects and they have no convincing vision for the future. and not just because there's less work nowadays and not just because the state is making life harder young italians have lost the will power that used to be so characteristic in this country. back in the day louisa loves watching movies from her childhood when children were still a priority for many a talent and everything seemed to be looking up there to them. i still remember how my aunts used to look at us how they would huggers children tightly loved us and they gave us the feeling that through us life was beginning once again. so what's gone wrong in adelaide sociologist say that during the last 2 decades generations they are have swapped roles. to families you know today the young they don't support the old here it is the other way around grandparents pass on houses or property to their kids or pay their grandchildren

enrico: i would say both. but not in the usual sense. italy, forarket in example. a transition of sector towards sustainable development, towards energy efficiency. the latest data for the largest year. -- the latestms data for the largest italian inms have a 15% increase productivity. this is just to say that there is a huge opportunity for the italian economic sector. francine: italy is a g-7, international, open economy. europetain a downturn in or even brexit? needo: it is clear that we an international environment which fights against the slowdown that is happening because of commercial war, and uncertainty at a global level. unfortunately, i do not think this will disappear soon, and that is where europe and italy need to invest more on domestic demand. said thattries have those countries who have more fiscal space must invest more. francine: mario draghi has been saying that for the last five years and we have had nothing. enrico: that is also in germany and the other regions and countries in europe understand that if nothing changes than the tospective is t