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  • Digitalisierung und nachhaltiges Kulturerbe- Management

    This insightful text delves into the intersection of digitalisation and sustainability within the realm of European Heritage. It explores how digital technologies are reshaping the preservation, accessibility, and management of cultural assets across Europe. The document highlights the increasing importance of digitalisation in addressing long-term archiving challenges and enhancing the overall sustainability of cultural heritage practices. One key focus is the role of digital initiatives in engaging younger audiences and local communities with European heritage. It discusses the evolving needs and expectations of stakeholders in the cultural sector, emphasising the

    O património imóvel avesso à estatística? Os Monumentos Nacionais e o acesso público

    This article addresses the issue of the lack of comprehensive statistical data on public access to immovable cultural heritage sites in Portugal. The research methodology involves a quantitative approach, utilising a survey that focuses on various aspects such as access, visitors, facilities, personnel, and activities. The survey was conducted in 2019 and 2020, collecting data from 2017 to 2019, with a sample size of 172 sites in 2019 and 166 in 2020. The results are presented in two main sections: the characterization of the surveyed sites and the volume and

    Heritage Conversations: Learning from Heritage Opportunities/threats within Mega-Events in Europe (HOMEE)

    Heritage Opportunities/threats within Mega-Events in Europe (HOMEE) project realised jointly by partners from Italy, Cyprus, Poland and the United Kingdom, was awarded with the European Heritage Awards | Europa Nostra Awards 2022 in the category of Research. Our conversation gives a closer insight into this project, asking the major question: What can we learn from HOMEE? Participants of the discussion: Davide Ponzini Dr Franco Bianchini Dr Joanna Sanetra-Szeliga ‘Heritage Conversations’ is a series of discussions led by the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub team in Kraków. Their goal is to promote

    Leveraging Glocal Ecosystems of Creativity and Cultural Heritage

    The overall goal of GLORY is to develop and increase competitiveness of sustainable glocal creativity and cultural heritage ecosystems that will empower innovative use and promotion of creativity and cultural heritage through the concept of commons, ecosystem of value creation and peer-to-peer compatibility currencies learning, deeply grounded on fair collaboration and co-creation contributing to flourishing of culture and creative-social economies. Pilot creativity and cultural heritage ecosystems will co-develop a long-term creativity and cultural heritage GAPs (glocal action plans) and new business models, with local and international components, addressing glocal challenges

    Methodology for the energy renovation of heritage buildings using BIM. Guidelines for the development of an Energy Efficient Heritage Building Information Model (EE-HBIM).

    The project BEEP – BIM for Energy Efficiency in the Public Sector – financed by the ENI CBC Med European programme, has demonstrated that, through a multidisciplinary and integrated digital approach and with innovative financing systems, it is possible to improve the capacity of local public administrations to carry out informed renovation interventions, balanced between the preservation and fruitions of the buildings they manage and use. This volume, in presenting the results of BEEP project, illustrates the different stages of this process, which starts with the monitoring and integrated management

    Carta aberta: Procedimento concursal Laboratório José de Figueiredo e Contratação de 40 conservadores-restauradores por parte do Estado Português

    This open letter addresses the Minister of Culture regarding concerns about the lack of clear qualifications and competencies for Conservators-Restorers in Portugal. It highlights the absence of specific requirements in current legal frameworks, such as Laws 107/2001, 47/2004, and Decree-Law 140/2009. The signatories express disagreement with the ongoing recruitment process for Conservators-Restorers at the José de Figueiredo Laboratory, emphasising the need for more stringent criteria given the responsibilities involved. They stress the importance of defining the professional profile of Conservators-Restorers to safeguard cultural heritage. The letter references previous commitments by

    Climate Change and Cultural Heritage: From Small- to Large-Scale Effects—The Case Study of Nora (Sardinia, Italy)

    The article delves into the intricate relationship between climate change and the preservation of cultural heritage, focusing on the archaeological site of Nora in Sardinia. The study underscores the vulnerability of Nora’s building materials to weathering processes exacerbated by climate change, such as increased greenhouse gas concentrations and rising sea levels. To better comprehend the impact of these environmental changes, accelerated decay tests are being conducted to assess the deterioration of lithoid materials at the site. Moreover, the research sheds light on the significance of protective measures, such as nanolime

    Culture For Health Rapport

    This report gathers existing evidence on the positive effect of arts and cultural activities on health and well-being and provides policy recommendations for stakeholders in the cultural, health and social sectors, and decision makers at local, national and European level. The CultureForHealth report is not limited to a few research questions but seeks to provide a clear indication of the volume of existing literature, the key concepts, focus points and the types of studies that exist. It also identifies knowledge gaps in the existing literature. The Policy Recommendations provide a

    Culture For Health Rapporto

    This report gathers existing evidence on the positive effect of arts and cultural activities on health and well-being and provides policy recommendations for stakeholders in the cultural, health and social sectors, and decision makers at local, national and European level. The CultureForHealth report is not limited to a few research questions but seeks to provide a clear indication of the volume of existing literature, the key concepts, focus points and the types of studies that exist. It also identifies knowledge gaps in the existing literature. The Policy Recommendations provide a

    The Culture For Health Report

    This report gathers existing evidence on the positive effect of arts and cultural activities on health and well-being and provides policy recommendations for stakeholders in the cultural, health and social sectors, and decision makers at local, national and European level. The CultureForHealth report is not limited to a few research questions but seeks to provide a clear indication of the volume of existing literature, the key concepts, focus points and the types of studies that exist. It also identifies knowledge gaps in the existing literature. The Policy Recommendations provide a

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