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  • Roadmap to green culture

    Explore the ROCK Roadmap to Green Culture, a comprehensive guide designed to promote environmental sustainability within the arts and cultural sector. This roadmap outlines best practices and transformative approaches for integrating ambitious climate objectives into cultural policies and strategies. It emphasizes the importance of engaging entire departments in environmental activities, led by key personnel, to drive meaningful change. Regular surveys and consultations are conducted to understand the environmental impacts and attitudes within the cultural sector, ensuring that strategies and programs align with industry needs. The roadmap encourages the integration of

    Thinking beyond the COVID-19 crisis: heritage-based opportunities for the regeneration of rural areas

    This resource explores the challenges and opportunities for rural regeneration in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on the integration of cultural and natural heritage. It aims to provide actionable recommendations for enhancing digital transition, inclusion, and sustainability in rural communities across Europe. The text highlights the pressing need for improved digital infrastructure and access to services in rural areas, advocating for initiatives that promote digital literacy among diverse population groups. By addressing the digital divide, the resource seeks to empower local communities and reduce isolation, ultimately fostering social

    The digital transformation agenda and GLAMs – Culture24 findings and outcomes

    This report develops a shared understanding of what is happening in the cultural heritage sector to support digital transformation, to consider what terms like ‘digital transformation’ mean in practice for GLAM institutions and to provide a snapshot of digital capacity building initiatives in the sector. It was written by Culture24 and commissioned by the Europeana Foundation, in conjunction with a process that involved 64 participants from 22 countries over three weeks during the month of June 2020. In preparing this report, Culture24 looked into the differences between the terms digital

    Digital transformation in the time of COVID-19 – sense-making workshops findings and outcomes

    This report shares the results of workshops where cultural heritage experts shared their perspective, experience and expertise together to identify new paths through – and beyond – the COVID-19 crisis for digital cultural heritage. It presents findings and outcomes from a sense-making process that involved 64 participants from 22 countries over three weeks during the month of June 2020. The process was part of an ongoing effort by the Europeana Foundation to investigate digital transformation and capacity building across the European cultural heritage sector. The report is designed to be

    Patrimonio cultural e identidad en las universidades

    The article explores the dynamic evolution of theories concerning cultural heritage within academia, emphasizing their integration into undergraduate and postgraduate curricula. It posits universities not only as educational institutions but also as vital centres for scholarly inquiry and societal progress. Amidst the challenges posed by globalization, which threatens the preservation of heritage and identity, the article advocates for a collective approach to ownership and mobilization as essential strategies for safeguarding cultural heritage. Within the globalized context, universities serve as significant platforms for understanding the historical significance of heritage and its

    Da Salvaguarda à Valorização: Os Monumentos Nacionais de Portugal e a Abertura ao Público em 2019

    This study focuses on immovable cultural heritage assets classified as monuments, with the protection category of National Monument (NM), open to the public. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the National Monuments of Portugal and their accessibility to the public in 2019 and aims to contribute to the knowledge of these monuments in terms of their valorisation through access and enjoyment. The report encompasses a quantitative survey conducted from April 17 to June 17, 2020, providing valuable insights into the trends and characteristics of visitor access and engagement. The findings

    Joint Cross-Border Development Strategy

    This Strategy represents the fulfilment of the commitment of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain and the Government of the Portuguese Republic, set out in the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2018 at the XXX Luso-Spanish Summit, to define a Common Cross-Border Development Strategy. The entities responsible and the working group have geared their actions towards achieving the objective defined in the Memorandum, which is to guarantee the future sustainability of the territories, making them more attractive places to live, work and invest. The Strategy is a flexible tool

    Cultura no pós-Norte 2020: sumário executivo

    The document outlines a study commissioned by the Regional Directorate of Culture of the North (DRCN) of Portugal to develop a Regional Cultural Strategy following the Norte 2020 program. The study aims to reflect the shared interests of the region and guide investment decisions for the next decade. The analysis involved a comprehensive review of both national and international documents, including the Agenda 2030 and the New European Agenda for Culture, to identify key themes and align cultural policies with broader strategic goals. The methodology included qualitative analysis using NVivo

    Estratégia Comum de Desenvolvimento Transfronteiriço (Common Cross-Border Development Strategy)

    This Strategy represents the fulfilment of the commitment of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain and the Government of the Portuguese Republic, set out in the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2018 at the XXX Luso-Spanish Summit, to define a Common Cross-Border Development Strategy. The entities responsible and the working group have geared their actions towards achieving the objective defined in the Memorandum, which is to guarantee the future sustainability of the territories, making them more attractive places to live, work and invest. The Strategy is a flexible tool

    Estrategia Común de Desarrollo Transfronterizo (Common Strategy for Cross-Border Development)

    This Strategy represents the fulfilment of the commitment of the Government of the Kingdom of Spain and the Government of the Portuguese Republic, set out in the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2018 at the XXX Luso-Spanish Summit, to define a Common Cross-Border Development Strategy. The entities responsible and the working group have geared their actions towards achieving the objective defined in the Memorandum, which is to guarantee the future sustainability of the territories, making them more attractive places to live, work and invest. The Strategy is a flexible tool

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