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  • En avant le Patrimoine !

    This document outlines principles and actions aimed at establishing a forward-looking legacy for the European Year of Cultural Heritage (EYCH). It provides strategic guidance for future European policies and programmes to ensure a dynamic approach to culture and cultural heritage. The EYCH facilitated rich exchanges among cultural heritage experts and European and national institutions, fostering improved inter-institutional and cross-sectoral collaborations. It also facilitated a deeper understanding of the points of convergence between actors active in the cultural heritage field, thereby delineating the scope for joint European action. The recommendations in

    European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards 2018

    This annual publication includes descriptions, jury citations and contact details on the winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards. In 2018, 29 laureates from 17 countries were recognised for their exemplary accomplishments in conservation, research, dedicated service, and education, training and awareness-raising. As a contribution to the European Year of Cultural Heritage, in 2018 the Awards put special emphasis on the European added value of the selected heritage achievements Among the outstanding European heritage success stories awarded in 2018 we can find the rehabilitation of a Byzantine

    Guidelines for sustainable adaptive reuse for cultural heritage

    This resource offers a comprehensive approach to sustainable adaptive reuse within historic urban centres. Emphasising the circular urban system concept, it positions cultural heritage at the core of sustainable development, advocating for its integration into economic, environmental, and social realms. The guidelines cater to a diverse audience, aiming to both inform the ROCK project community and engage a broader spectrum of stakeholders. By showcasing successful implementations from ROCK cities, these guidelines offer valuable examples and key takeaways, facilitating the replication of adaptive reuse projects. Central to its approach is the

    European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018: International Perspectives

    This recommendations paper delves into the significance of cultural heritage within the European context, exploring its role in fostering creativity, innovation, and economic growth. It highlights the European Commission’s recognition of cultural and creative industries, including heritage, as vital for driving competitiveness and job creation. This document emphasises the importance of maximising the intrinsic, economic, and societal value of cultural heritage to promote diversity and intercultural dialogue. It discusses the EU’s engagement in multilateral forums and bilateral dialogues to address cultural heritage policies, emphasising the benefits of sustainable development and

    A New European Agenda for Culture

    This document focuses on enhancing cultural heritage preservation and accessibility across Europe. It aims to engage policy makers, heritage professionals, organisations, and civil society in promoting sustainable practices and inclusive approaches to heritage conservation. The initiative builds on the influential “Venice Charter” to establish updated quality principles for cultural heritage interventions, ensuring decisions align with the values of historical environments. Key components of the initiative include research, sharing of good practices, and consultation with stakeholders like UNESCO and Europa Nostra. Efforts are directed towards encouraging people-centred approaches, making heritage more

    Estudo de Públicos de Museus Nacionais – Públicos do Museu Nacional do Azulejo

    This report is part of a study that produces up-to-date and reliable information on audiences for DGPC museums, including social profiles and cultural practices, the relationship with museums, expectations, evaluations and suggestions arising from the visit. It aims to promote knowledge and the search for new responses to the challenges that audiences are posing to many museum institutions as a result of the strong impact of tourism. This is a pioneering study in Portugal from several points of view: the number of participating museums, the comparative perspective adopted and the

    Conservação, salvaguarda e valorização do Património Arquitetónico: opções, fases e suas vicissitudes

    The article “Conservação, salvaguarda e valorização do Património Arquitetónico: opções, fases e suas vicissitudes” delves into the conservation, protection, and valorization of architectural heritage. It emphasises the importance of following methodological and doctrinal guidelines outlined in international charters and Portuguese legislation. Additionally, it discusses the application of these principles in the context of complex buildings, stressing the need to consider the entire structure and its intangible historical significance. The article highlights the challenges and considerations involved in interventions on architectural heritage, emphasising the need for a scientific and contemporary approach

    Protection of Cultural Heritage Latvia

    The document discusses Latvia’s efforts in cultural heritage protection, highlighting the evolution of heritage protection laws and practices since 1940. The overview explores the evolving landscape of cultural heritage protection, highlighting the significance of preserving diverse heritage values. It addresses the need for a shift from bureaucratic control to a more inclusive and participatory approach that engages society in heritage preservation efforts. The text emphasises the importance of modern technologies in enhancing the understanding and documentation of cultural heritage. By moving beyond traditional methods, it advocates for the integration of

    Portugal National Report: UNESCO Man & the Biosphere Programme (2017)

    The Portuguese annual MaB report 2018 provides a comprehensive overview of the initiatives and activities undertaken in the eleven Biosphere Reserves in Portugal during the year. The report emphasises the importance of raising awareness and promoting environmental education within these reserves. Various projects and activities were implemented to engage local communities and stakeholders in sustainable practices. These initiatives included visitor monitoring programs, volunteer activities, and awareness campaigns focused on environmental sustainability. Additionally, the report highlights the management efforts within the Biosphere Reserves, which involved active participation in meetings and working

    Paysages et patrimoine: les atouts d’un territoire – Centre-Val de Loire (Landscapes and heritage: the assets of a territory – Centre-Val de Loire)

    The Centre-Val de Loire region is renowned for its emblematic landscapes such as the Loire Valley, the Beauce plains, and the Brenne and Sologne wetlands. These landscapes result from a combination of natural phenomena, such as topography, geology, and vegetation, as well as human actions throughout history. They are therefore a crucial element of our living environment: maintaining or even restoring high-quality landscapes is vital for the well-being of communities. Beyond this aspect related to quality of life, landscapes are an integral part of regional heritage, alongside urban centres, historic

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