Policy Monitor – Page 20 – European Heritage Hub

Town Centre First: a policy approach for Irish towns

3 February 2022

This policy document outlines the Town Centre First policy, a collaborative framework developed by the Irish government to build sustainable and vibrant town centers in support of national economic, cultural, and environmental development. The policy recognizes the importance of town centers as valuable economic, social, and cultural hubs, and highlights a set of characteristics that successful town centers should possess, including attractive public spaces, a range of services and shops, cultural and community spaces, well-maintained building stock, and diverse housing options. The policy also emphasizes the need for sustainable transportation

Commission Study on Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Technologies for the Cultural and Creative Sectors

1 February 2022

This study identifies opportunities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) for the Cultural and Creative Sectors (CCS), including museums and cultural heritage. It also suggests actions for stakeholders and policymakers. Regarding museums and cultural heritage, the study identifies at least three opportunities brought by AI: 1) Enhancing archival, cataloguing, and information management applications; 2) Enhancing audience engagement activities; and 3) Managing visitor experiences. Among the challenges facing our sector, the study identifies several key issues: a lack of skills and knowledge necessary to adopt these technologies, internal biases within

European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade

23 January 2022

Heritage professionals and enthusiasts should take note of this significant development in digital transformation. The EU ‘Lisbon Declaration – Digital Democracy with a Purpose’ sets out a trajectory for the digital transformation of society, economy, and even the environment. It focuses on putting people at the center and empowering individuals while advancing innovative businesses. One of the interesting aspects of this declaration is the emphasis on utilizing technology to address climate change concerns and protect the environment. However, the document is not limited to environmental concerns as it also highlights

Forslag til folketingsbeslutning om at sikre den unikke danske bygningsarv (Safeguarding the unique Danish building heritage)

21 January 2022

The proposal aims to protect Denmark’s building heritage by implementing measures that ensure historic buildings reflect the country’s cultural heritage. Key actions include updating planning laws, allocating funds for preservation, and establishing a working group to assess the value and conservation possibilities of protected and preservation-worthy buildings. The legislation highlights the historical significance of Denmark’s architectural heritage, noting that both protected and preservation-worthy buildings collectively represent the country’s cultural legacy. Despite existing laws, many valuable buildings are at risk due to inadequate state funding and local administrative challenges. The document

Zweite Windenergie-auf-See-Verordnung vom 18. Januar 2022 (BGBl. I S. 58)(Second Offshore Wind Energy Ordinance)

18 January 2022

The Second Offshore Wind Energy Ordinance (2. WindSeeV) establishes the regulatory framework for the development and management of offshore wind energy projects in Germany. This legislation aims to promote renewable energy production while ensuring environmental protection and sustainable use of maritime space. By setting clear guidelines and standards, the ordinance facilitates the efficient and coordinated development of offshore wind farms. The primary purpose of the 2. WindSeeV is to streamline the planning, approval, and operational processes for offshore wind projects. It outlines the requirements for site designation, project approval, and

Orientação Técnica nº 1/C04-i02/2022: Requalificação e conservação dos museus, monumentos e palácios públicos (Technical Guideline no. 1/C04-i02/2022: Upgrading and conservation of museums, monuments and public palaces)

18 January 2022

Component C04 – Culture of the Recovery and Resilience Plan includes the “RE-C04-i02 – Cultural Heritage” investment, which is divided into three measures. Under Measure C04-i02-m01, “Requalification and conservation of museums, monuments and public palaces”, work will be carried out on classified cultural heritage, covering 46 national museums, monuments and palaces. The aim is to requalify, preserve and adapt to the heritage constraints of each building, also focusing on meeting energy efficiency and water efficiency requirements. This Technical Guidance is released by the Cultural Heritage Safeguard Fund (FSPC) and relates

Food Vision 2030 A World Leader in Sustainable Food Systems

5 January 2022

As the global community increasingly prioritizes sustainable agriculture, it is crucial that agri-food sectors adopt environmentally responsible practices. The attached policy paper outlines a Strategic Vision for the agri-food sector in Ireland, providing a comprehensive approach to tackling environmental challenges while supporting economic and social sustainability. The policy paper emphasizes the importance of balancing economic growth, environmental protection, and social justice, aiming to create a Climate Smart, Environmentally Sustainable Agri-Food Sector. It envisions a future where primary producers have enhanced well-being, with a viable and resilient food sector that produces

Strengthening cultural heritage resilience for climate change

1 January 2022

This report addresses the intersection of European heritage and climate change, presenting key findings and recommendations for policymakers, heritage managers, and society as a whole. It emphasises the European Green Deal’s goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 and the need to integrate cultural heritage into climate change initiatives. The document highlights the vulnerability of cultural heritage to climate change and the potential of heritage preservation as a sustainable solution to the climate crisis. One of the main themes explored is the impact of climate change on European cultural heritage.

Audiovisual Action Plan – Creative Ireland

1 January 2022

Discover a comprehensive analysis of the Irish audio visual sector, exploring key themes and findings. The report delves into the economic and cultural significance of European heritage, highlighting its impact on society and the economy. It presents a detailed overview of the challenges and opportunities within the European Heritage landscape, offering valuable insights for professionals and enthusiasts in the field. The document outlines the critical role of Irish heritage in shaping cultural identity and fostering social cohesion. It emphasizes the need for strategic investment and regulatory reform to support the

Strategia “Cahul –capitala cultural-creativă a Republicii Moldova, 2022-2030” (Strategy “Cahul – the cultural-creative capital of the Republic of Moldova, 2022-2030”)

1 January 2022

This comprehensive report provides a detailed overview of the cultural development strategy for the city of Cahul in Moldova, offering valuable insights into the city’s initiatives and plans for enhancing its cultural landscape. It outlines a strategic vision for modernizing cultural infrastructure, fostering international cultural relations, and promoting creative entrepreneurship. It delves into the city’s efforts to ensure access to cultural activities for all citizens and highlights the significance of international cultural events hosted by Cahul, such as the “Nufărul Alb” Festival and the “Faces of Friends” music festival. Moreover,

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Town Centre First: a policy approach for Irish towns

Commission Study on Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Technologies for the Cultural and Creative Sectors

European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade

Forslag til folketingsbeslutning om at sikre den unikke danske bygningsarv (Safeguarding the unique Danish building heritage)

Zweite Windenergie-auf-See-Verordnung vom 18. Januar 2022 (BGBl. I S. 58)(Second Offshore Wind Energy Ordinance)

Orientação Técnica nº 1/C04-i02/2022: Requalificação e conservação dos museus, monumentos e palácios públicos (Technical Guideline no. 1/C04-i02/2022: Upgrading and conservation of museums, monuments and public palaces)

Food Vision 2030 A World Leader in Sustainable Food Systems

Strengthening cultural heritage resilience for climate change

Strategia “Cahul –capitala cultural-creativă a Republicii Moldova, 2022-2030” (Strategy “Cahul – the cultural-creative capital of the Republic of Moldova, 2022-2030”)

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