Policy Monitor – Page 8 – European Heritage Hub

Estratégia Regional Alentejo 2030

1 September 2020

The Alentejo 2030 Regional Strategy aims to foster sustainable regional development by enhancing housing policies, promoting socio-economic innovation, and improving infrastructure. It focuses on cooperation among stakeholders, addressing societal challenges, and ensuring access to essential services, while prioritising environmental sustainability and the effective use of strategic resources for future growth. The Strategy emphasises the significance of culture and heritage as vital components of regional identity and economic development. It recognises the potential of cultural and creative industries to enhance tourism and promote local heritage, thereby enriching the region’s unique identity.

Technical study on the possible introduction of optional building renovation passports

1 May 2020

This report focuses on the technical study conducted on the potential implementation of optional building renovation passports within the European Union. The document was prepared for the European Commission and highlights the recommendations of the authors on the relevance, feasibility, and possible scope of measures at EU level. The study conducted a review of existing building renovation passport schemes and initiatives, analyzing their potential impact and efficiency at an EU level. Part 1 of the report provides an overview of the building renovation passports and their implications for the EU,

HES Archives: Digital Repository Management Policies

13 March 2020

The legislation outlined in the attached document plays a crucial role in shaping the preservation and management of heritage sites and artefacts. It establishes guidelines and standards for the acquisition, appraisal, and preservation of digital assets related to Scotland’s historic environment. By setting out clear policies and procedures, the legislation ensures that digital records contributing to Scotland’s historical narrative are safeguarded for future generations. One of the key themes addressed in the legislation is the importance of metadata and documentation in enabling the accessibility and usability of digital files. It

A new Circular Economy Action Plan: For a cleaner and more competitive Europe

11 March 2020

The European Commission’s recently published Action Plan for the Circular Economy represents a significant shift towards greater sustainability policy. The Plan outlines a series of measures geared towards promoting a circular economy, in which goods and services are designed to be reused rather than discarded, resulting in a more sustainable and environmentally responsible approach to production and consumption. The Plan’s purpose is to address the issue of the EU’s unsustainable resource consumption and waste production, which are rapidly contributing to climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental degradation. One of the

A European strategy for data

19 February 2020

The strategy acknowledges the value of the reusability of data by everyone and explicitly recognises the value of public sector data, produced with public funds, and the need for it to benefit society at large, including data from the cultural heritage sector. This can be seen as an opportunity for the cultural heritage sector: its data is part of a key strategic vision, attracting new ideas, partners, investment, infrastructure, and above all, joint efforts to have a bigger impact. The strategy seeks to create a ‘single European data space –

Farm to Fork Strategy: For a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly food system

1 January 2020

The European Union’s sustainable food system framework aims to create an efficient policy that promotes sustainability in all food-related policies. The framework aims to transition all food products placed on the EU market into being increasingly sustainable. This framework will combine certification and labeling on the sustainability performance of food products and targeted incentives to promote sustainable practices and raise sustainability standards. As a result, these practices will serve as the norm for all food products in the EU market. The framework requires all actors of the food chain, such

HOMEE – Charter For Mega-Events in Heritage-Rich Cities

1 January 2020

The Charter for Mega-Events in Heritage-Rich Cities provides principles and recommendations that can help cities take advantage of the opportunities offered by mega-events and mitigate their risks. The Charter explores issues ranging from the new uses and physical stresses that mega-events can introduce in historic areas to changes in the understanding of heritage spaces. It explores the challenges for the local governance of mega-events. Local policymakers can refer to the Charter’s recommendations from the initial bidding stages for cultural mega-events like Capital/City of Culture programmes and throughout the planning of

Culture 2025: A National Cultural Policy Framework to 2025

1 January 2020

Explore the rich tapestry of Irish heritage through this comprehensive framework that delves into the cultural, historical, and architectural treasures that shape the continent. The document highlights the significance of built heritage, archaeology, and natural habitats in contributing to the economic and social vibrancy of cities, towns, and villages. It underscores the importance of preserving traditional agricultural practices and high-quality landscapes that have evolved over thousands of years. Moreover, the framework emphasises the pivotal role of cultural institutions, arts, film, music, and language in shaping the cultural landscape of Ireland.

Malta’s 2030 National Energy and Climate Plan

2 December 2019

The Republic of Malta adopted its first National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2018/1999 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Governance of the Energy Union and Climate Action. Malta’s NECP covers the Energy Union’s five dimensions: decarbonisation, energy efficiency, energy security, internal energy market, and research, innovation and competitiveness. The NECP addresses cultural heritage in several ways. A key principle of the strategy is “Energy Efficiency first” in energy planning and investments. However, the plan provides for an assessment of other relevant

Regulation on Governing The Urban Commons in the City of Turin

2 December 2019

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the governance and evaluation of urban commons in the city of Turin. It outlines the principles, methodologies, and processes involved in the shared governance, care, and management of urban commons, emphasizing the importance of transparency, participation, and collaborative ownership. The regulation delves into the evaluation of activities carried out under civic deals, highlighting the need for clarity, comparability, and independence in the evaluation process. It also addresses the social value and financial aspects of these activities, emphasizing the preparation of transparent financial balance

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Estratégia Regional Alentejo 2030

Technical study on the possible introduction of optional building renovation passports

HES Archives: Digital Repository Management Policies

A new Circular Economy Action Plan: For a cleaner and more competitive Europe

A European strategy for data

Farm to Fork Strategy: For a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly food system

HOMEE – Charter For Mega-Events in Heritage-Rich Cities

Culture 2025: A National Cultural Policy Framework to 2025

Malta’s 2030 National Energy and Climate Plan

Regulation on Governing The Urban Commons in the City of Turin

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