Heritage as an integral dimension of NEB and Green Deal

The research report ‘Heritage as an integral dimension of NEB and Green Deal’ was developed in the context of the Horizon Europe project ‘HeritACT’ (website: https://www.heritact.eu/). The report proposes a framework for heritage activation that integrates European Green Deal (EGD) and New European Bauhaus (NEB) principles.

Discover the essence of cultural heritage through tangible and intangible elements, from historic sites to human practices, shaping Europe’s rich legacy. The paper advocates for a paradigm shift, positioning heritage as a catalyst for sustainable cities, circular economies, and a pollution-free Europe. The HeritACT project is a beacon of heritage revitalization through immersive experiences, exploring the five thematic pillars that underscore the intrinsic link between heritage preservation and climate action.

This insightful document, supported by key stakeholders like Europa Nostra and ICOMOS, offers concrete recommendations for policymakers and cultural enthusiasts alike. Overall, this report highlights the enormous potential that heritage has to help combat climate change and points out areas where adjustments might be required to ensure the integration of the creative and cultural dimension within the larger context of the EGD.

Category
Green Transition
Source
HeritACT
Author(s)
Language
English
Geography
Europe
Keywords
Heritage, Cultural Heritage, Heritage activation, Green, Green Transformation, Green Transition, NEB, EGD, Stakeholders, Stakeholder Engagement, Policy Recommendations, Climate Change, European Green Deal, New European Bauhaus, Sustainable Cities, Circular Economy
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