Heritage in EuroPe: new techHologies in crAft for prEserving and innovaTing fUtureS

Información del proyecto

HEPHAESTUS

Identificador del acuerdo de subvención: 101095123

DOI 10.3030/101095123

Fecha de la firma de la CE 13 Diciembre 2022

Fecha de inicio 1 Abril 2023

Fecha de finalización 31 Marzo 2027

Financiado con arreglo a

• Culture, creativity and inclusive society

Coste total € 3 951 429,72

Aportación de la UE € 3 951 429,72

Coordinado por

COPENHAGEN BUSINESS SCHOOL
Denmark

Resultado final

Documents, reports (9)

Report describing the process for implementing technologies in craft processes

SWOT analysis of the use of cutting-edge technologies in craft, and presentation of innovations that link cutting-edge technologies and craft processes. The report will also have an analysis of the impact of the use of technologies on the local communities. The report will have a review on cutting-edge technologies used in contemporary crafts, and also used to restore traditional craft artefacts, to valorise heritage, preserve knowledge and materials. The report will have produce a ‘craft-technology driven scorecard’ of cutting-edge and digital technologies for craft-making processes, and a repository of their technical descriptions and potential application in the craft sectors.

A report on the perceived educational gaps among craft-makers

The report will present the results of the online questionnaire, and the analysis of the co-creation workshops. Tor Vergata will write this report with regards to the different knowledge areas covered by the projects (digital/tech, entrepreneurial/organisational skills). Such needs will be the input for the design of the bottom-up educational curricula in T4.3 in a report on knowledge gaps and needs for continuous education in the craft sector.

Data Management Plan

Data Management Plan delivered month 6.

Briefs for business transformation and policymaking

Report on the develop sub codes for identifying economic activities associated with the craft sector.Deliverable (include Policy Brief) is due on Month 12 and then updated continuously and finalised in the last month of the project.

Report for policymakers with strategies for sustainable craft ecosystem management and heritage preservation

Presentation of the analysis of the historical changes of the role of crafts, and their relations with other sectors in the selected ecosystems. Suggestions of how to support selected traditional and authentic crafts at risk of disappearing.Deliverable (includes Policy Brief) is due on Month 12 and then updated continuously and finalised in the last month of the project.

Report on the establishment of the network of municipalities, heritage sites, and museums participating at the Living Lab

A report describing the network of municipalities, heritage sites, and museums participating at the Living Lab.

Establishment of a network on craft

Presentation of the network at the beginning of the project, and presentation of the results at the end of the project.

Visual identity and digital experience of the project

Development of the project visual identity and website.

Creation and diffusion of craft histories

NB: First delivery date month 12 and updates every 6 month until finish Videos on craft histories and on craft artefacts through the life and social contexts of their makers and a travel guide on craftsmanship in the countries involved.