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Supporting and Developing WIdening Strategies to tackle Hydroclimatic Extreme Events: impacts and Sustainable solutions for cultural heritage

Description du projet

Adapter la protection des sites culturels au changement climatique

Les prémices du changement climatique ont mis en lumière son incidence et les dommages qu’il peut occasionner aux sites du patrimoine culturel partout dans le monde, engendrant le besoin de plus en plus impérieux de trouver des solutions pour mieux les protéger. Le projet SD-WISHESS, financé par l’UE, réunira 14 organisations en vue de favoriser la collaboration et les méthodes de recherche, ainsi que les politiques et les technologies. Il a pour ambition de préserver, de soutenir et de protéger les sites du patrimoine culturel sans enfreindre les politiques des pays membres. SD-WISHESS s’intéresse tout particulièrement aux conséquences des catastrophes liées à l’eau et au climat, aux changements touchant les sites du patrimoine culturel et aux moyens de les prévenir ou de s’y adapter.

Objectif

The purpose of the proposal put together by the Climate JPI and the Water JPI is to “enable collaboration between national research and innovation funding members to address together the protection of cultural heritage in Europe and beyond. With this purpose, both JPIs will support the implementation of multi-annual joint activities that will focus on the better understanding of, and the identification of best available adaptation solutions in response to hydroclimatic extreme events”.
The Consortium established by both JPIs gathers today 14 organisations including programme owners (funding agencies from Belgium, France, Georgia, Italy, Malta, UK, Kenya, Portugal and Romania), research performing organisations/ academia, foundations and private companies.
The following operational objectives have been laid out by the Consortium: - Enhance cross-sector collaborations and strategic coordination between water, climate and cultural heritage. - Launch and monitor joint activities to measure progress towards widening. - Address potential barriers for collaboration. - Evaluate the impacts of those joint activities on widening policies as well as EU and international policy frameworks, notably the EU Green Deal and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
- Implement joint activities enabling the market, regulatory and societal uptake of results.
The project will be structured around 6 work packages (WP) looking at the coordination of activities (WP1), the identification of relevant gaps in the fields of cultural heritage, water and climate (WP2), the launch of joint activities, the TAP instrument (Thematic Annual Programming; WP3), communication and dissemination of project results (WP4), the analysis of impacts of proposed actions on EU widening strategies (WP5), and the implementation of specific tools to enable the social, regulatory and market uptake of proposed innovations stemming from joint activities (WP6).

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CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 297 500,00
Adresse
PIAZZALE ALDO MORO 7
00185 Roma
Italie

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Région
Centro (IT) Lazio Roma
Type d’activité
Research Organisations
Liens
Coût total
€ 297 500,00

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