Risultati finali
This deliverable provides recommendations, tools, procedures and common protocols to be validated in the experimental pilots of WP5. The early internal delivery of the document, by Month 6, will allow the application of an ‘agile’ methodology, where the initial release is updated on the basis of the feedback gathered from the users (internally by the project’s partners and externally by the members of the REACH network).
Summary of data related findings from previous projectsThis deliverable summarises and compares the findings from methodologies, methods, algorithms, data collections, data structures, and visualisation techniques from previous projects.
Terms of Reference for community building and stakeholders consultationThis deliverable describes how community building activities and stakeholder consultation will be carried out. It will include the list and timings of advocacy papers to be produced during the project, will lay out the conditions for participation in the REACH network, the models for collaboration agreements, and the memorandum of understanding with other projects and networks.
Final conferenceThis deliverable describes the planning for the REACH final conference that was to have been held in Pisa. It details the collection of posters and videos submitted by associates and cultural heritage stakeholders.
Data Management PlanThis deliverable provides the structure for gathering and maintaining data to be re-used. In particular, it addresses issues related to ownership and maintenance of data coming from distributed repositories across different labs, which may be subject to different policies and guidelines for accessing, sharing and processing content, with a variety of data types. This deliverable will evolve during the project’s lifetime in order to reflect the project’s findings on data management. It will use the template given by EC on data management in the H2020 Online Manual in the Participant Portal.
Small towns heritage pilot resultsThis deliverable provides a critical review of the results of the desk study and encounters carried out with local actors, with particular focus on resilience of small towns. This will provide a framework for sharing knowledge and analysis from academic partners, experience and other inputs from locally involved stakeholders, and a matrix of good practices from other countries in the form of a participative interactive map.
Minority heritage pilot resultsThis deliverable includes working papers and best practice guides, addressing a wider public, and scholarly articles, based on the experiences of the encounters will share knowledge with the academic sphere. The lessons learnt from the pilot case studies will be organized in two transversal categories: the first analysing the case studies from social aspects and the second considering the cultural rights and perspectives of these encounters in the light of adoption of participatory approaches
Rural heritage pilot resultsThis deliverable reports on activities undertaken together with local communities and the adoption of REACH participatory models for building dialogue and consensus for CH preservation in rural areas.
Final report on dissemination activities, community building, stakeholders consultationThis deliverable presents a final report about the communication and dissemination activities carried out throughout the whole project period. It will also describe the results of community building and stakeholders consultation activities. An intermediate version will be produced yearly, as an internal report
Best practices of social participation in cultural heritageBased upon a deeper analysis of other projects' activities than considered in D6.2, this deliverable critically reviews best and 'bad' participatory practices from a range of initiatives and considers lessons learned.
REACH proposal for resilient European cultural heritageThis deliverable takes into account the feedback from all the platform’s activities. It provides a description of the steps to foster the evolution of participatory approaches in the preservation, use/re-use and management of CH, aiming at improving CH resilience and to generate social innovation. In particular, the deliverable highlights the role of participatory approaches in supporting social cohesion and integration in Europe. A first version of the document will be produced at month 24, discussed at workshop in Prague, and then updated in successive versions, through an iterative process, until its final delivery.
Project evaluation reportThis deliverable provides the report about the internal and external evaluation conducted along the whole project. It will include outcomes of the local encounters, aggregating requirements emerged from the participating users, barriers, policy frameworks, and any other input useful to be transferred to the pilots and to the other WPs . Preliminary versions of the report will be released as intermediate and internal documents reporting the status of assessment of the project based on the evaluation of the partners and on the feedbacks gathered by the members of the REACH network. The final version will include a chapter dedicated to the assessment of the project’s impact.
Quality PlanThis deliverable is the project Quality Plan and it includes all the procedures, templates, guidelines and requirements to be followed by the partners in executing the project
Selection of projects and mapping of clustered research findingsThis deliverable includes approaches to the participatory preservation, use/re-use and management of CH drawn from critical mapping, including tangible and intangible CH. In liaison with the work of WP4, and to support the pilots of WP5, the deliverable will contribute to the creation of a cross-disciplinary and international network of relevant heritage scholarship, focusing on minorities, rural landscapes, small towns, CH institutions, with the aim to establish new interconnections in a rather fragmentary field
Workshops results and lessons learntThis deliverable provides the aggregated report about the thematic workshops held in Berlin, Coventry, Granada and Prague. It will provide: summary of the topics addressed, description of participants, analysis of users’ feedbacks on the participatory experience, lessons learnt, recommendations and best practices.
Institutional heritage pilot resultsThis deliverable reports on the results of the pilot with CH institutions. Based on the analysis of requirements of participatory approaches adopted by very different institutions, related restrictions and potential will be analysed and generalized into practical guidelines for CH institutions. These will help to better understand why and how participatory approaches help them to fulfil their tasks of preserving and communicating our heritage and improve their resilience
Overview of the REACH project’s resultsThis deliverable reflects upon the activities of the project and its final results
Sustainability planThis deliverable illustrates the plan agreed among the partners and the associate partners for the sustainability of the social platform at the end of the EC funded project, including the activity of pilots, open-heritage.eu and the coordination of research activity across the cultural heritage stakeholder network.
Workshops criteria and planningThis deliverable provides the planning of the workshops and the assessment criteria to be used as the basis for their evaluation. It will liaise with WP3 about links to be established with other networks and projects, and with WP6 concerning data gathering. It will also provide detailed and operational protocols to be followed in the thematic workshops, to guarantee their alignment and interconnection
This deliverable corresponds to the online publication of the online portal, including the design of Open-heritage.eu. It also details the communication and the dissemination plan. It describes the dissemination materials, together with a precise plan detailing how, when, by whom, and to whom this material will be distributed. The deliverable is updated periodically, as long as new material and news services are made available and the updates are included in the periodic official reporting to EC
This deliverable will relate how data is made openly available.
This deliverable presents the results of the opening conference, number and categories of attendees, level of participants’ interest and interaction, examples of best practices, success and failures, opportunities and threads, and the feedback of the audience on the scope of the social platform.
Pubblicazioni
Autori:
Forbes, Neil; Colella, Silvana
Pubblicato in:
SCIRES-IT, Numero Volume 9, Numero 1, 2019, Pagina/e 69-78, ISSN 2239-4303
Editore:
SCIentific RESearch and Information Technology
DOI:
10.2423/i22394303v9n1p69
Autori:
Lara Delgado Anés, José María Martín Civantos
Pubblicato in:
European Journal of Post Classical Archaeologies, Numero Volume 9 2019, 2019, Pagina/e 269-290, ISSN 2039-7895
Editore:
SAP Società Archeologica s.r.l.
Autori:
Marie-Louise Crawley and Rosamaria Kostic Cisneros
Pubblicato in:
Dance Articulated, Numero Vol 6: 1, 2020, Pagina/e 45-63, ISSN 2464-2258
Editore:
NTNU Open Access Journals
DOI:
10.5324/da.v6i1.3638
Autori:
Eszter György, Gábor Oláh
Pubblicato in:
socio.hu, Numero Special Numero, 2018, Pagina/e 37-50, ISSN 2063-0468
Editore:
MTA Társadalomtudományi Kutatóközpont Szociológiai Intézet
DOI:
10.18030/socio.hu.2018en.31
Autori:
Colella, Silvana
Pubblicato in:
Il Capitale Culturale: Studies on the Value of Cultural Heritage, Vol 0, Iss 18, Pp 251-275 (2018), Numero 1, 2018, ISSN 2039-2362
Editore:
edizioni università di macerata
DOI:
10.13138/2039-2362/1897
Autori:
Klusáková, Luďa; Parafianowicz, Halina; Brzozowska, Marlena
Pubblicato in:
Urbanities, Journal of Urban Ethnography, Numero Vol 9, 1.2019, 2019, Pagina/e 54-73, ISSN 2239-5725
Editore:
"""ilendaro.it"" in association with the International Urban Symposium (IUS) and the (IUAES) Commission on Urban Anthropology (CUA)"
Autori:
Lara Delgado Anés, José María Martín Civantos
Pubblicato in:
Il Capitale culturale - Studies on the Value of Cultural Heritage is the Journal promoted by the Division of Cultural Heritage, Numero Supplementi 09 / 2019, 2019, Pagina/e pp. 389-414, ISSN 2039-2362
Editore:
University of Macerata
DOI:
10.13138/2039-2362/2198
Autori:
ESZTER GYÖRGY
Pubblicato in:
Romani Studies, Numero 29/2, 2019, Pagina/e 205-232, ISSN 1528-0748
Editore:
Gypsy Lore Society
DOI:
10.3828/rs.2019.9
Autori:
Toscano, Maurizio; Colella, Silvana
Pubblicato in:
Numero 2, 2019
Editore:
REACH project
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.3725499
Autori:
Sonkoly, Gábor; Vahtikari, Tanja
Pubblicato in:
2018, ISBN 978-92-79-78020-2
Editore:
Publications Office of the European Union
DOI:
10.2777/569743
Autori:
Toscano, Maurizio
Pubblicato in:
E. Romero Frías and L. Bocanegra Barbecho (Eds.), Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Digitales Aplicadas, Granada, 2018, Numero 1, 2018, Pagina/e 538-561, ISBN 978-84-338-6318-8
Editore:
Universidad de Granada and Downhill Publishing
Autori:
Alfarano Nicola; Debernardi Elisa; Fresa Antonella; Melani Francesca; Pardini Elena
Pubblicato in:
2020
Editore:
REACH project
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.4316836
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