Deliverables
The guidelines will be made fully available on the project website and disseminated towards all identified endusers
Dissemination and exploitation planThe dissemination and exploitation plan will vary depending on different elements, such as the stakeholders progressively involved, the networks, alliances, synergies and the project partners’ parallel activities that may be linked with the project. For this reason it will be revised and updated (M6, M18), and the final version (M24) will contain the exploitation of the project outputs and results after the end of the project, as well as a plan to maintain active the Social Platform.
Reports of the analysis of case studiesThe reports will be collected and used by the project partners to refine the assessment model
Policy brief with recommendations on cultural impact for policy makersA policy brief on cultural impact will be published on the project and EU websites and disseminated through the different channels identified
Review of research literature, policy programmes and (good and bad) practicesThe report will comprise an overall/general presentation of the state of the art of research literature and policy programmes, as well as foreseen trends, with respect to the four domains under consideration related to impact assessment and interventions in cultural heritage and environment.
Report of the Final Public ConferenceReport of the groups and plenary discussions as regards the conclusions and recommendations contained in the policy briefs and guidelines drafted
A Stakeholders Conference (M13)The conference kits media packages and relevant publications will be made available through the website in English
Workshop proceedings for the first public workshopThe first public workshop proceedings will be made public on the project website
Conference proceedings for the Stakeholders ConferenceProceedings for the Stakeholders Conference will be made public on the project website
Policy brief with recommendations on environmental impact for policy makersA policy brief on environmental impact will be published on the project and EU websites and disseminated through the different channels identified
A concise essay mapping of existing gaps, issues and problemsProposed structure: 1. Introduction 2. Purpose and goals 3. Methodology 4. Part I: Existing and emerging problems, issues, practices and policy gaps 5. Conclusions 6. Bibliography
Map of best practicesThe map of best practices, that will be published online and drafted with the support of the stakeholders, will also contain some “bad practices” examples, since failures and their analysis may help to identify criticalities and improve approaches.
Final version of Impact Assessment ModelThe final model will be published on the project website
Policy brief with recommendations on economic impact for policy makersA policy brief on economic impact will be published on the project and EU websites and disseminated through the different channels identified
Policy brief with recommendations on social impact for policy makersA policy brief on social impact will be published on the project and EU websites and disseminated through the different channels identified
Future need and research agendaA detailed description of the future research directions emerging from our project will be published on the project and EU websites and disseminated through the different channels identified
Toolkit for stakeholdersThe toolkit will be made fully available on the project website
Workshop proceedings for the second public workshopThe second public workshop proceedings will be made public on the project website
The same process will be used to design the website, ensuring that the platform chosen through a benchmarking exercise is also adaptable to the ultimate needs of the project. The visual identity selected for SoPHIA will also be used for the website. The main website will be in English; private parts, needed to follow-up on on-going debates, will be eventually available in other languages
SoPHIA logo and visual identityP2 will develop, in agreement and close cooperation with the other consortium partners, with the support of a professional designer specialized in the field of cultural cooperation a visual identity for SoPHIA. This will be done ensuring that the designer understands, and shares, the idea and objectives of the project. The task will include the design of the logo, PPT and Word templates, and flyers.
A digital mapping tool in the project website with extensive filtersIt will be part of the toolkit for stakeholders and will be published on the SoPHIA website.
SoPHIA newslettersEvery two months a newsletter linked to the website and made available through a mailing list to all stakeholders of the Social Platform and all subscribers of the website will inform about updates on SoPHIA current activities achievements results and publications but also reveal the next steps within the project
The first draft will be circulated by M6, containing the list and types of data collected and generated, the purpose of data collection and generation, the origin of such data, the formats and expected size. It will also contain the locations where the data will be stored (considering its confidential or public nature) and the possible end-users. The first version will be released at M9 and updated at M18 and M. 24. The strategy for data management will be considered as an open process conditioned by the data development and the participant's interests in a broad sense. The project web, will be a key element to made the data accessible and to stimulate the participants’ and other interested persons’ (citizens’) feedback.
Publications
Author(s):
Edited by: Michela Marchiori, Nicholas Anastasopoulos, Mercedes Giovinazzo, Paraic Mc Quaid,
Aleksandra Uzelac, Aron Weigl, Henrik Zipsane
Published in:
Economia della Cultura, Issue 3/2021, 2021, ISBN 978-88-15-29973-4
Publisher:
Il Mulino
Author(s):
Tisma S., Mileusnić Škrtić M., Maleković, S., & Jelinčić D. A.
Published in:
Journal of Risk and Financial Management, Issue 2021, 14(10), 466, 2021, Page(s) 21, ISSN 1911-8074
Publisher:
MDPI
DOI:
10.3390/jrfm14100466
Author(s):
Angela Wieser
Published in:
Zeitschrift für Evaluation, Issue 20. Jahrgang 2021, Heft 1, S., 2021, Page(s) 179-187, ISSN 1619-5515
Publisher:
Waxmann Verlag GMBH
DOI:
10.31244/zfe.2021.01.08
Author(s):
Demartini P., Marchegiani L., Marchiori M.
Published in:
L’Italia ai tempi del Covid-19, Tomo II (Italy during the Covid-19 time, II vol.), 2020
Publisher:
Cedam
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