This deliverable describes two areas of sustainability of the REACH project’s work. The first is how direct activities of the project will be maintained and results maximised after…
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UNCHARTED D1.2 Analysis of the influence of urbanisation and social and spatial segregation in cities in the configuration of the values of culture
The report takes into account the major paradigm changes in the recent urban development by focusing on the social processes of gentrification, touristification and segregation, and its consequences on urban heritage preservation.
Read More →REACH D5.2- Minority heritage pilot results
The deliverable offers a summary and analysis of the REACH Minority heritage pilot, which specifically considers Roma cultural heritage. It has reflected on the different levels of institutionalisation of Roma cultural heritage in Hungary….
Read More →REACH D3.1- Participatory Models
In many respects, this deliverable is one of the most significant within the REACH project, as it builds upon the assessment of prior projects and sets the scene for much of the remaining activity. Following this assessment, a wealth of information was discovered and evaluated, to consider how a participatory model or set of models for management, preservation and (re-)use of cultural heritage (CH) could be defined and recommendations made.
Read More →REACH D3.2-Selection of Projects and Mapping of Clustered Research Findings
This is a deliverable of the REACH Project and covers an important area of work as it identifies aspects of prior projects, which will subsequently be used to build participatory models (which can then be tested within the project’s four pilots) and define the concept of resilience, both of which are important planks of the project’s work…
Read More →Selection of Projects and Mapping of Clustered Research Findings
This is a deliverable of REACH Project and covers an important area of work for the REACH project, as it identifies aspect of prior projects, which will subsequently be used to build participatory models (which can then be tested within the project’s four pilots) and define the concept of resilience, both of which are important planks of the project’s work…
Read More →The creation of resilient Roma cultural heritage. Case study of a bottom-up initiative from North-Eastern Hungary
The paper analyzes the concept of resilient Roma cultural heritage in Hungary……..
Read More →Opening conference of REACH Project
This is a deliverable of REACH Project;it reports on the REACH Opening Conference, “Resilient Cultural Heritage and Communities in Europe”, which took place in Budapest, at the Hungarian National Museum, on 10th and 11th May 2018.
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