The CrAFt Cookbook – First Edition

This Cookbook acts as CrAFt’s contribution towards climate-positive cities and communities – less greenhouse gas emissions, better quality, for more people – with local collaboration at the core. It serves as a valuable guide for professionals and enthusiasts passionate about European heritage. This is the first edition of the CrAFt Cookbook. A second, extended edition is planned for June 2024, and a third edition for April 2025.

The document highlights the importance of adopting a holistic approach to heritage preservation, emphasising the need for sustainable strategies that balance conservation with contemporary needs. It delves into case studies showcasing successful heritage projects that have effectively integrated modern technologies and community involvement to safeguard Europe’s diverse cultural heritage for future generations.

Furthermore, the document delves into the significance of heritage sites as living spaces that contribute to local economies, social cohesion, and identity. It underscores the role of heritage in fostering a sense of belonging and pride among communities, encouraging active participation in heritage conservation efforts.

Moreover, the document explores the challenges and opportunities presented by digital advancements in heritage management, advocating for the use of cutting-edge tools to enhance accessibility, education, and preservation of Europe’s historical treasures. It also discusses the importance of sustainable tourism practices in balancing economic benefits with the protection of heritage sites.

In conclusion, this European Heritage resource encapsulates the essence of preserving Europe’s cultural tapestry through sustainable management, community engagement, and technological innovation. It serves as a beacon for those dedicated to safeguarding and celebrating the diverse heritage that defines the European landscape.

Category
Heritage Preservation, Inclusion & Accessibility
Source
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Amsterdam Univeristy of Applied Sciences, Alma Mater Studiorum Universita di Bologna, ELIA, Czech Institute of Informatics Robotics and Cybernetics CTU in Prague, European Cultural Foundation, International Union of Property Owners, Locality
Author(s)
Language
English
Geography
Europe
Keywords
Heritage, European Heritage, Community-based Cultural Heritage Management, Collaborative heritage efforts, Sustainable, Heritage Management, Community, Community commitment, Community empowerment, Community engagement, community involvement, Community Participation, Conservation, Heritage Conservation, Cultural Heritage, Cultural Legacy, Social Cohesion, Heritage Preservation, Culture Preservation, Preservation
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