CHA key findings - Cultural heritage: a powerful catalyst for cities and regions
The key findings from ERRIN's Cultural Heritage in Action project have been compiled into a publication capturing the main trends of cultural heritage management in European cities and regions.
For 18 months the peer-learning programme Cultural Heritage in Action facilitated exchanges on cultural heritage via a series of activities. The key lessons and trends identified from the project's activities, including the identification of good practices and peer-learning visits, are articulated in this report. This includes addressing the role of cultural heritage in encouraging experimentation and participation across sectors in the face of climate change, social inclusion and economic competition.
The publication is intended for policymakers from European cities and regions, staff from national and European administrations and heritage practitioners.