S9 - Support intergenerational and intercultural projects to promote heritage
S9 Challenges
Societal challenges
- Living in peace
- Improve quality of life
- Contribute to people’s well-being and good health
- Preserve the collective memory
- Establish good governance
- Promote participatory management
- Optimise implementation of the conventions
- Promote an inclusive approach to heritage
Development challenges
- Building a more inclusive and cohesive society
- Ensuring that Europeans enjoy a high quality of life, in harmony with their cultural and natural environment
Knowledge challenges
- Identifying, preserving, transmitting and sharing heritage knowledge and skills
- Ensuring heritage stakeholders have access to lifelong training
S9 Target audience
- local
Recommended courses of action for S9
- Expand learning experiences where children and young people can learn from their elders and vice versa: site surveys, stone cutting, dry stone building and roofing, stained glass, photography, history workshops, digital reuse of heritage resources, etc.
- Form clubs where people can exchange knowledge and know-how
- Enable people who do not use new technologies to become familiar with their use
- Support diversity in site restoration work, in terms of age, social background, country of origin, disability, etc.
- Encourage exchanges of views on heritage sites or neighborhoods with mixed populations: different age groups, occupations, places of origin, etc.