Overall objective: The urban WHS represent an important cultural value in the context of the Atlantic Area (AA). AtlaS.WH will be an important step for their preservation, enhancement and sustainability.
The main objectives of AtlaS.WH are:
a) To address, within a common methodology, the main challenges that each WHS is facing, including tourism, population, risk management, climate change, energy efficiency, among others;
b) To develop strategies and public policies for the sustainability of urban WHS;
c) To create governance models, open to the community, integrated and participative;
d) To develop management tools, recommendation guides, assessment and measurement models;
e) To create a long-lasting network of WHS, in order to disseminate best practices and to reinforce cooperation.
c) To create governance models, open to the community, integrated and participative;
d) To develop management tools, recommendation guides, assessment and measurement models;
e) To create a long-lasting network of WHS, in order to disseminate best practices and to reinforce cooperation.
a) To improve WHS protection;
b) To improve WHS attractiveness, notoriety and projection;
c) To reinforce the sense of belonging of the communities and WHS identity;
d) To promote local economic activities;
b) To improve WHS attractiveness, notoriety and projection;
c) To reinforce the sense of belonging of the communities and WHS identity;
d) To promote local economic activities;
e) To promote the exchange of knowledge and experiences, in order to improve the WHS sustainability, their economic development and the social well-being of the populations.
The transnational partnership will disseminate the results to the cities in the AA and beyond, which may be replicated and adapted, in order to stimulate a heritage-led economic development.
Atlas.WH is a project led by the Municipality of Porto and funded by INTERREG Atlantic Area Program | European Regional Development Fund (ERDF - 1, 366, 998.75 €).
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https://www.atlanticarea.eu/project/45