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CULTURAL HERITAGE IN HORIZON 2020 –
SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 5
Emanuela De Menna,
Policy Officer on Cultural Heritage, Sustainable Management of Natural Resources Unit,
DG Research and Innovation
Info day Regione Sicilia su H2020 SC 5 e 6 - cultura 8 June 2016
Research and Innovation
Cultural heritage research in
the past FP programmes
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• The EU has since 1986 supported
various aspects of European
cultural heritage research (more
than 180 million of Euros under
FP7)
• Under the theme Environment, the
Agenda was mainly focused on
conservation actions and
technological innovations
Research and Innovation
Cultural heritage research in Horizon 2020
In all pillars of Horizon 2020
1. Societal Challenges:
• SC 5 (Climate Action, Environment, Resource Efficiency and Raw
Materials)
• SC 6 (Europe in a changing world – Inclusive, Innovative and
Reflective Societies)
2. Leading Industrial Technologies
• Advanced materials for protection/renovation of tangible CH
3. Excellent Science
• Research infrastructures
• Individual research grants (ERC and MSC scholarships)
Research and Innovation
Cultural heritage research under H2020
Societal Challenge 5 (2014-15)
Cultural heritage research is being financed
across the 3 pillars of current R&I FP
As an example of CH research financed under the
pillar Societal Challenge - WP SC 5:
- 1 project under the call on energy efficiency for
Historic building (RIBuild project) (5 M Euro) (2014)
- 2 projects under the call on mitigating the impacts of
climate change and natural hazards on cultural
heritage sites, structures and artefacts (HERACLES
and STORM projects) (around 15 ME total) (2015)
Research and Innovation
EU Policy framework on cultural heritage
- Commission communication 'Towards and integrated approach
to cultural heritage for Europe' (2014)
- related Council conclusions and European Parliament report
(2015)
- New Commission 10 priorities, among them:
- Boosting Jobs, Growth and Investment
- A Connected Digital Single Market
- Energy and Climate Action
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Research and Innovation 6
• EU should promote the innovative use of
cultural heritage
• CH from a perceived cost into an investment
opportunity :
- a production factor for the economy
- a catalyser for social cohesion and
environmental sustainability
- A shift from conservation to transmission:
cultural heritage’s potential as a ‘living resource’
(rather than a ‘stock’ to conserve and protect) (see also the Report 'Getting Cultural Heritage to work for Europe)
A new and forward-looking EU R&I policy agenda
for Cultural Heritage
Research and Innovation
SC5-21-2016-2017: Cultural heritage as a driver for sustainable
growth
a)Heritage-led urban regeneration (2016) – 10 ME (closed)
b)Heritage-led rural regeneration (2017) – 10 ME (forthcoming)
SC5-22-2017: Innovative financing, business and governance
models for adaptive re-use of cultural heritage
2017 - 5 ME (Forthcoming)
SC5 Work Programme 2016-2017
"Cultural heritage for sustainable growth" (1/3)
Research and Innovation
Overall objective
• Demonstrate cultural heritage's potential as a
driver for sustainable development,
economic growth and better quality of life.
• Develop new business, governance and
financing models, methodologies for
replication and upscaling locally adapted
"regeneration paradigms" and "adaptive
reuses"
SC5 Work Programme 2016-2017
"Cultural heritage for sustainable growth" (2/3)
Research and Innovation
Overall objective
• Open up new market opportunities for
business, new start-ups, products and
services
• Develop a European reference
framework and provide evidence on
the cost-effectiveness and longer-term
social, benefits of heritage-led
regeneration and adaptive re-use
SC5 Work Programme 2016-2017
"Cultural heritage for sustainable growth" (3/3)
Research and Innovation
SC5-21-2016: Heritage-led regeneration (1/4)
• Next call for 2017: rural
heritage-led regeneration:
'cultural landscapes'
• 2016 call (closed):urban
heritage -led regeneration.
Under evaluation: 20
proposals, more than 100
cities involved among 'RO'
and 'RE' (in Europe, Latin
America and Asia)
Research and Innovation
SC5-21-2016 -17: Heritage-led regeneration (2/4)
• Large scale multi-stakeholder demonstration projects to
demonstrate novel heritage-led regeneration schemes and
assess their impact
• 'Role models' (6) and 'Replicators' (3) from different MS or AS;
• Project size: up to 10 Mio € EC contribution
• Call: Two-stage approach
2016 Call (urban): closed (currently under evaluation)
2017 Call (rural) : forthcoming
Deadline: 07 Mar 2017 (First stage) - 05 Sep 2017 (Second
stage)
Research and Innovation
SC5-21-2016: Heritage-led urban regeneration (3/4)
Implementation modalities
• 'Role models':
• Map, analyse, systematically document and disseminate
successful regeneration paradigms;
• If they so wish, continue their regeneration activities.
• Mentor 'replicators' in developing and implementing their
regeneration project;
Research and Innovation
SC5-21-2016: Heritage-led regeneration (4/4)
Implementation modalities
• 'Replicators' acting as ‘living labs’ to develop and implement a
heritage-led regeneration scheme (plan+participatory/multi-
stakeholder/trans-disciplinary processes);
• Proposals should mobilise and leverage investments beyond
H2020;
• Projects should foresee robust monitoring and documentation (at
least 2yrs during project);
Research and Innovation
SC5-22-2017: Innovative financing, business and
governance models for adaptive re-use of cultural
heritage (1/3) • Projects are expected to propose integrated approaches and
strategies for the preservation and valorisation of cultural heritage
through its adaptive re-use comprising innovative finance,
business models and institutional and governance
arrangements, creating enabling context for new investment and
market opportunities
• Project size: up to 5 Mio € EC contribution
• Call: single stage
Open (planned) : 8 November 2016
Deadline: 07 Mar 2017
Research and Innovation
SC5-22-2017: Innovative financing, business and
governance models for adaptive re-use of cultural
heritage (2/3) • Scope:
- map and analyze existing successful business and management
models, financing mechanisms and governance arrangements for
adaptive re-use
- develop and validate methods, tools, indicators and matrixes that
would allow for the replication and up-scaling
- propose innovative governance arrangements, new forms of
partnerships, strategies for mobilizing new investments for adaptive re-
use and validate methods, tools, indicators and matrixes for assessing
their effectiveness and performance;
Research and Innovation
SC5-22-2017: Innovative financing, business and
governance models for adaptive re-use of cultural
heritage (3/3) • Scope:
- identify barriers and bottlenecks for adaptive re-use and recommend
ways to overcome them;
- develop and validate tools to assist decision-making processes, using
multi-stakeholder approaches
• Project size: up to 5 Mio € EC contribution
• Call: single stage
Open (planned) : 8 November 2016
Deadline: 07 Mar 2017
Type of action: Research and Innovation Action
Research and Innovation
For more information
• about HORIZON 2020: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/
• About H2020 calls under SC 5
• http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/topics/2199-sc5-21-2016-2017.html
• http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/topics/2193-sc5-22-2017.html
• about the European Research Area http://ec.europa.eu/research/era/index_en.htm
• about EC cultural heritage research: http://ec.europa.eu/research/environment/index_en.cfm?pg=cultural
• To download the 'Getting cultural heritage to work for Europe' Report of the Horizon 2020 Expert Group on Cultural Heritage
http://bookshop.europa.eu/en/getting-cultural-heritage-to-work-for-europe-pbKI0115128/
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