JPI CH
Cultural Heritage and Global Change: A New Challenge for Europe
Protection of cultural heritage in the face of global change is thus becoming a major concern for decision-makers, stakeholders and citizens in Europe. Research into strategies, methodologies and tools is needed to safeguard cultural heritage against continuous decay. Before irreversible damage is done, concerted actions, based on sound science, are needed to protect, strengthen and adapt Europe's unique cultural patrimony.
The main objective of JPI on Cultural Heritage addresses the strong relationships that link cultural heritage, conservation, technological innovation and economic development within the dynamic framework of the challenges and competitiveness in an enlarged European Union and its efforts are striving to generate an in-depth, shared understanding of issues with the view of providing an improved knowledge base for policies in the fields concerned most important aspects as migration and integration, quality of life and global interdependence.
Important Documents
- CH Strategic Research Agenda
- CH Vision document (2010)
Joint Actions
Calls
2020: Cultural Heritage, Identities & Perspectives: Responding to Changing Societies
2019: Conservation, protection and use
2017: Digital Heritage
2017: Heritage in Changing Environments
2014: Heritage Plus
2013: First Pilot Call
Interviews related to CH
2015: CHeriScape integrates different scientific disciplines, leading to innovative partnerships - with Dr. Bas Pedroli