Transnational Research for a Wider Impact

Moderated and animated by experts from the JPI CH Scientific and AdvisoryBoard, the five sessions will explore the impact of these research projects and showcase therole of cultural heritage research in addressing global challenges and shaping future cultural,social, economic, and environmental policies. They will be structured under the followingthematics :Digital Innovations and New Methodologies in Heritage Research and Protection, Heritage Under Pressure : Environmental Change, Risk, and Material Resilience, Co-creating Heritage : Community Engagement, Identity, and Sustainable Futures, Reinterpreting Pasts, Shaping Futures : Narratives, Ethics, and Social Justice in Heritage and Heritage in Context : Landscapes, Integrated Management, and Socio-Economic Dimensions.