Tuesday, 21 July 2015

Mapping Participatory Governance of Cultural Heritage

On ICOM, Dana Andrew recently wrote:

Our cultural heritage belongs to all of us. It is a common good, shared by communities. As such, the role of all people and the rights of groups of interested citizens in its maintenance, management and development is ever more recognized. The European Expert Network on Culture therefore has been asked to map case studies of such participatory governance from all over Europe.

Please help us map all cultural heritage related projects, organisations and initiatives that genuinely involve the audience in its operations, management or logistics, either physically or digitally, in Europe!

If you’re involved in, or know of, a project, organisation or initiative that according to you is an example of participatory governance in cultural heritage, please add it to our Crowdmap.We would like to cover practices in as many EU countries as possible, and across as many types of cultural heritage organisations as possible.

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