Overview

In the third workshop of the series "Cultural Heritage Open Workshops: sharing collaborative experiences", we will get to know the projects "Sistema de Innovación para el Patrimonio de la Andalucía Rural (SIN_PAR)" and "Sistema de Innovación Turística para el Patrimonio de la Andalucía Rural (SIT_PAR)" that propose innovation strategies for the intervention, management and communication of the existing dispersed heritage in rural areas of Andalucía through the incorporation of territorial cooperation networks.

These areas, threatened by depopulation and highly vulnerable due to their physical isolation, nevertheless possess a valuable cultural legacy as well as numerous heritage assets of a very diverse nature. The aim is therefore to promote the local development of rural Andalusia on the basis of its endogenous heritage resources. Through the application of innovative strategies, the results hope to facilitate the transition towards sustainable and intelligent development in rural areas of Andalusia that traditionally suffer from desertification and abandonment. At the same time, they will strengthen the local population's knowledge about their own cultural heritage and identity through the use of digital humanities.

Partner Institutions: Instituto Andaluz del Patrimonio Histórico (Spain); Municipality of Loulé.

Programme

14h30 – Opening
14h45 – Territorial cooperation networks for heritage-based rural development, with Blanca del Espino Hidalgo
15h30 – Collaborative roundtable of experiences: methodological innovation and cultural impacts on the territory, moderated by Catarina Almeida Marado and Lorena Sancho Querol
16h45 – Closing

Bio note

Blanca del Espino Hidalgo is an architect with a Master's degree in Architecture and Historic Heritage, Master's degree in Sustainable City and Architecture, and a PhD from the University of Seville, where she worked as a researcher and teacher for ten years. She is currently a researcher at the Instituto Andaluz del Patrimonio Histórico, where she has held the position of Director of the Documentation and Studies Centre since 2021. She develops research work around the sustainability of territorial and urban heritage, with special emphasis on the social dimension and in a transdisciplinary and participatory approach. She is Principal Investigator of the projects SIN_PAR and SIT_PAR.

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