The Deliverable D6.10, Project Newsletter #2, falls within the project work package focused on Dissemination, exploitation and communication (WP6) and, precisely, within the Task 6.3 Implementation of communication and dissemination activities envisaged. In compliance with Article 38.1 of Grant Agreement, project newsletter has been conceived as a key dissemination tool to provide targeted information to multiple audiences (including the media and the public) in a strategic and effective manner. The purpose of the newsletter is to keep the diverse audiences informed on the project activities and progresses, sharing the knowledge produced by the CLIC Consortium emphasizing how the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage from the circular economy perspective is able to generate significant impacts on citizens' everyday life, in terms of health, wellbeing, social cohesion and inclusion, and new jobs creation. Furthermore, reaching the general public, by spreading information about the project not only at the scientific and policy level but also at the practical one, is also essential to engage citizens in the co-creation of inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11), to stimulate more sustainable and responsible consumption and production patterns (SDG 12), and to highlight the key role of EU-funded R&I actions, projects and initiatives in contributing to solving fundamental societal challenges. As specified in the Deliverable D6.1, Communication, Dissemination and Exploitation Plan and annual update, the second issue of the Project Newsletter is expected to: o raise awareness about the project; o inform target groups about both scientific and substantive progress of the project; o invite target groups and interested public to all project events; o facilitate all partners of the project to foster new partnerships at the EU level for the implementation of the circular city / region, creating synergies with other EU-funded projects and global institutions dealing with the adaptive reuse, enhancement and management of cultural and natural heritage.
Project H2020 CLIC Circular Models Leveraging Investments in Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse - Deliverable 6.10 Project Newsletter #2
Martina Bosone;Stefano Carotenuto;Valeria Catanese;Luigi Fusco Girard;Antonia Gravagnuolo;Assunta Martone;Serena Micheletti;
2020
Abstract
The Deliverable D6.10, Project Newsletter #2, falls within the project work package focused on Dissemination, exploitation and communication (WP6) and, precisely, within the Task 6.3 Implementation of communication and dissemination activities envisaged. In compliance with Article 38.1 of Grant Agreement, project newsletter has been conceived as a key dissemination tool to provide targeted information to multiple audiences (including the media and the public) in a strategic and effective manner. The purpose of the newsletter is to keep the diverse audiences informed on the project activities and progresses, sharing the knowledge produced by the CLIC Consortium emphasizing how the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage from the circular economy perspective is able to generate significant impacts on citizens' everyday life, in terms of health, wellbeing, social cohesion and inclusion, and new jobs creation. Furthermore, reaching the general public, by spreading information about the project not only at the scientific and policy level but also at the practical one, is also essential to engage citizens in the co-creation of inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11), to stimulate more sustainable and responsible consumption and production patterns (SDG 12), and to highlight the key role of EU-funded R&I actions, projects and initiatives in contributing to solving fundamental societal challenges. As specified in the Deliverable D6.1, Communication, Dissemination and Exploitation Plan and annual update, the second issue of the Project Newsletter is expected to: o raise awareness about the project; o inform target groups about both scientific and substantive progress of the project; o invite target groups and interested public to all project events; o facilitate all partners of the project to foster new partnerships at the EU level for the implementation of the circular city / region, creating synergies with other EU-funded projects and global institutions dealing with the adaptive reuse, enhancement and management of cultural and natural heritage.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
