NEMO Webinar | SoPHIA | Holistic Heritage Impact Assessment Model
Channel: NEMO - Network of European Museum Organisations
Date: 26/11/2021

As the SoPHIA project (https://sophiaplatform.eu) is coming to an end, NEMO members and museum professionals were invited to attend a webinar focused on cultural heritage and impact assessment. Participants were introduced to a new model that can be used to monitor and evaluate the effects and impact of implementing different kinds of museum activities, events and actions. The Holistic Heritage Impact Assessment Model was explained with examples from a case study of a transnational cultural heritage project.

 SoPHIA, the Social Platform for Holistic Heritage Impact Assessment, is funded by Horizon 2020 and has been running since the beginning of 2020 with the aim of effectively describing and assessing various impacts generated by actions in the cultural heritage field. Such actions can be a large European development project, a political decision or a small individual archaeological excavation.

Speakers
00:00:00 Welcome - Paola Demartini, University of Roma Tre
00:06:24 The SoPHIA project - Mauro Baioni, University of Roma Tre
00:17:16 The Social Platform - Mercedes Giovinazzo, Interarts
00:24:47 The Holistic Heritage Impact Assessment model - Rida Arif, EDUCULT
00:39:47 Case study - Elia Vlachou, European Museums Academy
00:47:12 Discussion - Henrik Zipsane, European Museums Academy, and Elizabeth Rosenberg, NEMO

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