WaVE

Through a joint work of interregional knowledge sharing, learning, transmitting Good Practices and Engaging with local Stakeholders, we will define Action Plans to tackle the subject-matter. 3 fundamental stages will lead us to our goal: ANALYSIS, KNOWLEDGE SHARING and PLANNING . Stage 1 focuses on assessing each region's current status of water-linked cultural heritage valorisation based on a joint “Methodology for Regional Status-Quo and Good Practice identification”, driven up by the Delft University of Technology (NL). Read the Regional Status-Quo Methodology Stage 2 represents the "heart" of the project's interregional learning process. All partners will be involved in a process of knowledge sharing, joint learning and exchange of good practices. Three day long Interregional Knowledge Exchange Sessions (IKES) will be organised in presence of stakeholders. The IKES meeting will consist of in-depth discussions using workshop method and visits to identified good practices-sites. Read the IKES Methodology by Delft University of Technology (NL) Stage 3 revolves around drafting Action Plans to tackle the subject-matter, in order to create structural changes within local and regional policies and work on new projects for the development of sites.