ReInHerit

ReInHerit is a European H2020 project that proposes an innovative model for the sustainable management of cultural heritage.

Since its inception in March 2021 and under the coordination of the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, a consortium of 12 European entities, including the Sustainable Art Association, is working on the creation of a disruptive model in communication, collaboration and the exchange of innovation between museums, entities and professionals dedicated to cultural heritage.

The project team is creating a digital platform through which tools and resources associated with the sustainable management of cultural heritage will be made available. It will also foster a collaborative network of technical experts and researchers in the field of cultural heritage, connecting museum institutions and presenting Europe's tangible and intangible heritage to the public in its broader historical and geographical contexts.

The purpose of Reinherit is that any museum, regardless of its size and typology, can offer or find collaboration projects with other European museums, whether at the administrative, scientific, exhibition or educational level. Actively promoting the exchange of skills and collections between museums, as well as encouraging good practices and digitization in museum management are other objectives established in the project.

Participants

The RelnHerit project also has the following partners: Museum of the Cyclades and Blue Shield, from Greece; the University of Florence-MICC, Florence and Consorzio Materahub Industrie Culturali e Creative, from Italy; the Association Arte Sostenible, from Spain; the University of Graz (Austrian Center for Digital Humanities) and the STadtmuseum GrazGmbH, from Austria; the European Cultural Tourism Network, Belgium; the Arcada University of Applied Sciences, Finland; and the University of Nicosia (Faculty of Law) and the Centre for Research on Intelligent Interactive Media Systems and Emerging Technologies (CYENS), Cyprus.In addition, RelnHerit is externally supported by several municipalities, as well as regional and local museums, which is expected to improve communications and collaboration in the cultural heritage sector within and outside the EU.For more information on the ReInHerit project, visit: https://reinherit.eu

This project receives funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement no. 101004545.