WaVE partner TU Delft (NL) has written a paper presenting a methodology for the elaboration of Regional Status Quo (RSQ) to be applied in each of the five sites of the WaVE project. Given the emphasis on co-creation in the WaVE project, the steps for preparing a RSQ outlined here are related with the adequate levels of engagement of stakeholders. The methodology is complemented by guidelines on identification of good practice for the purpose of inter-regional knowledge transfer.
Waving back: reflections on the WaVE project and perspectives on the future of water-linked heritage
The Interreg European Project WaVE is coming to an end with a final conference, which will be held in Alicante, May 10-12.
Water and water-linked heritage play a very important role for many cities and regions. They are at the center of many places’ identities and key activities.
Learn more about the Action Plan that the Spanish partners of the WaVE project...
Learn more about the Action Plan that the Italian partners of the WaVE project...
Learn more about the Action Plan that the Dutch partners of the WaVE...
Learn more about the Action Plan that the Danish partners of the WaVE project have developed.
Join the online event to learn from pilot actions across Europe and how you can inspire policy change in your region
Ister-Granum EGTC and Ravenna produced videos to promote their pilot action
Discover the steps that partners will take to improve regional and local policies to enhance water-linked heritage.