TARGET

                                  ACTIVITY

CIVIL SOCIETY and NGO 

Who is the Civil Society?

NGO and citizens involved in the protection of cultural heritage, protection of the environment with social welfare or promoting sustainability in matters of efficient use of resources, economic means and energy efficiency.

URBAN WALKS

Bhenefit Urban Walks are local events where people gather together to enjoy a walk through Historic Build Areas, guided by our partners and experts. The walks follow a thematic path that touches several points in town, focusing on the ones involved in cultural heritage management, to increase awareness about ongoing projects. 
In Bhenefit project we believe that active participation of people is the best way to learn, sharing ideas and diverse points of view to achieve solutions together.

Click here to read BhENEFIT Guidelines on how to involve stakeholders and practically arrange URBAN WALKS! 

DECISION MAKERS

Who are the Decision Makers?

Local public authority (Municipalities, Civil Protection), Regional public authority (Regional Administration departments, Regional Agencies, Preservation Boards, Association of Municipalities at regional level), National public authority (National Preservation Boards), Sectoral agency (Energy Agencies, Development Agencies)
Infrastructure and (public) service providers (Utility companies), Interest groups including NGOs Cultural Associations, (citizens committees, civic society associations), SME (Private companies related to design and planning, constructions sector, energy sector, tourism sector, ICT technologies sector)

TRAININGS and INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS

Interactive workshops and roleplays aim to develop awareness about the HBA management strategy, about the potential of the HBA strategy in in planning and management of HBA sustainable development and to develop the knowledge about common international institutional frameworks of the HBA management in decision makers. 

Click here to read BhENEFIT Guidelines and download material on how to involve decision makers and practically arrange events! 

TECHNICIANS AND ENTERPRENEURS

Who are technicians and enterpreneurs?

Professionals and organizations working in the field of HBA management, business owners and private sector managers who need to understand the impact of HBA management on their organizations

SPOT SEMINAR, WORKSHOPS AND INFORMAL EVENTS

Spot seminars are types of meetings between subjects with different perspectives aimed to share information and increase knowledge on specific topic in a very quick way, covering the topics of energy efficiency, technical intervention and heritage valorization.

Design workshops are a moment of collective simulation of integrated working on a reuse project of a HBA building.The workshop is the format which is more adapt to ask for an active participation by the various subcategories of entrepreneurs and technicians.

The informal events are community mapping session followed by an aperitif. Community mapping consists of a group of community members and people with technical skills undertaking observation-based community improvement.
The objective of such technique for managing participatory process is to collectively create an incremental visualization of information produced by observation and storytelling.

These activities goals are to to raise awareness about sustainable HBA management, which is often not perceived as relevant, create a community of practice, coordinate technicians and entrepreneurs actions, share practice examples and give inputs to technicians on how to implement them.

Click here to know more and download BhENEFIT toolkits to practically arrange events directed to professionals!