Resource Hub – RescueME
Building and managing the resilience of a cultural landscape is a complex, iterative process (hover over the segments of the Resilience Buiding Circle to find out more here).
To support practitioners from municipal administrations, service providers, policy makers, and other local and regional actors with the resilience building process, a collection of relevant resources is gathered here. Resources are either developed within RescueME or collected from other sources such as the RescueME’s predecessor projects ARCH and SHELTER.
On this page, resources developed in the RescueME project are pre-selected.
Instructions
You can either search for text in the titel and description of the resources or filter the resources.
Possible filter refer to
- the origin of the resources (although the resources developed within the RescueME project are pre-selected, you can always switch via the filter),
- the phases of the Resilience Building Circle for which a resource might be helpful (from “Setting the ground” to “Monitoring”),
- the resource type (guidance or technical tool) and
- the conditions for use of the resources.
When clicking on a resource, you will receive a short explanation of the tool and how to access it.
Tool helping to identify and adjust power structures in a given region.
An approachis intended to co-create local resilience measures and solutions.
An augmented reality based mobile application designed to support cultural heritage preservation and resilience.
An online resource contains risk assessments and cultural landscape typologies for 513 coastal NUTS3 regions in Europe.
A mobile conversational tool supporting communication in the context of natural hazard risk management.
The Co-Creaton Framework supports the collaborative engagement of diverse local stakeholders in the development of resilience measures and strategies.
An overview of potential climatic and non-climatic threats a cultural landscape can be exposed to.
A collection of resilience-related data sources from the global to the local spatial level.