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TH THE E RU RURI RITAGE pr project t as as a a too ool l for or local de develo lopment thr throu ough ne new cult cultural l par paradig igm Sara Gentilini, Pl Thjme MAGMA UNESCO Global Geopark, Norway. The RURITAGE


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The RURITAGE is a 4 years project and the project has been financed with 10 Million Euro, under the H2020 Call: SC5-2016-2017 (Greening the Economy), Topic SC5-21-2016-2017, Innovation Action.

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The project leader is the University of Bologna, Department of Architecture with a consortium of 39 partners Worldwide, coming from 14 EU countries, Iceland, Norway, Turkey and Colombia, South America.

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➢ 39 Partners ➢ 15 Knowledge Facilitator

Partners

➢ 19 Case studies ➢ 13 Role models ➢ 6 Replicators

PROJECT AIMS TO establishes a new heritage-led rural regeneration paradigm able to turn rural areas in sustainable development demonstration laboratories, through the enhancement

  • f their unique CNH potential
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Innovation areas

RURITAGE has identified 6 Systemic Innovation Areas (SIA) (pilgrimages; sustainable local food production; migration; art and festivals; resilience; and integrated landscape management) which, integrated with 11 cross-cutting themes, showcase heritage potential as a powerful engine for economic, social and environmental development of rural areas.

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Methodology

The selected RMs will be transversally studied to identify the good practices implemented within their heritage-led regeneration plans related with the six SIAs identified. The best practices will be then transferred to Replicator Models.

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MAGMA UNESCO GLOBAL GEOPARK

  • Magma Geopark has been detected as REPLICATOR -in the System

Innovation Area (SIA): sustainable local food production.

  • Local Food: the key for tourism growth and for strengthening the

cultural and geological values.

➢ South West Norway ➢ 2326 km2. ➢ Ca. 32 000 Inhabitants. ➢ 5 municipalities; Eigersund, Sokndal,

Bjerkreim, Lund and Flekkefjord.

➢ 2009: Non profit Magma Geopark AS. ➢ 2015: UNESCO status.

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MAGMA UNESCO GLOBAL GEOPARK

  • Magma Geopark has been detected as REPLICATOR -in the System

Innovation Area (SIA): sustainable local food production.

  • Local Food: the key for tourism growth and for strengthening the

cultural and geological values.

➢ South West Norway ➢ 2326 km2. ➢ Ca. 32 000 Inhabitants. ➢ 5 municipalities; Eigersund, Sokndal,

Bjerkreim, Lund and Flekkefjord.

➢ 2009: Non profit Magma Geopark AS. ➢ 2015: UNESCO status.

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LOCAL FOOD

Magma Geopark works locally for strengthen the GEOfood brand, involving local producers and restaurants for using the GEOfood

  • criteria. www.geofood.no
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TH THANK YOU FOR TH THE ATTENTION

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