/ SO 3.1
Temporary uses as Start-up actions to enhance port (in)tangible heritage
START DATE
01.01.2019
END DATE
31.03.2023
TOTAL BUDGET
€ 2.706.920,00
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
3.1: Make natural and cultural heritage a leverage for sustainable and more balanced territorial development
Creation of the new urban attractors it is possible to enhance the dismissed and archaeological ports’ areas, reducing the touristic pressure along with the coastal areas in a specific period of the year, and favoring the redistribution of visitors and population, and the extension of touristic seasonality by promotion and improvement of accessibilities and by involving a target groups in actions.
TEMPUS project aims to bring out a successful practicing joint methodology based on the startup of Temporary Uses Actions as trigger actions for a wider scale Cultural Resources Valorization and Regeneration Processes of urban ports heritage implemented thanks to a community-led strategic design. Further on, a tool-kit for a spreading a new HD entrepreneurial couture will be developed and finally, the TEMPUS web platform for supports to CBC actions will be set and launch as open-source supporting the rebranding of the touristic-percieved identity of TEMPUS cities, and the implementation of the joint visibility and promotional strategy aims at maximizing positive spillovers through a redistribution of touristic fluxes as well as their overall increase.
LEAD PARTNER
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF ITALY - CNR
TARGET GROUPS
General public
Cultural and natural heritage management bodies
Associations, regional innovation agencies
Education and training organisations as well as universities and research institutes
Local, regional and national public authorities
Regional and local development agencies, enterprises
(SMEs within cultural and creative ind., environmental and tourism sector...)
TEMPUS will enhance the heritage of urban ports by adopting a common approach and at the same time by strengthening the peculiarities of different locations between the two coasts of the Adriatic Sea. To this extent, TEMPUS will build a community of practice devoted to heritage-driven sustainable development and to the creation of joint visibility and valorization frameworks, and will display site-to-site on-field pop-up exhibitions allowing visitors to gain knowledge and awareness about local port heritage, and about the close relations connecting the Adriatic port cities. Finally, an ad-hoc ICT environment will be developed, aimed at supporting the TEMPUS community, at offering structured and evocative virtual touristic itineraries meeting also the needs of disadvantaged visitors, and at gathering scientific and people-sourced port CH contents.
PARTNERSHIP
LEAD PARTNER
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF ITALY - CNR
VIA LOMBARDIA, 49
Milano - Italy
CNR is the largest public R&D institution in Italy; its mission is to promote innovation&competitiveness of IT industrial system, to promote the internationalization of IT research system, to provide technologies and solutions to emerging public/private needs, to advice Government and to contribute to the qualification of HR. The TEMPUS will be coordinated by ITC-CNR's branch in Bari.
Contact person: Antonio Occhiuzzi
E-mail: occhiuzzi@itc.cnr.it
PROJECT PARTNER
C.N.A. National Confederation of Handcrafts and of SMEs - Territorial Association of Ravenna
CNA is the National confederation of craft, SMEs and specialised workers. At local level, CNA RA supports entrepreneurs in their daily efforts, and offers a set of services: support to the creation of new enterprisies; consultancy & capacity building to woman and young entrepreneurship; financial & credit consultancy for promotion, internalization and commercialization; information & consultancy on EU regulations.
Contact person: Flavio Bergonzoni
E-mail: fbergonzoni@ecipar.ra.it
PROJECT PARTNER
Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, Department of History and Cultures UOS Ravenna
The Ravenna Archaeology Section of the Department of History and Cultures (DISCI) of the UNBO has a solid backgroud in archaeological research of the Adriatic area and a relevant knowledge in the recovery of the historical memory of ancient port districts. The DISCI offers a stimulating research and learning environment, thanks to the work of several interdisciplinary research groups that connect researchers, graduate and PhD students within a wide network of international relations.
Contact person: Federica Boschi
E-mail: federica.boschi5@unibo.it
PROJECT PARTNER
Certimac | Materials. Energy. Innovation.
CertiMaC is a Research & Technology Transfer Laboratory for Innovation in Building & Construction, founded by CNR and ENEA (National Agency for Energy Efficiency) - the two main Italian research bodies. It offers a wide range of services related to R&D, training and certification for traditional and innovative materials, particulary about Energy Efficiency, Building Envelope and Energy Retrofit Process.
Contact person: Luca Laghi
E-mail: l.laghi@certimac.it
PROJECT PARTNER
Rijeka Development Agency Porin Ltd.
Rijeka Development Agency PORIN is a supporting institution for the achievement of strategic & programmatic goals of the City of Rijeka and the wider region. To this extent, RDA PORIN promotes regional economic development by implementing projects aimed at designing strategic plans & programmes and at creating a high-quality business climate, thus improving regional potentials and human capital.
Contact person: Nevenka Kos
E-mail: nevenka.kos@porin.hr
PROJECT PARTNER
Public Institution Rera Sd for Coordination and Development of Split-Dalmatia County
PI RERA S.D. is regional development agency and interdisciplinary institution established by Split-Dalmatia County for the purpose of preparation and implementation of projects related to the regional development. Its primary role is to assist public entities in SD county to prepare and implement their projects, mostly financed by EU funds. PI RERA S.D. employs 41 highly educated persons with multidisciplinary knowledge and rich experience gained by working on numerous EU projects.
Contact person: Helena Brčić
E-mail: helena.brcic@rera.hr
PROJECT PARTNER
City of Solin
City of Solin is located in Dalmatia, N-E of Split. Thanks to 20th Century's industrialization, the city tuned into an independent Municipality, included in Split's conurbation. Solin is growing fast and it has almost reached its spatial limits regarding administrative and geographical parameters. Urban renewal of built zones where industrial and port facilities are placed, is needed to avoid further urban sprawl, to activate the existing potentials and to re-define the identity of the city.
Contact person: Frane Polić
E-mail: frane.polic@solin.hr
PROJECT PARTNER
Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral Rijeka
PPMHP has been collecting, preserving, processing and interpreting objects related to the history and culture of Rijeka, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County and Croatia, for decades, in a time span from prehistory to modern ages. With its permanent display and many valuable exhibits from its own holdings or of other museums of Croatia and neighboring countries, it belongs to the international cultural network.
Contact person: Valentina Bićanić
E-mail: valentina@ppmhp.hr
PROJECT PARTNER
City of Rijeka
Rijeka is the administrative and cultural center of the Primorje-Gorski kotar County. Croatia's third inhabited city and main international seaport. Rijeka has an institutional policy authority to answer the needs of citizens and businesses. Rijeka entitled its programme as EU Capital of Culture (2020) „Port of diversity“ where 7 lines of action will pursue the city's ambition of leveraging its port heritage as fuel for future development.
Contact person: Suzana Belošević Romac
E-mail: suzana.belosevic@rijeka.hr
In this section you can find all the deliverables produced by TEMPUS
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.1 (english), published on 04/21/2020
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.2 (english), published on 09/29/2021
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.3 (english), published on 11/10/2021
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.4 (english), published on 28/12/2021
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.5 (english), published on 3/3/2022
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.6 (english), published on 11/10/2022
PUBLISHED ON 10/11/2022
PDF (0.41 Mb)
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.7 (english), published on 12/28/2022
Tempus newsletter - Issue no.8 (english), published on 4/11/2023
PUBLISHED ON 11/04/2023
PDF (1.25 Mb)
D1.1.1 – Project Handbook
PUBLISHED ON 23/06/2022
PDF (0.86 Mb)
D2.1.1 POSTER
PUBLISHED ON 12/04/2022
PDF (0.68 Mb)
D2.1.2 CM appointment
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (0.2 Mb)
D2.1.3 – COMMUNICATION STRATEGY
PUBLISHED ON 21/06/2022
PDF (3.23 Mb)
D2.1.4 Programme branding applied
PUBLISHED ON 27/07/2023
PDF (3.91 Mb)
D2.1.5 Ad hoc TEMPUS branding
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (0.88 Mb)
D2.1.6 Project website set up
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (0.4 Mb)
D2.1.7 Project info on Partners’ sites
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (1 Mb)
D2.1.8 Kick-off meting
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (3.11 Mb)
D2.2.1 PR campaign to engage general public
PUBLISHED ON 01/08/2023
PDF (1.78 Mb)
D2.2.2 REPORT TEMPUS E-NEWSLETTERS
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (1.2 Mb)
D2.2.3 LOCAL MEDIA OPORTUNITIES ORGANIZED AT TEMPUS EVENTS
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (5.99 Mb)
D2.2.4 PROJECT LEAFLET
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (2.14 Mb)
D2.2.5 TUA POSTERS SOLIN SITE
PUBLISHED ON 23/06/2022
PDF (3.6 Mb)
D2.2.6 Dissemination work via producing releases & articles
PUBLISHED ON 28/07/2023
PDF (2.44 Mb)
D2.2.7 PP-s level press releases
PUBLISHED ON 01/08/2023
PDF (3.22 Mb)
D2.3.1 Personal meetings
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (1.25 Mb)
D2.3.2 TEMPUS EVENTS IN PILOT CITES
PUBLISHED ON 28/07/2023
PDF (4.54 Mb)
D2.3.3 Report on TEMPUS Mid-term high-level event in Rijeka
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (3.61 Mb)
D2.3.4 Mix & Match Event
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (1.9 Mb)
D2.3.5 Docking event in Bari
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (4.84 Mb)
D2.3.6 PARTICIPATION IN THE EU LEVEL EVENTS
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (5.68 Mb)
D2.3.7. BASIC EVENT MATERIAL PRODUCED
PUBLISHED ON 21/07/2023
PDF (1.49 Mb)
D2.4.1 TEMPUS social media activity
PUBLISHED ON 23/06/2022
PDF (3.88 Mb)
D2.4.2 - REPORT n°3 on Web alerts on the project Tempus
PUBLISHED ON 23/06/2022
PDF (0.42 Mb)
D2.4.3 & D2.4.4 - Operative manual with guidelines for recording Project videos and “Capsule stories”
PUBLISHED ON 21/06/2022
PDF (0.37 Mb)
D2.4.3 Stories Told videos
PUBLISHED ON 28/07/2023
PDF (1.28 Mb)
D2.4.4 Capsule Stories
PUBLISHED ON 28/07/2023
PDF (0.76 Mb)
D3.1.1 GUIDELINES FOR COORDINATED OPERATION OF LSGS
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.94 Mb)
D3.1.2 – GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF LAGS
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.58 Mb)
D3.1.3 LSGs & LAGs set-up
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.73 Mb)
D3.1.4 – SET UP OF THE HELP DESK
PUBLISHED ON 12/07/2023
PDF (0.34 Mb)
D3.2.1 – TEMPLATE FOR CHN MAPPING
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.68 Mb)
D3.2.2 – REPORT INCLUDING DATA SHEETS ON PORT HERITAGE
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (7.19 Mb)
D3.2.3 – Report including data sheets on Nature 2000 sites
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (2.43 Mb)
D3.2.4 – Metadata structure for Platform and “Sail-it” map
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.83 Mb)
D3.3.1 – SEMI-STRUCTURED ROUNDTABLE ON TUs REPORT
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.65 Mb)
D3.3.2 – LSGs Meeting Report
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (2.2 Mb)
D3.3.3 TUA storytelling to nourish the TEMPUS Platform
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (1.55 Mb)
D3.3.4 TUA recommendations
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.6 Mb)
D3.3.5 Trigger effect evaluation report
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (1.4 Mb)
D3.4.1 LAGs meeting reports RA-SO-RIJ
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (3.19 Mb)
D3.4.2 – Deep Dive Sessions Reports
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (1.14 Mb)
D3.4.3 Port cities urban strategies statements
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.34 Mb)
D4.1.1 – WP Working Method
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.87 Mb)
D4.1.2 – TEMPLATE FOR THE ENTREPRENEURIAL LOCAL MAPS
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.78 Mb)
TEMPUS _D4.1.3. Manual for the Open call for heritage-driven ideas
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (1.27 Mb)
D4.1.4 - Operative Manual for TEMPUS Exhibitions
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.84 Mb)
D4.1.5 Task Force 1 meetings report
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.71 Mb)
D4.2.1 - Reports on researches carried out
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.84 Mb)
D4.2.2 Two-stage exhibition description
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.67 Mb)
D4.3.1 – Enterpreneurial Local Map
PUBLISHED ON 21/06/2022
PDF (1.2 Mb)
D4.3.2 Open call for HD-driven ideas RA-SO-RIJ
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (2.93 Mb)
D4.3.3 Local Entrepreneurial ecosystem business strategies at pilot level RA-SO-RIJ
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.68 Mb)
D4.3.4 Guideline for building Local Entrepreneurial ecosystem business strategies
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.87 Mb)
D4.4.1 Capacity building sessions reports RA-SO-RIJ
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (2.29 Mb)
D4.4.2 Perspective Forums reports RA-SO-RIJ
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.7 Mb)
D4.4.3 LGG set up in pilot cities FINAL RA-SO-RIJ
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (5.11 Mb)
D4.4.4 Guidelines to establish LGGs FINAL
PUBLISHED ON 04/08/2023
PDF (0.61 Mb)
D5.1.1 – WP5 WORKING METHOD
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.49 Mb)
D5.1.2 – TF Operative Manual
PUBLISHED ON 02/08/2023
PDF (0.9 Mb)
D5.1.3 TF3 meetings RP9
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (0.88 Mb)
D5.2.1 Platform description
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (0.68 Mb)
D5.2.2 Platform Sustainability Plan
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (1.03 Mb)
D5.2.3 Hack Days Report
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (1.52 Mb)
D5.3.1 SEW Report
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (0 Mb)
D5.3.2 SAIL-IT MAP RAVENNA
PUBLISHED ON 04/11/2022
PDF (6.14 Mb)
D5.3.2 SAIL-IT MAP RIJEKA
PUBLISHED ON 04/11/2022
PDF (9.44 Mb)
D5.3.2 SAIL-IT MAP SOLIN
PUBLISHED ON 04/11/2022
PDF (8.54 Mb)
D5.3.3 – OST REPORT
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (1.04 Mb)
D5.3.4 – Building Community Strategy
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (0.99 Mb)
D5.3.5 MixandMatch event report
PUBLISHED ON 03/08/2023
PDF (1.28 Mb)
MY PORT HERITAGE
This website has been developed within the TEMPUS project
Ravenna pilot site - before the intervention within the project TEMPUS.
This video shows an example of an easily replicable experience of active involvement of the CCIs in the valorization of a cultural asset.
TEMPUS Temporary uses actions present action and works on the old containers to form the backstage of the open-air art gallery that will serve simultaneously as a stand-alone installation and as a backdrop for the realization of other activities.
The transformation of the stage flows through various scenes based on the main fluxes from the past to nowadays in this area.
This video shows an example of an easily replicable experience of active involvement of the CCIs in the valorization of a cultural asset.
TEMPUS Temporary uses actions present action and works on the old containers to form the backstage of the open-air art gallery that will serve simultaneously as a stand-alone installation and as a backdrop for the realization of other activities.
The transformation of the stage flows through various scenes based on the main fluxes from the past to nowadays in this area.
This video shows an example of an easily replicable experience of active involvement of the CCIs in the valorization of a cultural asset. TEMPUS Temporary uses actions present action and works on the old containers to form the backstage of the open-air art gallery that will serve simultaneously as a stand-alone installation and as a backdrop for the realization of other activities.
This video shows an example of an easily replicable experience of active involvement of the CCIs in the valorization of a cultural asset. TEMPUS Temporary uses actions present action and works on the old containers to form the backstage of the open-air art gallery that will serve simultaneously as a stand-alone installation and as a backdrop for the realization of other activities. The transformation of the stage flows through various scenes based on the main fluxes from the past to nowadays in this area.
The video shows an example of temporary use, the temporary stage set for the city and citizens, aiming to restore visibility and bring attention to areas to be revitalized.
Carefully defined goals and well-planned steps the abandoned area transformed into a scenography and stage, with the support of CCIs and Research Centers.
Check how we do the Temporary Uses Activities and our way to new coworking spaces in Solin...
Second stage exhibition was held in Solin in the City Library
