WP5

This strand is entirely devoted to the development of a CH 4.0 model to support decisions to achieve balanced sustainable projects for the inclusive, tailored reuse of abandoned ICH, based on the research in WP1-WP4 and the coordination and optimisation through the four RevitLab experimental projects.

The activities are divided into two sub-packages, WP5-A1 and WP5-A2.

We will develop a conceptual design of the MCDA system for use in CH 4.0 and then align objectives and criteria to assess how inclusive, personalised re-use projects impact heritage, society, economy and the environment in local environments. Data directly from local contexts will also be key in deciding on the criteria. For this, we will use survey and in-depth interview methods and focus groups of local stakeholders. The data collection will be carried out in the framework of RevitLabs.

Using MCDA, we will set up the overall structure of the model and start testing it in parallel in the RevitLabs. Before doing so, we will develop a system of additional questionnaires that will allow us to obtain key general and technical data on the ICH under consideration (size, material condition, etc.).