Circular economy and cultural heritage conservation: a proposal for integrating Level(s) evaluation tool

Nocca, Francesca; Toro, Pasquale De; Voysekhovska, Viktoriya

doi:10.36253/aestim-10119

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“…They propose adapting the Level(s) indicators introduced by the European Commission [62] to assess the impacts of cultural heritage reuse within a circular economy framework. Additionally, they suggested enhancing the Level(s) tool by integrating ecological, economic, and technological dimensions with the social and cultural ones [6,61]. This study highlights that the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) emerges as one of the most commonly employed evaluation tools, capable of assessing diverse impacts, including CO 2 and other greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, throughout the entire lifespan of a product [6].…”

Section: Evaluation Tools For Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reusementioning

confidence: 91%

“…Nocca et al (2021) [61] develop a set of indicators for evaluating the effectiveness of cultural heritage adaptive reuse projects, emphasizing the contribution to human wellbeing. They propose adapting the Level(s) indicators introduced by the European Commission [62] to assess the impacts of cultural heritage reuse within a circular economy framework.…”

Section: Evaluation Tools For Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reusementioning

confidence: 99%

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Multidimensional Evaluation Framework for Assessing Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse Projects: The Case of the Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy)

Angrisano,

Nocca,

Scotto Di Santolo

2024

Urban Science

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As climate change accelerates, urban areas are becoming increasingly inhospitable, with rising heat island effects and overall unhealthy environmental conditions. In this context, historic villages, due to their proximity to nature and lower population density, can represent a valuable alternative to unsustainable urban areas, providing better quality of life (i.e., through healthier environment, better work–life balance). They are “populated” by historic buildings characterized by high cultural value but are often in a state of abandonment. Nowadays, the adaptive reuse of cultural heritage represents an efficient strategy to adapt it to new needs/requirements and, at the same time, to preserve its historical and intrinsic values for present and future generations. In this framework, this study proposes a multidimensional evaluation framework for assessing cultural heritage adaptive reuse projects, covering all sustainability dimensions and capturing both tangible and intangible values. This framework, consisting of multiple criteria and multidimensional indicators, has been applied to evaluate alternative scenarios related to the regeneration of the abandoned Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (historic village), Benevento, Italy. In particular, three different scenarios have been evaluated by the SOCRATES (SOcial multi Criteria Assessment of European policies) method, a multicriteria decision method developed by the Joint Research Center (JRC) of the European Commission.

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Section: Evaluation Tools For Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reusementioning

confidence: 91%

Section: Evaluation Tools For Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reusementioning

confidence: 99%

Multidimensional Evaluation Framework for Assessing Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse Projects: The Case of the Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy)

Angrisano,

Nocca,

Scotto Di Santolo

2024

Urban Science

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“…Methods of the income approach are mainly applied for predicting a situation and modeling future decisions. The income approach has been used by the scientists [73][74][75][76] as an element of applied methodologies.…”

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Holistic Approach to R&D Products’ Evaluation for Commercialization under Open Innovations

Chukhray

Mrykhina

Izonin

2022

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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A holistic approach to R&D products’ evaluation for commercialization under open innovations is developed. The approach is tested on the example of the device of the interferometric determination of the refractive index of crystalline materials in the optical range. The proposed approach will allow setting a price that will satisfy all the parties of a transfer agreement with a higher level of accuracy and will meet market requirements. Unlike popular methods of evaluating the R&D product, a holistic approach will, on the one hand, be based on the actual costs and the break-even level of a R&D product and, on the other hand, will determine how much the consumer is receptive to a R&D product, and, then again, will show how the added value of the product will develop under the influence of market effects. It is noted that the application of a holistic approach to R&D products’ evaluation for commercialization should be supplemented by assessing the willingness of potential customers to purchase this R&D product at a specific price. It is proved that the proposed holistic approach to R&D products’ evaluation for commercialization is multifunctional. The approach can be applied to different types of economic activity, R&D products, and types of markets. The obtained prices based on the application of a holistic approach to R&D products’ evaluation for commercialization and the results of marketing research of the interferometry market testified to potential prospects of the commercialization of a R&D product of the interferometric determination of the refractive index of crystalline materials in the optical range and its long-term competitiveness. Based on the results, the key provisions of the concept of providing competitive benefits for the period of implementation of the analyzed R&D product are identified. Taking into account fundamental elements of the open innovation paradigm underpins the authors’ holistic approach.

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“…If unaltered and functioning, they represent a concrete and visible demonstration of the resilience of past heritage buildings and offer opportunities for the integration of their basic principles in current practices, above all if they are low cost, as is often the case, and can be made available and transferred to different contexts delivering precious solutions to diffused problems. Current studies range from the search for ancient techniques for respectful application to heritage works, to the borrowing of past solutions from heritage assets for new applications in disadvantaged contexts [51][52][53][54], also leading to revisit evaluation criteria for the built heritage [55].…”

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The Role of Built Heritage for Sustainable Development Goals: From Statement to Action

Lerario

2022

Heritage

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The importance of culture and cultural heritage for the achievement of sustainable development is widely stressed in official documents. Nevertheless, the role of cultural heritage for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the Agenda 2030 is limited in practical terms, as explicit references to it only appear in Target 11.4. Focusing on the built cultural heritage, the article tries to throw light on its potential with regard to all 17 SDGs by reflecting on the environmental, social and economic connection to communities’ development. Then, based on its cross-cutting importance and on its peculiarities, the work proposes and discusses priorities, observation perspective, actions and tools for concrete actions on the built heritage, identifying also specific criticalities.

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Circular economy and cultural heritage conservation: a proposal for integrating Level(s) evaluation tool

Cited by 21 publications

References 42 publications

Multidimensional Evaluation Framework for Assessing Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse Projects: The Case of the Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy)

Multidimensional Evaluation Framework for Assessing Cultural Heritage Adaptive Reuse Projects: The Case of the Seminary in Sant’Agata de’ Goti (Italy)

Holistic Approach to R&D Products’ Evaluation for Commercialization under Open Innovations

The Role of Built Heritage for Sustainable Development Goals: From Statement to Action

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