Od ove akademske godine Umjetnička akademija Sveučilišta u Splitu, Odsjek za konzervaciju-restauraciju, dio je projekta HORIZON2022 – STECCI Climate changing and cultural heritage, nositelj je Prirodoslovno-matematički fakultet Univerziteta u Sarajevu.  

Cilj projekta je proizvesti inovativne i održive strategije zaštite kulturne baštine od utjecaja klimatskih promjena, posljedičnih prirodnih opasnosti, onečišćenja okoliša i antropogenih prijetnji.

STECCI je multidisciplinarni projekt koji kombinira stručno znanje i vještine zaštite i konzervatorske znanosti, znanosti o klimi i okolišu, znanosti o životu, društvenih znanosti, ekonomije, kreativnih industrija i humanističkih znanosti kako bi se prevladali izazovi koje postavlja promjena klime u području kulturne baštine.

Ovakvi projekti platforme su za okupljanje aktualnih i budućih stručnjaka različitih profila kako bi u vremenu ispred nas na najkvalitetniji način skrbili o neprocjenjivoj kulturnoj baštini. Namjera je stvarati interdisciplinarne timove studenata s različitih sveučilišta i različitih struka koji bi kroz razmjenu znanja, vještina i iskustava mogli što kvalitetnije pristupiti radu na očuvanju i prezentaciji nacionalne i europske baštine.

Detaljnije o projektu:

•    Project title: Stone monument ensambles and the climate change impact STECCI

•    Project number: 101094822

•    Institutions participating in the project: University of Sarajevo, BiH; Heritage Malta, Malta; Univerzitet Donja Gorica Podgorica, Montenegro; Universitaet fur angewandte Kunst Wien, Austria; Rathgen-Forschungslabor - Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Germany; Zentrum für soziale Innovation GmbH Wien, Austria; Sveuciliste u Splitu, Umjetnicka akademija, Croatia; Faculty of Scences University of Novi Sad, Serbia; Institut Mines-Telecom, France

•    Status in the project: Beneficiary

•    Project coordinator: Nusret Drešković UNSA (UNSA)

•    Project manager: Saida Ibragić (UNSA)

•    Project call: HORIZON-CL2-2022-HERITAGE-01

•    Project type: HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

•    Period of realization: 2023-2027 (September 1, 2023 – August 31, 2027)

•    Project website: https://steccihorizoneu.com/

•   Main contact person: (UMAS) Mirela Mužinić, mag. iur.

About the project

Given the fast pace of climate change there is an urgent need to address the threats it poses on cultural heritage (CH) by a holistic framework that will engage scientists, conservators, citizens, creative industries and decision-makers to develop and act on new, sustainable strategies of long-term preservation of CH, as proposed by this project. For the first time, the future of stećci - a tangible phenomenon included on the UNESCO World Heritage list, and similar limestone monuments will be assessed under 2 high resolution climate scenarios in three periods: 2021-2040, 2041-2060 and 2081-2100. In situ condition assessment supported by comprehensive scientific analyses will be followed by remedial conservation on selected sites to develop best practice and to produce efficient monitoring and conservation guidelines coupled to economic analyses and climate scenarios. Such an output will accentuate the need of timely and appropriate interventions and facilitate the decision-making process of authorities. Digitization methodologies will be also explored. Basic and high-end techniques will be mutually compared in order to simplify and amplify the digital recording of cultural heritage in Europe. Further on, the project aims to turn the potential of necropoles into new opportunities and resources for socio-economic and creative entrepreneurship developments of local communities. Work on valorization of cultural heritage and social labs with a series on events on citizen science, story telling and place-making activities will precede the development of sustainable cultural tourism strategies that can be implemented across Europe. Art, tools of creative industries and cultural values will thus be used as powerful engines of regeneration, economic growth and sustainable protection of CH in times of a rapidly changing climate. The project will also illustrate a successful collaboration of previously conflicted countries and thus aim to reduce radicalism in Western Balkans.