Touch TD help the ArcticHubs project circulate its key findings and solutions through a lively webinar series
Category: Research
Day at the museum – CULTURATI in Istanbul
Touch is back in Istanbul with the dynamic CULTURATI #HorizonEurope Research Innovation Action. Rahmi Koc museum played host, as we move inside one of the 4 case study sites
Social Licence to Operate (SLO) – can it help communities receiving cruise tourism in the Arctic? ⚓️
Touch TD set sail on an Arctic cruise, and test if the concept of social licence to operate (SLO) may be viable to apply in the tourism sector?
Varangerfjord – Resilience and innovation on the fringes of the European Arctic
Touch TD drops in on an unassuming Arctic outpost, that is adapting to climate change whilst simultaneously getting used to becoming a new political hotspot!
CULTURATI
A #HorizonEurope Research Innovation Action – developing, testing, and validating an online platform utilizing cutting-edge AI technologies to create content collectively for cultural heritage and arts across Europe
Casting out the arctic research net – in the field with Touch in Tromsø
Touch TD take a closer look at research around the challenges faced when balancing aquaculture, fisheries and tourism in Arctic Norway
Retaining jobs – sustaining communities in the westfjords of Iceland
The ArcticHubs project team in the remote Westfjords corner of Iceland, focus applied research into how rural communities may be more effectively sustained
Everyday oral histories – what makes Digbeth, Digbeth?
This brief article reflects upon a recent experience Touch TD had gathering oral histories from around the industrial heritage heartland of Birmingham. It outlines how the collecting of such experiences and memories can help to map out not only a sense of place, but additionally highlight some of the processes that can lead to such […]
Community based destination management, Turkey
The project contributed to developing a strategy and the tools for the practical implementation of sustainable community based destination management in Kemaliye, Turkey.
Expanding Lake Ohrid UNESCO WHS
The project was designed to address the expansion of the mixed natural and cultural heritage around Lake Ohrid region shared between Albania and North Macedonia. It strengthened trans-boundary cooperaion over the region’s cultural and natural heritage, helping recognize and profile the trans-boundary area by asesessing its values and sustainable development opportunies.