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Final Conference 27 th- 28 th November, 2014

Regensburg

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Dear HerMan Project Partners, Decision-Makers, involved and interested Ones,

Although it seems like yesterday when we all met for the first time at the HerMan Kick-off Meeting in Eger, we

must face the fact that the HerMan Project is coming to an end. The City of Eger welcomes the participants of

the Final Conference in Regensburg to the official end of the EU-project ‘HerMan—Management of Cultural Her-

itage in the Central Europe Area’.

As the project’s lead partner, the City of Eger feels privileged to have worked with the partners so intensely since

July 2012. Together we have discussed and faced many of the challenges in the management of cultural heritage

in Central Europe. We are perfectly aware that not all our issues can be solved during one project, but I am sure

you will agree with me when I say that every partner did their very best to contribute to the success and the sus-

tainability of the project’s outputs and results. All the project’s outputs that generally address the need for a bal-

ance between the conservation of cultural heritage and the development of the respective areas, are presented

in this final brochure as well as the pilot actions implemented by each partner city .

The project’s outputs will not only be shared between partners, but are also published on the HerMan website

as well as in a detailed report of the final conference. So the results of the HerMan Project could also find recep-

tion in other European cities, regions and the continent as a whole.

Let us always be aware of the fact that the Central European region has a very rich and diverse cultural heritage.

Its history and varied cultural and national compositions are the very basis, maybe even the soul of our common

environment.

I would like to thank every partner city and participant in the project for the eff orts they have made and their

commitment to the project. I hope the HerMan Project will be remembered as a fruitful and sustainable contri-

bution to the development of new methods in managing cultural heritage.

Thank you for your contribution.

Best Regards

Vice Mayor

City of Eger

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Final Conference: Seminar Speakers

Regensburg, Germany

Marco Acri, Thematic Expert, Marco Polo System GEIE, Italy

Marco Acri has a degree in Conservation of Architectural and Environmental Heritage. He has been working as a professional in conservation projects and as heritage manager for different authorities and institutions, including UNESCO, WMF, IMED. Besides collaborating with Marco Polo System, he also works with the University of Nova Gorica as programme assistant and coordinator of international cooperation. His interest in research mainly fo-cuses on the new forms of governance of urban landscapes with specific attention to the notion of common goods and the right of user protection.

Paolo Barnaba, Employee at the European Relations Unit, Provincia di Treviso, Italy

Paolo Barnaba is employee at the European Relations Unit of the Province of Treviso. He manages European projects belonging to various European Programmes, takes care of the implementation of the project activities and financial reports. He is the project manager of the HerMan project for the Province of Treviso and he has worked with his colleagues for the implementation of the pilot project eLib and for the development of the other outputs planned in the project.

Francesca Felletti, Project HerMan appointed expert, Province of Ferrara, Italy

Francesca Felletti works for the Province of Ferrara as external expert on cultural heritage and museums. Born in Comacchio, province of Ferrara, where she lives and works. Currently, she coordinates add-on services in the civic museums of Comacchio, in the Po Delta Park. She holds a degree in Cultural Heritage, University of Bologna. She completed a master’s degree in History of Architecture, University of Roma Tre. Furthermore, she holds a degree in Cultural Tourism, University of Ferrara.

Monika Göttler, Project Manager OWHC, City of Regensburg, Germany

Monika Göttler is working as project manager for the OWHC (Organization of World Herit-age Cities) Regional Secretariat North-West Europe, based at the city of Regensburg world heritage coordination office. She graduated in Geography and English and used to work in tourism management for several years. She is experienced in relocation business and has been giving city tours through Regensburg's beautiful historical old town district for more than 10 years already. She will be offering for participants of the HerMan final conference a special tour for all interested project partners.

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Regensburg, Germany

Tordis Hellmann, Assistant World Heritage Coordination | Com-munication Office HerMan, City of Regensburg, Germany

Tordis Hellmann is working successfully as communication officer for the City of Regens-burg and more particular in support the program HerMan. She has excellent skills in editorial work, preparing presentations, has a long track record of collaborating online and data management, drafting training courses and support organisation of events.

Attila Králl, Project Manager, Gyula Forster National Centre for Cultural Heritage Management, Hungary

Zsuzsa Kravalik, External Expert on behalf of the Forster Centre, Hungary

Zsuzsanna Kravalik is the managing director of Eusocial, a small urban development company. Her main interest is the social fabric of the city, how we behave and move around in the city. In her latest work she has been the mentor for the creation of urban development strat-egy in 7 larger cities in the Western Transdanubia Region of Hungary on behalf of the National Development Agency. At European level she has been involved in project assessment for different Pro-grammes, such as Intelligent Energy Europe, Urbact, Central Europe, South-East Europe. She has also been working on Romania- Hungary CBC programme assessment. In the HerMan project she has been supporting Forster Center and the Municipality of Eger as an external expert.

Hubert Mącik, PhD, Municipal Officer for Protection of Monu-ments, Lublin

Hubert Mącik, PhD – art historian and lawyer, graduate of the John Paul II Catholic Uni-versity of Lublin. Currently the Municipal Officer for Protection of Monuments in Lublin. His research interest oscillate around the issues concerning history of architecture and regional history.

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Regensburg, Germany

Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer, Vice Mayor of Regensburg, Germany

Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer studied Early History and Classical Archaeology at the University of Regensburg and finished with the degree Magister Artium. After having worked at various museum and cultural heritage projects, parental leave and many years of working for compa-nies for archaeological excavations and computer documentations in the Regensburg area she was active as a freelance archaeologist. Maltz-Schwarzfischer was elected Vice Mayor of Regensburg. Besides the general representa-tion of the Mayor she is Head of the Department of Youth and Family, the Welfare Depart-ment and the Department for Senior Citizens and holds many other functions and responsibili-ties. She represents the Mayor of Regensburg in the presidency of the Welfare Committee, in general foundation affairs and in the presidency of the Youth Welfare Committee.

Maria Grazia Marini, Head of the Tourism and Culture Department of the Municipality of Ravenna, Director of the City Art Museum - MAR Since 2002 she has been Head of the Tourism and Culture Department Activities of the Mu-nicipality of Ravenna, and Head of the Management Plan of Unesco Sites. She has coordinated several publishing projects: the most recent publications are a book on the tenth anniversary of the city's inscription in the List and a volume on Ravenna’s bid for European Capital of Cul-ture 2019. She is also in charge of the coordination of Welcome to Ravenna magazine, and she has published articles and essays on cultural tourism, holding lectures on this subject in Italy and abroad. From 1st June 2011 to 30th June 2013, she was Director of the Classense Library Institution, and the opening of the renovated Dante Museum. Since 1st July 2013, she has been the Director of MAR – City Art Museum of Ravenna.

Barbara Morigi, Herman Project Coordinator, Municipality of Raven-na, Italy In 2003 degreed in Economics for Tourism at the University of Bologna with the degree thesis “Contracts in the art market”. Since 2005 employed for the Municipality of Ravenna, Tourism and Culture Department, as referent for the organization of cultural and tourism events.

Dr.-Ing. Carola Neugebauer, Junior Professor RWTH Aachen, Germany

Dr. Carola S. Neugebauer studied landscape architecture in Dresden (Germany) and Paris (France) and holds a PhD degree in architecture/urban planning. Since 2005 she is research assistant at the Leibniz-Institute of Ecological and Regional Development (Dresden) and post-doc researcher at the Leibniz-Institute for Regional Geography in Leipzig. In 2013 Carola Neugebauer was appointed as lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences in Erfurt and be-came associate professor at the RWTH University of Aachen in June 2014, department “Preserving Cultural Heritage”.

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Regensburg, Germany

Botond Rázsi, Vice Mayor, City of Eger (Lead Partner), Hungary

Since 2010 Mr Botond Rázsi has been working as Vice Mayor of Eger, Hungary, being re-sponsible for human affairs, culture, tourism, town marketing, communication, interna-tional relations, and projects related to these fields. Prior to that, Botond worked as Headmaster at a local primary and secondary school for seven years. Before that, he taught English, Mathematics and Computer Science for another seven years at the same school. He participates in the HerMan final conference as the project manager of the Lead Part-ner, Municipality of Eger, Hungary.

Matthias Ripp, World Heritage Coordinator, City of Regensburg, Germany

Matthias Ripp holds a degree in Historical Geography from Bamberg University. Between 2004 and 2007 he worked for the city of Bamberg in the fields of world heritage and tour-ism. Since 2007 he has been the world heritage coordinator of the “Old Town of Regens-burg with Stadtamhof” site. His main tasks include networking with local, national and international institutions, coordinating and developing sustainable management strate-gies for the Regensburg world heritage as well as monitoring the city centre. He is active in numerous networks such as Heritage Europe and ICOMOS. He coordinated the EU He-rO (Heritage as Opportunity) project. He chairs the UNESCO world heritage working group on historic city centres of the German Association of Cities, is am member of the European Heritage Panel and an elected Member of the German Commission for UNESCO. Since November 2011 he has also been regional coordinator for the North West European region of the Organisation of Heritage Heritage Cities (OWHC). He published numerous articles on Heritage Management, resilience, the communication of heritage values and other topics.

Dennis Rodwell, Architect-Planner, Scotland

Dennis Rodwell, architect-planner, works internationally in the field of cultural heritage and sustainable urban development, focused on the promotion and achievement of best practice in the management of the broadly defined historic environment. He researches and publishes widely on the theme of conservation and sustainability in historic cities. Further information including a bibliography of publications may be found on: www.dennisrodwell.co.uk.

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Regensburg, Germany

Christine Schimpfermann, Head of the Planning and Building De-partment, City of Regensburg, Germany

After her studies in architecture at Technical University Munich, Christine Schimpfer-mann was active as an architect and urban planner in an independent planning office. She entered the Municipality of Reutlingen in 1998 and in 2001 was elected Chief Officer of the Department of City Planning. From 2001 to 2005, she was additionally active as the Director of the Neighbourhood Association Reutlingen-Tübingen which is responsi-ble for land use. Since October 2005, she is Head of the Planning and Building Depart-ment and professional City Councillor of the City of Regensburg. Dr. Gábor Soós, Project Leader, Gyula Forster National Centre for Cultural Heritage Management, , Hungary

Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz, External Project Manager, HBH Eurocon-sulting Ltd., Hungary

Since 2008 Mr Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz has been working as a senior consultant at HBH Euroconsulting Ltd, Hungary, developing and managing European Transnational Cooper-ation projects (URBACT, CENTRAL EUROPE, South-East Europe, etc.). Prior to joining the HBHE Ltd., Ferenc worked as programme manager at the National Employment Foundation, Hungary, responsible for consultancy and training activities in an ESF financed centralized project, dealing with social economy and employment pacts. Before that, he worked two years as a programme manager at the Managing Authority for Operational Programme for Regional Development. He graduated as a geographer at the Department of Regional Development and as a cultural manager at ELTE University, Budapest. He participates in the HerMan final conference as the external project manager, acting on behalf of the Lead Partner, Municipality of Eger, Hungary.

Emőke Zács, External Financial Manager, HBH Euroconsulting Ltd., Hungary

Since 2010 Ms Emőke Zács has been working as a consultant at HBH Euroconsulting Ltd, Hungary, managing European Transnational Cooperation projects (INTERREG IVC, CEN-TRAL EUROPE, South-East Europe, etc.). Before that she worked as project assistant at HBH Euroconsulting Ltd in several project development in the field of urban planning. She graduated as an economist in regional and environmental economic studies (MSc) at Szent István University, Gödöllő. She participates in the HerMan final conference as the external financial manager, acting on behalf of the Lead Partner, Municipality of Eger, Hungary.

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Wednesday, 26th November 2014

Arrival of the Conference Participants

Meeting, Kurfürstenzimmer, Old Town Hall

19.00 Welcome of the Participants

Mrs. Gertrud Maltz-Schwarzfischer, Vice Mayor of Regensburg, Germany

Conference: Communication and Management of Cultural Heritage

8.30 - 9.00 Registration

9.00 - 9.30 Welcome of the participants


Chair: Attila Králl, Project Manager, Gyula Forster National Centre for Cultural Heritage Management, Hungary

9.30 - 09.55 Presentation of Films!

9.55 - 10.00 Introduction

10.00 - 10.45 KeyNote: Historic Urban Landscape

Dennis Rodwell, Architect-Planner, Scotland


11.30 - 12.15 KeyNote: Sustainable urban development and the UNESCO-World heritage

label - Experiences to share

Dr.-Ing. Carola Neugebauer, Junior Professor RWTH Aachen, Germany

Thursday, 27th November 2014

Venue: W1 - Weingasse 1, 2nd Floor

10.45 - 11.30 Coffee Break - Group Picture

12.15 - 13.15 Lunch

Final Conference: Conference Programme Regensburg, Germany

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13.15 - 13.30 HerMan - Introduction - Attila Králl, Hungary

13.30 - 14.45 Pecha Kucha on the work of the Project Partners:

Forster Centre (two presentations) - Attila Králl

Province of Treviso - Paolo Barnaba

Municipality of Lublin - Anna Krzyzanowka-Orlik

Municipality of Ravenna - Maria Grazia Marini

Municipality of Eger - Botond Rázsi

Province of Ferrara - Francesca Felletti

14.45 - 16.00 Outputs

Toolbox - Zsuzsa Kravalik, External Expert on behalf of the Forster Centre,Hungary

Handbook - Barbara Morigi, Herman Project Coordinator, City of Ravenna, Italy

Handbook - Marco Acri, Thematic Expert, Marco Polo System geie, Italy

Policy Recommendations - Zsuzsa Kravalik, Botond Rázsi, Hungary

Internal Meeting: Stakeholder Group Regensburg


16.15 - 16.30 Mrs. Christine Schimpfermann, Head of the Planning and Building

Department, City of Regensburg

16.30 - 17.30 Panel Discussion - Policy Recommendations put to the test

Moderator: Dr. Gábor Soós, Hungary

Participants: Dennis Rodwell, Dr. Carola Neugebauer, Zsuzsa Kravalik,

Botond Rázsi, Marco Acri, Hubert Mącik

(Press)

16.00 - 16.15 Coffee Break

from 17.30 Coffee Meeting, Café W1, Ground Floor

19.00 Dinner

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8.45 Arrival

HerMan - internal partner meeting Chair: Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz, External Project Manager, HBH Euroconsulting LTD., Hungary

9.00 - 9.15 Welcome of the participants, Introduction to End of Project


9.15 - 10.30 Outlook: upcoming financial and administrative issues

Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz, Hungary; Emőke Zács, External Financial Manager, HBH Eurocon

sulting LTD., Hungary; Tordis Hellmann, Communication Office, Regensburg, Germany

Chair: Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz, External Project Manager, HBH Euroconsulting LTD., Hungary

11.00 - 11.45 Perspective: future Co-operation and funding opportunities

Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz, Hungary

11.45 - 12.30 Lessons Learned: a moderated session

Zsuzsa Kravalik, External Expert on behalf of the Forster Centre, Hungary

Excursions - Explore Regensburg‘s World Heritage

Excursion 1: Guided City Tour - 14.00, Meeting Point Haidplatz with Monika Göttler, Project Manager OWHC, City of Regensburg, Germany

Excursion 2: World Heritage Visitor Centre, Guided Tour - 14.00, Meeting at the entrance (Old Stone Bridge) with Matthias Ripp, World Heritage Coordinator, City of Regensburg, Germany

Overall Conference Organisation Matthias Ripp - World Heritage Coordinator, City of Regensburg, Germany -

[email protected]

Tordis Hellmann - Assistant World Heritage Coordination | Communication Office,

City of Regensburg, Germany - [email protected] Mobile: 015730157306


Friday, 28th November 2014

Venue: W1 - Weingasse 1, 2nd Floor

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee Break

13.00 Lunch

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Venue location

W1 - Centre for young culture

Weingasse 1

93047 Regensburg

Germany

Café W1

offers a choice of beverages throughout Thursday

Main Train Station

Kurfürsten-zimmer

Taxi

Venue: W1—Centre for young culture, located close to the Haidplatz

Cathedral

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Restaurant location

Osteria Siciliana

Schopperplatz 3

93059 Regensburg

Directions and location plan

Walk from the Venue W1 down to

the river Danube, turn left and cross

the river via the iron bridge to the

small island.

Turn left again and follow the street

until you see the Osteria Siciliana.

Venue: W1—Centre for young culture, located close to the Haidplatz

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List of Participants

Name First Name City Country

Acri Marco Venice Italy

Alberth Patricia Bamberg Germany

Antal Anett Eger Hungary

Baran Anna Krakow Poland

Barnaba Paolo Treviso Italy

Buso Angela Treviso Italy

Canton Patrizia Treviso Italy

Carbonere Enza Treviso Italy

Czerlunczakiewicz Katarzyna Lublin Poland

Felletti Francesca Ferrara Italy

Gabbatore Roberta Treviso Italy

Gál István Eger Hungary

Gessler Caro Munich Germany

Gorczyca Dr. Katarzyna Krakow Poland

Göttler Monika Regensburg Germany

Guidi Ethel Ferrara Italy

Hauer Susanne Regensburg Germany

Hellmann Tordis Regensburg Germany

Kempf Klaus Munich Germany

Korzeniak Dr. Grażyna Krakow Poland

Králl Attila Budapest Hungary

Kravalik Zsuzsanna Budapest Hungary

Krzyzanowka-Orlik Anna Lublin Poland

Kutnik Wojciech Lublin Poland

Łᶏtka Krzysztof Lublin Poland

Long Daniela Regensburg Germany

Mᶏcik, PhD Hubert Lublin Poland

Mair Franziska Regensburg Germany

Marini Maria Grazia Ravenna Italy

Masi Francesca Ravenna Italy

Millevoi Giulia Treviso Italy

Morigi Barbara Ravenna Italy

Natale Francesco Ferrara Italy

Neugebauer Dr. Carola S. Aachen Germany

Olivetti Gregorio Venice Italy

Paulowitz Bernd Choue France

Podhalańska Ewa Arvay Krakow Poland

Podhalańska Dr. Bogusław Krakow Poland

Protovinné Erzsébet Zs. Eger Hungary

Rázsi Botond Eger Hungary

Rigo Angelo Treviso Italy

Name First Name City Country

Ripp Matthias Regensburg Germany

Rippich Julia Quedlinburg Germany

Rodwell Dennis Melrose Scotland

Saád Judit Budapest Hungary

Saxinger Veronika Eger Hungary

Soós Dr. Gábor Budapest Hungary

Stawicka Magdalena Krakow Poland

Susanna Francesca Treviso Italy

Szigeti-Böröcz Ferenc Budapest Hungary

Teisinger Sabine Regensburg Germany

Terzi Matteo Ferrara Italy

Tronchin Lucia Treviso Italy

Trzewik Michał Lublin Poland

Turai Zoltán Eger Hungary

Vozáry Róbert Eger Hungary

Wagenhofer Gerald Vienna Austria

Weremko Iwo Lublin Poland

Wlazło Magdalena Lublin Poland

Zács Emőke Budapest Hungary

Zentai László Eger Hungary

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Partneraddresses

Municipality of Eger

(Lead Partner)

Country: Hungary

Region: Heves

Contact: Botond Razsi

[email protected]

Website: www.eger.hu

Municipality of Lublin

Country: Poland

Region: Lublin

Contact: Wojciech Kutnik

[email protected]

Website: www.lublin.eu

www.um.lublin.pl

Municipality of Ravenna

Country: Italy

Region: Emilia-Romagna

Contact: Maria Grazia Marini

[email protected]

Website: www.turismo.ra.it

Gyula Forster National Centre for

Cultural Heritage Management

Country: Hungary

Region: Central Hungary

City: Budapest

Contact: Zoltan Cselovszki

[email protected]

Website: www.forsterkozpont.hu

IRM Institute of Urban Development

Country: Poland

Region: Lesser Poland

City: Krakow

Contact: Katarzyna Gorczyca

[email protected]

Website: www.irm.krakow.pl

Province of Ferrara

Country: Italy

Region: Emilia-Romagna

Contact: Roberto Ricci Mingani

[email protected]

Website: www.provincia.fe.it

Marco Polo System geie

Country: Italy

Region: Veneto

City: Mestre, Venice

Contact: Pietrangelo Petteno

[email protected]

Website: www.marcopolosystem.it

Province of Treviso

Country: Italy

Region: Veneto

Contact: Giulia Millevoi

[email protected]

[email protected]

Website: www.provincia.treviso.it

www.visittreviso.it

Municipality of Regensburg

(Communication Office)

Country: Germany

Region: Bavaria

Contact: [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Website: www.regensburg.de/welterbe

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