Title of the Chair/Network: UNESCO Chair in Intangible Heritage and Traditional Know-How: Linking Heritage

Host Institution: University of Évora | CIDEHUS

Date of establishment of

Chair/Network: (mm, yyyy)

February 2003

Period of activity under report: (mm, yyyy - mm, yyyy)

2 May 2016 – 31 December 2016

Report established by: (name, position)

UNESCO Chair Holder – Prof. Filipe Themudo Barata

To be returned by electronic mail to both: unitwin@unesco.org and i.nichanian@unesco.org or by mail to

UNESCO, Division for Teacher Development and Higher Education, Section for Higher Education

7, place Fontenoy – 75352 Paris 07 SP, France | Fax: 33 (0)1 45 68 56 26/27/28

UNESCO CHAIR/UNITWIN NETWORK PROGRESS REPORT FORM

Following the previous report, which covered the period until 1 May 2016, the UNESCO Chair in Intangible Heritage and Traditional Know-How: Linking Heritage has succeeded in lending further consistency to a project that has already proven its value, not only for the promotion of the UNESCO’s objectives in Portugal and in other cooperating countries, but also for the hosting institution (University of Évora/CIDEHUS) and the community at large.

It has been a major concern of this Chair to fully comply with the objectives established in the 2013 Agreement, signed by the UNESCO and the University of Évora, and to create the conditions for its renewal for an additional period of four years. Hence, the following measures have been taken:

The mechanisms that link the Chair to the Alentejo, a disadvantaged region which is home to the University of Évora, have been reinforced by integrating institutions and organisms related to heritage and development.

In cooperation with the Portuguese National Commission for UNESCO, a UNESCO Chair steering committee has been prepared which the former President of the Portuguese Republic Jorge Sampaio accepted to preside.

By organizing the necessary human and financial resources, ongoing research projects have been strengthened and efforts made to secure new projects through competitive or cooperative proposals.

Continuity has been given to already existing programmes for professional enhancement (Mediterranean Heritage and Heritage Management and Smart Specialization) and postgraduate studies (Master Erasmus Mundus – TPTI, Webminar Le Droit International des Biens Culturels and PhD Heritage Studies).

Chair members have been actively involved in the coordination of Master and PhD thesis projects.

Decisive steps have been taken for the creation of UNESCO Chair Poles at the universities of Cape Verde (Republic of Cape Verde), Cadi Ayyad (Marrakech, Morocco) and Viçosa (Minas Gerais, Brazil)

At the same time, other activities have been carried out to give consistency and visibility to the work of the Chair, such as:

The 2nd UNESCO Chair Meeting which gave rise to an important set of recommendations containing proposals for the safeguarding and promotion of the Portuguese Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Support to other initiatives, in Portugal and abroad, related to heritage and sustainable development.

Contributions to conferences and meetings, as participant or guest speaker on behalf of the Chair.

In conclusion, this report does not only intend to demonstrate the Chair’s work, but also to give support to its request for renewal, already expressed through the official letter by the Director of the University of Évora (17/10/2016).

1. Executive Summary:

Major outcomes, results and impact of the Chair, including on national policies, in relation to its objectives as stated in Article 2 of the Chair Agreement (between the Institution and UNESCO) (Not exceeding 300 words)

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Preamble regarding the more specific parts of this report

With the present report, the Chair wishes to draw attention to the projects, activities and achievements that demonstrate the value of its work up to now and justify, from its point of view, the renewal of the Agreement for another four years. Therefore, this time, its aim is not to report on every conference presentation or publications its team members and collaborators may have presented or finished in the period in question (2 May 2016 –26 December 2016), but to highlight some of the most interesting examples of its educational and training activities and to submit a series of attachments on the different areas it has focused in the past and seeks to develop from 2017 onwards.

a) Education/Training/Research (key education programmes and training delivered and research undertaken by the Chair during the reporting period, target

group and geographical coverage)

i) Education (leading to certificate)

PhD Programme in History / History of Art The directors of two PhD courses allocated at CIDEHUS and CHAIA (University of Évora) decided to include heritage related subject matters into their programmes. This decision came as a result of having won 36 doctoral fellowships over the course of 4 years for their PhD programmes in History and History of Art, which were then upgraded with a diploma in Heritage Studies. Together with another partner, the HERCULES Laboratory at the University of Évora, these centres are now forming the recently created Heritage Platform. The UNESCO Chair has been an active partner in this process and has greatly benefited from it, since a series of doctoral students have become associated to its work.

Master Erasmus Mundus Techniques, Patrimoines, Territoires de l'Industrie (TPTI) This heritage related programme, based on a memorandum between the Universities of Évora, Padua and Sorbonne-Panthéon Paris 1, has been going on for several years. Progressively, the initial focus on industrial heritage has been enlarged to accommodate projects related to landscape and intangible heritage. The continuous training practice has led faculty members of the master's degree course to collaborate with other university courses and to continue to monitor and support the work of master students up to their PhD degree and sometimes even in their professional trajectories. Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata has been actively involved in both teaching and the monitoring of TPTI students.

ii) Training (short term)

Mediterranean Heritage (2nd edition 2016). The aim of the course is to analyse the heritage of the Western Mediterranean, with particular emphasis on its historical and cultural development and the relations between its northern and southern shores. Once again, this short term course was directed at students from universities in the Western Mediterranean, especially from the Iberian Peninsula and Northern Africa. The course is jointly administered by the University of Évora, Nova University (Lisbon) and the University of the Algarve, with active support of the UNESCO Chair. Team member Fernando Branco Correia was one of the lecturers. See attachment 1

Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata organized SHORT TRAINING COURSES for Brazilian students on Cultural Heritage and Smart Specialization. Other Chair members and collaborators actively prepared and administered the courses. The experience was successfully repeated in 2016, so that the course is now part of an agreement between the Universities of Évora and Viçosa (Brazil). See attachment 2.

2) Activities: Overview of activities undertaken by the Chair during the reporting period

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Short term courses given by Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata

WEBMINAR Le Droit International des Biens Culturels at the University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne in the framework of the Master de Recherche et d'Histoire des Professionnel Techniques course (16 hours)

SEMINAR Cultural and Landscape Tourism for students attending the Master course in Tourism , Destinies and Product Development at the University of Évora (15 hours)

October 4-7, 2016 – University of Viçosa (Brazil) – Lectures on Intangible Heritage and Smart Specialization within the Master Course in Cultural Heritage, Landscapes and Citizenship.

November 25, 2016 – University of Évora – Lecture on The Portuguese Expansion on the West Coast of Africa and India: Reflections on architecture and history, at the Master of Architecture course of this university.

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iii) Research New:

“DB–Heritage” (PTDC / EPH-PAT / 4684/2014). Database of building materials with historical and heritage interest. Project Leader: Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil. The expected outcomes are the availability of a bank of samples and data for study and consultation; the compilation of information on the building materials used in Portugal over time; a description of the degradation process of building materials, considering the type of material and its characteristics, as well as the time and environmental conditions of exposure. UNESCO Chair representative: Filipe Themudo Barata Active:

“Évora Network of Museums and Cultural Institutions / Rede de Museus e Equipamentos Culturais de Évora”. A project that can be defined as an integrated approach to enhance the organisation, joint promotion and information of museums and other culturally attractive equipments in Évora in terms of heritage and tourism. For the first time church-owned, state-owned, council-owned and private institutions are working together in a common project. Promoter: UNESCO Chair. Principal researcher: João Brigola (2014 –present). See attachment 3

“Recovering the ‘Falcoaria Real de Salvaterra de Magos’: heritage and development” promoted by the Salvaterra de Magos City Council, the Portuguese Falconry Association (APF) and the UNESCO Chair. As a result of the joint efforts, Portuguese falconry has now been added to the already existing list of 17 nations, where this cultural practice continues to be developed. The UNESCO Chair, after having coordinated the application process, will continue to cooperate with its partners and coordinate the process of implementation. Coordinator: Filipe Themudo Barata (2013–present).

“MÉMOIRE DU FUTUR: Safim-Safi Histoire d´une Ville portuaire, Carrefour de cultures: Pour une inscription sur la liste du Patrimoine mondial". International cooperation between several academic institutions (Universities of Évora, Cadi Ayyad, Berkely/California and the École nationale d’architecture/Rabat), the UNESCO Chair, and several Moroccan institutions on local and regional level (Inspection Régionale des Monuments Historiques et des Sites de Safi (IRMHSS), Agence Urbaine de Safi (AUS), Direction Régionale du Patrimoine Culturel de Marrakech (DPCM), Musée National de Céramique de Safi) (2014-present). Chair team member João Rocha belongs to the Safim-Safi research team. See attachment 4.

“Crossing the Mediterranean Strait. 1300 years of Muslim Culture in the Maghreb and Gharb al-Andalus region. A new Architectural and Historical Perspective”. Cooperation between Portugal and Morocco (2014-present). Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)/Centre National pour la Recherche Scientifique et Technique (CNRST). Principal researcher: Chair team member João Rocha.

“Cultural Landscapes and Heritage in Rural Areas” promoted by the UNESCO Chair/CIDEHUS and ICAAM. UNESCO Chair Team: Sofia Capelo (Coord.), José Manuel Mascarenhas and Filipe Themudo Barata (since 2009, continued under the auspice of the UNESCO Chair since 2013).

Concluded:

“CreativeMED – SME Creativity and Innovation for a MED Space Smart Specialisation Framework”. The details of this project entered into the previous report (2013 – now concluded).

In perspective:

Team member Armanda Salgado has been developing a new interesting line of investigation called “museus + sociais / museums with more social impact”, linked to the Rural Life Museum (Museu da Ruralidade) in Casto Verde (Alentejo region) and referred here for its project potential.

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b) Conferences/Meetings (key conferences and meetings organized by the Chair or to which its Chairholder contributed)

i) Key conferences and workshops hosted by the Chair or presenting the Chair

On July 7, 2016, the 2nd Meeting of the UNESCO Chair took place at the University of Évora. At this meeting, convened under the theme "The Role of the Intangible Cultural Heritage", the participants revisited the concept of intangible cultural heritage; evaluated the application of the 2003 Convention and some of its results, namely in Portugal; questioned the underlying legal mechanisms and addressed doubts in regard to some of its aspects, and discussed the problems of safeguarding and promoting the ICH. During the debate, participants identified some of the practical, organisational, social and financial problems affecting heritage in general and the intangible heritage in particular, and agreed, in the final part of the meeting, to transform the conclusions into a set of recommendations (see attachment 5) addressed to all interested stakeholders, independently of their being public or private institutions, communities, groups or individuals. The event was prepared by team members Ana Carvalho, Armanda Salgado and Cornelia Fischer and accompanied by an exhibition of mupis, among them on Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), the Chair’s ICH Database and Forum, and the Repository of the Alentejo’s Cultural Heritage (see attachments 5a, 5b and 5c).

During the national Science and Technology Week, scientific institutions, universities, schools and museums opened their doors and provided the public with the opportunity to get in touch with different fields of knowledge. Team members Ana Carvalho, João Brigola and João Rocha presented different aspects of the UNESCO Chair’s work during the days of the event at the University of Évora (21-24 November 2016).

ii) Other conferences/organizational activities undertaken by the Chair holder and/or team members and collaborators

September 9-16, 2016 – University of Évora. International Workshop on Architecture, entitled Alqueva: Temporality of Tourism: Architecture(s) for a new territoriality, promoted by the "Designing Heritage Tourism Landscapes" schools of architecture network. Chair team member João Magalhães Rocha was one of the workshop coordinators.

September 13-14, 2016 – University of Évora. O Oceano Atlântico: espaço de intercâmbios culturais e linguísticos / The Atlantic Ocean: space of cultural and linguistic exchanges. The aim of this international seminar was to share knowledge about Portuguese heritage in the Atlantic space and to allow for the discussion of the project “Lusismos Atlánticos (siglos XV-XVII)”, allocated at the Universidad de La Laguna (Tenerife). Chair collaborator Maria Filomena Gonçalves was actively involved in the preparation of this seminar. See attachment 6.

December 5-7, 2016 – Marrakeche (Morocco). Mémoire du Futur. Follow-up meeting of the collaborative project supporting the inscription of the city of Safi on the UNESCO World Heritage List (see attachment 7). Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata and team member João Magalhães Rocha are both representatives and researchers within the consortium. At the workshop « L'cultural culturelle de Safi: la culture comme levier pour un possible développement » which took place on december 6, Filipe Themudo Barata spoke about “Le label UNESCO”.

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iii) A selection of conference presentations by the Chair holder and other colleagues

Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata

May 17, 2016 – Évora – “A UNESCO Chair Experience”. Public presentation of the Chair in the presence of the Portuguese Minister for Research and Higher Education.

May 18, 2016 – Évora – “Cultural Heritage, an intelligent path to follow. 5th Workshop organised by the Master course in Management and Valorisation of Historic and Cultural Heritage, entitled Spaces of Memory and Memories of Spaces /Os Espaços de Memória e as Memórias dos Espaços.

June20, 2016 – Huddersfield (GB) – “Who Makes Tradition?” Keynote speaker invited by Textile and Clothing Business Labs (TCBL)

September 8, 2016 – Coimbra – Communication at the ESADR 2016 international conference.

September 14, 2016 – Évora – “Present-day observations on African societies, the slave trade and the shaping of identities of resistance”. Keynote speaker at the international seminar The Atlantic Ocean: space of cultural and linguistic exchanges.

September 22, 2016 – Paris – “Is there still room for ecomuseums today?” Communication at a workshop entitled Écomusée. Une nouvelle forme muséale à l’international?

September 24, 2016 – Évora – “Reinventar um património sustentável para a sociedade actual e com a sociabilidade actual”. Invited speaker at the SocyHume International Congress.

October 7, 2016 – Viçosa (Brasil) – “History and Heritage”. Communication at the II Symposium of Professionalising Master Degrees in Heritage and Cultural Assets.

October 25, 2016 – Évora – « La construction d’une feuille de route de coopération. Un parcours académique et personnel ». Presentation to invited academic guests from Morocco.

December 1, 2016 – Avignon (France) – “The Mediterranean: a region producing differences, land memories and pathways for the future”. Communication at the AgroMed International Conference 2016.

December3, 2016 – Évora – «Tourism, cultural and creative industries and the sector’s new working environments”. Keynote speaker at the 2nd National Congress onTouristic Information.

December 8, 2016 – Ziguinchor (Senegal) “Natural and human landscapes in Guinea at the end of the 16th century. The testimony of André Alvares de Almada”. Communication, together with Natália Albino Pires, at the International Colloquium The Portuguese Presence in Ziguinchor: History, Tangible and Intangible Heritage.

Other colleagues (team members and collaborators)

Armanda Salgado

September 22, 2016 – Évora – “Museums: visible and connected? The case of museums in the Alentejo region”. Communication at the SocyHume International Congress.

Teresa Simão

September 23, 2016 – Évora – “Popular dance and festivity halls: venues for the promotion of cultural activities in the Raia region”. Communication at the SocyHume International Congress.

Sónia Moreira Cabeça

September 24, 2016 – Évora – “Sociability forms in the Cante Alentejano”. Communication at the SocyHume International Congress.

João Carlos Brigola

– October 26, 2016 – Évora – Speaker at the 1st of a series of conferences dedicated to the theme Invisible Cities, organised by the Eugénio de Almeida Foundation.

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c) Interuniversity Exchanges/Partnerships (principal exchanges/partnerships between the Chair and other institution,s including UNESCO Chairs/UNITWIN

Networks)

Interuniversity exchanges

Consortium Mediterranean Studies (Consortium between the Universities of Évora, Nova de Lisboa and Algarve) Officially signed in 2016 – Objective: to promote the teaching and training capacities of Portuguese universities in the Mediterranean basin. Organisation of the first course in September of 2015.

Universidade Federal de Viçosa (Minas Gerais, Brazil) – The annual training course, organised by the Chair, is already part of the professional Master Course in Cultural Heritage, Landscapes and Citizenship.

Université Cadi Ayyad (Marrakech). Exchange of students and academics, organisation of meetings and participation in projects linked to the region of Marrakech–Safi.

Universidade de Cabo Verde – The inter-university cooperation reached a new level with the January 2016 decision to host an extension of the Chair.

Università degli Studi di Palermo – Partnership with the aim to organize an international PhD course. This partnership also includes the University of Tunis.

Université de Tunis – Partnership with the aim to organize an international PhD course. This partnership also includes the University of Palermo.

Universidade de Coimbra (Portugal) – cooperation with members from different research centres (CEAACP and CES)

Brac University (Bangladesh) – Relations established through the EMMA West programme. The university will host an extension of the Chair and intensify the mobility of students and academics in 2016.

Partnerships

Câmara Municipal da Ribeira Grande (Cidade Velha), Cabo Verde (Municipality of Ribeira Grande, Cape Verde)

Fundação João Lopes (Cabo Verde)

Ministério da Cultura de Cabo Verde / Instituto do Património Cultural

Câmara Municipal do Vimioso (Municipality of Vimioso)

Câmara Municipal de Évora (Municipality of Évora)

Câmara Municipal de Salvaterra de Magos (Municipality of Salvaterra de Magos)

Associação Portuguesa de Falcoaria (Falconry Portuguese Association)

Fondation Orient-Occident (Rabat - Morocco) – The Chair holder is member of the Steering Committee. This foundation deals mostly with migrants and migrations.

HERIMED (Palermo, Italy) – The Chair holder is member of the Steering Committee. This association is concerned with intangible heritage.

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d) Publications/Multimedia Materials (major publications and teaching/learning materials)

Give details of major publications and materials including full citations.

Team members

Sónia Moreira Cabeça

– S. I. M. Cabeça (2016), Estrutura e processo de formação das formas culturais: o caso do cante alentejano. UNESCO Chair in Intangible Heritage and Traditional Know-How: Linking Heritage - University of Evora, Evora, ISBN 978-989-99442-1-3, 283 pp.

Ana Carvalho

– Camacho, Clara Frayão, Pedro Pereira Leite, e Ana Carvalho. 2016. “Contextos e Desafios da Nova Recomendação da UNESCO Para Museus e Colecções: Entrevista Com Clara Frayão Camacho e Pedro Pereira Leite.” Boletim ICOM Portugal n.º 7 (Setembro): 10-19

– Carvalho, Ana, e Roberto Falanga. 2016. “Da Democratização das Formas de Governação na Política à Partilha de Autoridade no Campo dos Museus e do Património.” In Participação: Partilhando a Responsabilidade, organizado por Ana Carvalho, 29–44. Lisboa: Acesso Cultura. ISBN: 978-989-20-6617-2.

Collaborators

António José Marques da Silva

A. J. M. Silva (2016), DIAITA NOSTRA, patrimoines alimentaires, identité et gouvernementalité en Méditerranée, UNESCO Chair in Intangible Heritage and Traditional Know-How: Linking Heritage - University of Evora, Evora. ISBN 978 989 99442 20, 78 pp.

A. J. M. Silva (2016), Le régime UNESCO, Discours et pratiques alimentaires en Méditerranée, vol. 3, CreateSpace, Charleston. ISBN 978 2 343 06151 1, 223 pp.

A. J. M. Silva (2016), 'Uma tradição milenar convertida em ideal alimentar ou o inverso? Acerca da “descoberta científica” da dieta mediterrânica.', in Pinheiro, J. and Soares, C. (eds), Actas da conferência DIAITA – Património alimentar, Universidade de Coimbra/Universidade do Funchal, Coimbra, pp. 23-45.

Sónia Bombico

– S. Bombico, B. F. O. Costa, F. E. Wagner, U. Wagner, W. Hausler, J.-Y. Blot, and A. J. M. Silva (2016), 'Mössbauer and XRD studies of Roman amphorae buried in the sea for two millennia', Hyperfine Interactions, 237:57/ December, Doi=10.1007/s10751-016-1282-9.

Ana Paula Banza – Banza, Ana Paula (2016), “Caminhos da Crítica Textual, da Filologia à interdisciplinaridade: o caso das edições dos

Sermões de Padre António Vieira”. Zeitschrift für Romanische Philologie, 132 (3): 793–803. DOI10.1515/zrp-2016-0051.

Maria Filomena Goncalves

– Gonçalves, Maria Filomena (2016): "O dicionário como arma ideológica: notas sobre o «Diccionario Carcundatico» (1821)". In: Revista TRAMA, Vol. 12, Nº 24, 2016, p.154-189.

– Gonçalves, Maria Filomena (2016): "Gramática de usos do Português: "usos na gramática" e "gramática dos usos". In: X. C. Lagares, F. Venâncio, R. Mulinacci, A. M. S. Zilles, M. A. L. dos Anjos; A. Lima; M. F. Gonçalves, J. B. Neto; C. A. Faraco & Francisco Eduardo Vieira (Orgs.), Gramáticas Brasileiras - com a palavra os leitores. São Paulo: Parábola Editorial, pp.237-265.

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September 30 to October 2, 2016 – Évora – HERITALES Film Festival. The main objective of the event was to disseminate subject matters linked to tangible and intangible heritage and to promote the experience of heritage spaces in the historic and culturally rich city of Évora. The organizers opted for the projection of images in both public spaces and cultural facilities with the aim to reach out to the wider public. The international character of the event brought projection to the city of Évora which, in 2016, celebrated its 30

th anniversary as a UNESCO World

Heritage Site. Chair collaborator Sónia Bombico was part of the Organizing Committee, while Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata and team member João Carlos Brigola belonged to the Scientific Committee. See attachment 8.

DATABASES

HPIP – (hpip.org) World Heritage Database of Portuguese influence. Coordination: Chair holder FilipeThemudo Barata

CANTE – (http://www.cante.uevora.pt) Database on the Cante Alentejano. Chair team member Sónia Moreira Cabeça belongs to organising team.

ICH EXPERTS / ICH PROJECT Database and ICH FORUM at the UNESCO Chair’s website (http://www.unesco.chair.network.uevora.pt/). Team member Cornelia Fischer was responsible for conception and technical implementation.

e) Cooperation with UNESCO Headquarters, Field Offices

Support for new Chairs - 3 May - Meeting convened by the UNESCO National Commission. Present in Coimbra to discuss the possibility of Coimbra organizing a candidacy for UNESCO Chair

On September 20, 2016, Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata attended a meeting at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris in order to discuss the Chair’s latest report and to be further elucidated on the UNESCO Chair renewal process.

The agreement for the creation of a Network of Portuguese UNESCO Chairs was signed on October 11,

2016 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Among the Network's objectives are the exchange of knowledge, experiences and good practices, as well as the sharing of information and the wider dissemination of Portuguese UNESCO Chairs. Currently, Portugal has six UNESCO Chairs.

In December 2016, Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata was invited by the President of the Portuguese National Commission for UNESCO to be member of the ICH Working Group.

OTHER ASSIGNMENTS

Chair holder Filipe Themudo Barata has become member of the Monitoring Commission for the Development of Cultural and Landscape Tourism in the Alentejo and Ribatejo Regions.

f) Other (any other activities to report)

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3. Future Plans and Development Prospects: Outline of action plan for the next biennium and short/medium and long-term development prospects.

Please do not hesitate to refer to difficulties that the Chair has experienced (Not exceeding 300 words)

Should the UNESCO concede the renewal of the agreement for another four years, the Chair intends to

– link activities related to the Intangible Heritage to the Sustainable Development Goals that the United Nations and UNESCO have committed themselves to in September 2015. In this regard, the Chair will seek to develop projects related to migrants/refugees affected by loss of identity and the undervaluation of their traditions and know-how;

– effectively establish the UNESCO Chair steering committee which should start its supervising work in March 2017;

– continue and deepen the process of collaboration with the Portuguese National Commission for UNESCO;

– further advance with the creation and application of computer and audiovisual tools for management, communication and teaching, of which there are already some relevant examples: the online databases "Cante Alentejano" and www.hpip.org; the ICH database and ICH discussion forum (UNESCO Chair website); the Heritage Film Festival (Évora, October 2016); the preparation and usage of MOOCS; and the administration of online courses (such as the webminar at the Sorbonne Paris1/Pantheon);

– intensify the international cooperation between academic institutions, in order to amplify the existing network and to formally establish the three UNESCO Chair Poles that the universities of Cape Verde (Republic of Cape Verde), Viçosa (Brazil) and Marrakech (Morocco) have already accepted to host;

– continue to promote the Chair as a start-up centre for the development of cultural and creative industries, a subject matter that has been of interest for young researchers and led to their integration into the UNESCO Chair’s work as team members or collaborators;

– try to develop a network of academic and non-academic partnerships in Portugal based on the proposal and implementation of collaborative projects;

– collaborate with the members of the recently created Network of Portuguese UNESCO Chairs and to identify overlapping themes or shared interests that would allow for a closer cooperation among them;

– systematically publish theses, monographs, reports and articles by collaborators and team members;

– ensure the future financial sustainability of the Chair, a process that has required huge efforts from the team.

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Appendix:

1) Human Resources

Human resources provided by the research centre CIDEHUS

Administrative personnel: Carla Malheiro Madalena Freire

UNESCO Chair management support: Cornelia Fischer (scholarship)

Human resources provided by university services

Science and Cooperation Office/UÉvora (support for project applications): Anabela Elias

The Team

Team members develop their main research activity in connection with the Chair and/or focused on the subject of heritage, both tangible and intangible, apart from presenting a broad spectrum of scientific achievements and interests.

Sara Albino (since December 2015) João Brigola (since July 2015) Sónia Moreira Cabeça (since May 2016) – new team member Sofia Capelo (since 2013) Ana Carvalho (direct collaborator since 2014 and team member since June 2015) Fernando Branco Correia (since 2013) João Lopes Filho (since 2013) Cyril Isnart (since 2013) Noémi Marujo (since May 2015) José Manuel de Mascarenhas (since 2013) João de Magalhães Rocha (since 2013) Armanda Salgado (since January 2016) Collaborators

They take part in the activities of the Chair, but there main focus lies elsewhere.

Ana Paula Banza (since 2016) Natalia Borek (since 2015) Sajid Bin-Doza (since March 2016) – new collaborator (although already active as a doctoral student) Maria Filomena Gonçalves (since 2015) Monalisa Maharjan (since April 2016) – new collaborator (although already active as a doctoral student) João Barros Matos (since 2014) José Carlos Tiago de Oliveira (since 2014) Ema Pires (since 2015) António José Marques da Silva (since 2015) Teresa Simão (since 2016) Students

PhD and Master students are part of the Chair’s circle of collaborators. They are often the most active and motivated elements. After finishing their PhD studies, some of them stay on and continue their collaboration with the Chair.

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2) Financial Resources

Please tick sources of financial contribution and specify the amount in U.S. dollars

[tick] Amount ($)

Host institution _____see tables below______

Partner institution _________________________

Government body _________________________

Other public institution/body _________________________

(incl. research councils)

UNESCO _________________________

Other UN agency _________________________

IGO _________________________

NGO _________________________

Industry _________________________

Other private _________________________

Give details of financial contributions, material resources and space. Since the last report in May 2016, the UNESCO Chair has been engaged in a new project (DB-Heritage) which adds an approximate amount of 14,000 € to the money previously raised in project payments. The supporting state-owned and private institutions maintained their support for the Chair.

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Table 1 (from the Report submitted in May 2016)

Obtained financial resources Ensured financial resources

Feb. 2013 – Jan. 2017 (US$) [€] Feb. 2017 onwards (US$) [€]

University of Évora 87.967 [78.430]

CIDEHUS 48.234 [43.004] 30.721 [27.391]

HERITAS Studies 31.854 [28.400] 77.657 [69.240]

FCT (Portuguese national funding agency) 133.693 [119.200] 161.191 [143.720]

EMMASIA 163.227 [145.520]

Luis de Molina Foundation (FLM) 2.243 [2.000]

Santander Universidades (private bank) 16.825 [15.000]

Total 484.043 [431.554] 269.569 [240.350]

Financial resources, total of Table 1: 753,612 US$ [671.904 €]

Finally, it is necessary to add to the sums listed in table 1 the financial resources that have been secured through projects, either won in competition or proposed to different entities. Table 2 gives an overview of the funding obtained by these projects, the description of which can be found on the UNESCO Chair’s website.

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Table 2 (from the Report submitted in May 2016)

Projects carried out or participated in (February 2013 – January 2016)

Project name Financial backing by Funding (US$) [€]

CreativeMED European Union | University of Évora 84.131 [75.000]

Crossing the Mediterranean Strait FCT + CNRST 5.385 [4.800]

Portuguese Heritage Road Show Gulbenkian Foundation 2.804 [2.500]

Conditions for the Sustainability of Traditional Weaving

IEFP (Portuguese Institute for Professional Training) + UNESCO Chair

103.498 [92.260]

Total 195.825 [174.560]

On the whole, the UNESCO Chair managed to raise 949.437 US$ (753,612 US$ in direct payments and 195.825 US$ in projects). [846.464 €] [671.904 € + 174.560 €] * the Euro – US Dollar exchange rates were obtained on May 18, 2016 (23:00).

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