Advancing Governance and Resilience for Climate Adaptation through Cultural Heritage (AGREE)

气候变化是一个与社会、经济和环境层面交织在一起的多方面挑战，它挑战了简单化的解决方案。尽管全球都在努力，但由于技术重点狭窄，对可持续发展的追求一直不够理想。这种有限的视角阻碍了综合的、针对具体情况的解决办法的发展。作为回应，一致支持变革性可持续发展，强调跨学科方法和社会变革。它探讨了文化遗产治理、气候适应和社区复原力之间的复杂联系，这些联系植根于对城市背景下洪水的反应。在气候适应中，考虑到社区在环境变化中的应变能力，Agree促进了历史城市景观概念的综合决策。随着时间的推移，交互式地理信息系统(地理信息系统)平台将阐明这种相互作用。创新的协议的贡献是一种基于HUL范式的决策模型。这一模式将当前的国家和地方政策并列在一起，使文化遗产能够融入气候适应，同时历史数据来源揭示了城市复原力的经验教训和建筑环境随时间的变化。Agree使用变革性的治理概念来评估决策者对这些协同效应及其观点的理解。它通过在英国、挪威和意大利的案例研究中揭示遗产治理中的潜力和障碍，促进了变革性的气候适应。除了研究，协议还将通过多尺度和跨部门的治理来制定政策，通过文化遗产来解释气候的错综复杂。它将通过与英国文化协会、国际文化财产保护与修复研究中心、英国文化、媒体和体育部以及赫尔市议会(英国)和因兰台特地区(挪威)等当地利益攸关方建立伙伴关系，加强全球、国家和地方以遗产为重点的气候战略。协议还让公众参与进来，提高气候适应意识并动员集体行动，使政府的气候努力受益。

Climate change, a multifaceted challenge interwoven with social, economic, and environmental dimensions, defies simplistic solutions. Despite global efforts, the pursuit of sustainability has fallen short, hindered by a narrow technical focus. This limited perspective has impeded the development of integrated, context-specific solutions. In response, AGREE champions transformative sustainability, emphasising interdisciplinary methodologies and societal shifts. It explores the intricate link between cultural heritage governance, climate adaptation, and community resilience, rooted in responses to flooding in urban contexts. AGREE promotes the Historic Urban Landscape concept for integrative decision-making in climate adaptation, considering community resilience amidst environmental changes. An interactive Geographic Information System (GIS) platform will illuminate this interplay over time. An innovative AGREE's contribution is a decision-making model grounded in the HUL paradigm. This model juxtaposes current national and local policies enabling cultural heritage integration in climate adaptation with historical data sources revealing urban resilience lessons and changes in the built environment over time. AGREE employs transformative governance concepts to evaluate decision-makers' comprehension of these synergies and their perspectives. It advances transformative climate adaptation by uncovering potentials and barriers within heritage governance in case studies from the UK, Norway, and Italy. Beyond research, AGREE will shape policies with multi-scalar and cross-sectoral governance, interpreting climate intricacies through cultural heritage. It will strengthen global, national, and local heritage-focused climate strategies through partnerships with the British Council, ICCROM, and the UK's Department for Culture, Media, and Sport and local stakeholders, such as Hull City Council (UK) and Innlandet Region (Norway). AGREE also engages the public, raising climate adaptation awareness and mobilising collective action, benefiting governmental climate efforts.