Our Place, Our Future: People-centred heritage management for Climate Risk Assessment in Scotland

全球需要在健全的风险评估的基础上迅速适应气候变化。然而，迄今为止的风险评估忽略了文化和社区价值等驱动因素。了解社区对文化遗产管理战略的价值仍然是适应方面的重大差距。在一般的气候风险评估中承认并让社区参与的方法有限，更不用说文化遗产地了。然而，通过社区所有权的能力建设，我们可以确定创新的解决方案，通过基于地方的解决方案将适应措施、文化遗产管理和社区价值观结合在一起。这项由苏格兰历史环境研究所(HES)和地球科学学院的研究人员合作的项目将审查社区衍生的文化遗产价值，以交付应用适应框架。这将通过综合和以人为本的行动规划方法来实现，该方法有助于HES未来的保护和管理实践。通过在选定的地点工作，候选人将与社区合作，解决对地点的依恋、社区价值观、适应和遗产遗址的风险。

There is a global need for rapid climate change adaptation informed by sound risk assessment. However, risk assessments to date have ignored the drivers such as culture and community value. Understanding community values for cultural heritage management strategies remain a significant gap for adaptation. There are limited approaches that acknowledge and engage communities within climate risk assessment in general, let alone for cultural heritage sites. Yet by building capacity through community ownership we may identify innovative solutions that bring together adaptation measures, cultural heritage management and community values through place-based solutions. This collaborative project between Historic Environment Scotland (HES) and researchers at the School of GeoSciences will examine community derived cultural heritage values for the delivery of an applied adaptation framework. This will be achieved through an integrated and people centred action planning approach that assists in HES's future conservation and management practices. By working in select locations, the candidate will work with communities to address attachment to place, community values, adaptations, and risk to heritage sites.