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SYDERE heritage
The Heritage branch is ocused on promoting, developing, and implementing an innovative approach to cultural heritage enhancement. This process goes beyond simply safeguarding cultural assets; it is based on an integrated vision that prioritizes the balance between effective and efficient conservation strategies and public access and enjoyment.
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team & projects’ aims
Drawing upon Italian legislation (Article 9 of the Italian Constitution, Articles 6 and 112 of the Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code, Legislative Decree No. 42 of January 22, 2004), SYDERE HERITAGE aims to enhance the territory, understood in its identity as a complex cultural context and system (referring to the Latin etymology of “complexus,” meaning “woven together”), in accordance with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – OSS/SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals.
The 2030 Agenda represents an innovative field for systemic design methodology, where it can be fully expressed and unleash its interdisciplinarity. Sydere Heritage has begun to implement its first projects pursuing this direction, specifically aiming to achieve the following goals:
main goals of the agenda 2030
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PARTNERSHIP FOR THE GOALS
Foster and strengthen partnerships between National and International Agencies, Public Authorities, Think Tanks, NGOs, and Businesses (systemic design and design for territories).
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LIFE BELOW WATER, LIFE ON LAND
Shape the theme of sustainability in all its facets (institutional, environmental, economic, and social) towards safeguarding marine and maritime life through systemic design projects for the enhancement of the Italian lighthouse system.
We aim for a strategic impact and a mutual conscious growth of the territories
Thanks to the contribution of Sydere Heritage, achieving these three goals will generate a significant, consolidated, and strategic impact, fostering mutual and conscious growth of the involved territories. This path is part of a particularly relevant timeframe: the decade 2021-2030, which the United Nations has dedicated to the safeguarding and sustainable development of the sea, oceans, and coastal territories, within the framework of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030).