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Disclaimer This Impact report was produced by the StandICT.eu 2023, a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) project co-funded by the European Commission within the Research and Innovation Framework Programme, Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (H2020), under grant agreement no. 951972. The information and views set out in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official opinion of the European Commission and may not be held responsible for the use which may be made of the information contained therein. Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. About StandICT.eu 2023 The StandICT.eu 2023 Coordination and Support Action project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 - Research and Innovation programme - under grant agreement no. 951972. The project is coordinated by Trust-IT Srl (IT), supported by its partners from the Dublin City University (IE) and AUSTRALO (ES). The content of the present report does not represent the opinion of the European Union, and the European Union is not responsible for any use that might be made of such content. Acknowledgements Our consortium, formed by Trust-IT as the coordinator, Dublin City University and AUSTRALO Marketing Lab, is grateful to all experts of our StandICT.eu 2023 community for their competent work. This booklet is a tangible reflection of your continuous dedication to ICT Standardisation - Thank you! StandICT.eu 2023 would also like to thank Thomas Riebe, StandICT.eu Project Officer and Senior Expert at DG Connect European Commission, and Emilio Davila-Gonzales, Deputy Director at DG Connect leading Unit F3-Blockchain and Innovation for their leadership and guidance. The External Advisory Group (EAG) has given us valuable support and guidance throughout the course of the project, so far. Our appreciation for their effort and commitment goes to Ray Walshe (EAG Chair), Stefan Hallensbellen, Brian McAuliffe, Lindsay Frost, Jens Gayko, Karl Grun, Enrico Scarrone, Marc TavernerThe landscape, Nuria de ...

The traditional residents of urban historical areas have played a central role, but ambivalent, in the construction of meanings, actions and effects of enhancement and management processes of Latin American urban heritage. The article presents some reflections arising from an investigation about the construction and management process of cultural heritage of the city of Valparaiso -Chile and Mexico D.F. The article analyzes and reflects four main aspects : a) The traditional role that people have played in patrimonial processes of urban spaces in Latin America; b) the role of the Government in the inclusion of communities in the construction and management of their assets; c) the role of the communities in the construction and management of their assets which becomes more active progressively; d) finally some thoughts about the conceptualization of the heritage and the challenge implied to the public policies, in light of the background seen, by the development of activation and property management processes more inclusive and participatory . ; Los habitantes tradicionales de las áreas históricas urbanas han tenido un rol central, pero ambivalente, en la construcción de los significados, acciones y efectos de los procesos de puesta en valor y gestión del patrimonio urbano latinoamericano. El artículo expone algunas reflexiones surgidas a partir de una investigación sobre el proceso de construcción y gestión del patrimonio cultural de la ciudad de Valparaíso-Chile y México D.F. El trabajo analiza y reflexiona sobre cuatro aspectos centrales: a) El rol tradicional que los habitantes han ocupado en los procesos de patrimonialización de espacios urbanos de América Latina; b) el papel del Estado en la inclusión de las comunidades en la construcción y gestión de sus patrimonios, c) el cada vez más activo papel de las comunidades en la construcción y gestión de sus patrimonios; y d) finalmente algunas reflexiones sobre la categoría de patrimonio cultural mundial y el desafío que implica para las políticas públicas, a la luz de los antecedentes vistos, el desarrollo de procesos de activación y gestión patrimonial más inclusivos y participativos. ; Os habitantes tradicionais de zonas urbanas históricas estiveram desempenhando um papel central, porém ambivalente, na construção de significados, ações e efeitos dos processos da valorização e gestão do patrimônio urbano latino-americano. O artigo apresenta algumas reflexões decorrentes de uma pesquisa sobre o processo de construção e gestão do patrimônio cultural da cidade de Valparaiso-Chile e México D.F. O trabalho analisa e tece reflexões sobre quatro aspectos centrais: a) O papel tradicional que os habitantes estiveram ocupando nos processos de patrimonização de espaços urbanos da América Latina; b) o papel do Estado na inclusão das comunidades na construção e gestão de seus patrimônios; c) o posicionamento das comunidades na construção e gestão de seus patrimônios que progressivamente tornaram-se mais ativos; e d) finalmente algumas reflexões sobre a conceitualização do patrimônio e o desafio que implica para as políticas públicas, a partir dos antecedentes vistos, o desenvolvimento de processos de ativação e gestão patrimonial mais inclusivos e participativos.

International audience ; La communication auprès des habitants des quartiers prioritaires de la ville présente un défi considérable, dans le sens où elle connecte questions institutionnelles et organisationnelles d'une part, et questions de vie quotidienne d'autre part. Ces deux sphères peuvent être réunies grâce à la recherche de « noeuds sémantiques » communs, permettant de travailler le sens avant la forme. La communication comme partage de sens I l n'y a rien de nouveau à dire que chaque type de communication doit s'appliquer à un public précis ; le souligner en guise d'introduction peut paraître peu pertinent. Toutefois, il convient de préciser la probléma-tique de la communication à destination de publics de manière plus complète, dans la mesure où tout type de communication s'inscrit dans une dynamique systémique, qui implique émetteur(s) et récepteur(s), en plus du contenu même du message (Meunier 2003). Pour le dire autrement, et sans reprendre inutilement les questionnements de base des théories de l'information et de la communication, une transmission bien comprise du message, c'est-à-dire dans des dispositions acceptables et efficientes à la fois pour l'émetteur et le récepteur, ne peut se faire que sur une base mutuelle et partageable de sens. En tant que chercheur, nous avons traité la question du rapprochement de ces deux instances de multiples fois (Wagener 2012 ; Wagener 2015). En tant qu'acteur professionnel de ces thématiques, nous avons pu observer, au cours d'interventions diverses, que les personnes qui doivent transmettre un message et concevoir une communication « efficace » ne sont pas toujours au clair sur leurs propres représentations de 1/ ce qu'est une communication « efficace », 2/ du public cible auquel ils doivent s'adresser et 3/ de leur propre rôle d'émetteur et de ce que cela implique. La question devient plus épineuse encore lorsqu'un ou plusieurs paramètres sociaux éloignent les émetteurs et les récepteurs, comme cela peut être le cas dans le cadre de la communication auprès des habitants de quartiers prioritaires de la ville. Nous sommes déjà intervenus, dans ce périmètre précis, auprès de professionnels et d'élus : l'objectif de cet article est de pouvoir proposer une méthodologie d'intervention en prenant appui sur une théorisation systémique et discursive de ce qu'implique concrètement la problématique de communication, notamment lorsque celle-ci concerne la politique de la ville et les quartiers prioritaires qui y sont associés. Communiquer auprès des habitants des quartiers prioritaires : pour une approche consacrée aux « noeuds sémantiques » Albin Wagener

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Cover -- Half Title -- Dedication -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Figures and tables -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Urban productivity:a survey of the literature -- Introduction -- Theoretial studies of urban productivity -- Empirical studies of urban productivity -- Summary -- 3 The empirical investigation of urban productivity: methodological discussion -- Definition of urban productivity -- The ratio measure of productivity -- The econometric approach : estimating urban production function -- Data envelopment analysis -- Summary -- 4 Productivity structure of the Korean urban system -- Introduction -- Estimating urban productivity : DEA model -- The DEA results -- Sensitivity analysis -- Summary -- 5 Factors affecting urban productivity -- Introduction -- DEA estimates and technical efficiency -- Sources of productivity differentials -- Estimation models -- Results -- Summary -- 6 Summary and policy implications -- Summary -- Policy implications -- Appendixes -- Appendix A -- Appendix B.1 -- Appendix B.2 -- Appendix B.3 -- Appendix C -- Bibliography -- Data sources -- Index