Outputs & Results
DACCHE developed solutions to empower heritage organisations and local communities to motivate behavioural changes and digital action on climate change.
Inspiring behavioural changes
DACCHE created frameworks and tools for community-driven monitoring of heritage sites as well as guidance on creating climate stories using heritage as a starting point. Here you can download toolkits and other resources which were developed through the project.
Toolkits
Here you can find the toolkits which have been developed through the project, supporting heritage organisations and others in community work, communicating climate stories and advocating for heritage perspectives in the green transition.
Monitoring and mapping toolkit.pdf
This toolkit supports heritage organisations and others who wants to engage with their local community on the topic of cultural heritage and climate change. It is mainly written towards organisations with small resources in terms of staff and funding, and towards organisations who are in the beginning of their work with climate change and heritage.
Reports
Here you can find documentation of the DACCHE working process.
Community workshop report
Here you can find documentation of the work that the project has been doing with community workshops.
Best practice on climate stories.pdf
Here we present our learnings from creating the Gaskelaante exhibition on the topic of climate change and cultural environments.
Best practice on monitoring, adaptation and advocacy for cultural landscapes - pilot actions from the DACCHE project.pdf
As part of the DACCHE project’s work on Green Transition: A Comprehensive Approach, the project carried out pilot advocacy actions designed to support community voice, stakeholder dialogue, and awareness of how climate change and green transition affect cultural landscapes. This report summarises these pilot actions.
Proceedings from Our Shared Futures.pdf
Here you can find documentation of DACCHE's final conference Our Shared Future which took place 25 - 26 March 2026. Themes covered the role of museums and heritage today and in the future, how to use XR to enhance a museum experience, how to empower heritage communities and how to understand landscapes as a concept.