Promoter - Information technology, research and innovation

EU-funded projects

Promoter has a solid experience within several projects for innovation and research in the fields of ICT, digital cultural heritage and cultural tourism since the 1990s.

Current ongoing projects are:

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INCULTUM >>> view project

A list of all completed projects from the past is available from the menù on the right.

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INCULTUM: Visiting the margins

PROMOTER's role

Promoter is responsible of dissemination and of effective framework and mechanisms for spreading awareness of project activities and outcomes. 

The main tool to implement the project's Communication and Dissemination Plan is the creation of the project's website which will be keep costantly updated with news, initiatives and data collected; accompanied by a project's blog hosted on www.digitalmeetsculture.net.

Antonella Fresa is the Network Coordinator. 

 

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Project profile 

INCULTUM - Visiting the margins

INnovative CULtural ToUrisM in European peripheries

The INCULTUM project deals with the challenges and opportunities of cultural tourism with the aim of furthering sustainable social, cultural and economic development. It will explore the full potential of marginal and peripheral areas when managed by local communities and stakeholders. Innovative participatory approaches are adopted, transforming locals into protagonists, able to reduce negative impacts, learning from and improving good practices to be replicated and translated into strategies and policies.

• 15 partners: an interdisciplinary group of partners including academia, municipalities and SMEs will deploy effectively knowledge and participate in the various project’s activities
• 10 local pilots: pilot cases of living territories and communities are investigated and, on the basis of the findings, innovative customised solutions are co-created.
• Synergies: INCULTUM fosters intercultural understanding through the implementation of bottom-up strategies that can have positive effects for both locals and tourists.

Financed by the H2020 programme of the European Union.

 

Partners

• University of Granada, Spain (Coordinator)
• Matej Bel University, Slovakia
• Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
• Promoter S.r.l., Italy
• SDU – University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
• University of Pisa, Italy
• Uppsala University, Sweden
• G.A.L Elimos, Italy
• Eachtra Archaeological Projects, Ireland
• Bibracte, France
• The High Mountains cooperative, Greece
• Centre for the Research and Promotion of Historical-Archaeological Albanian Landscapes, Albania
• University of Algarve, Portugal
• Provincial Tourism Board of Granada, Spain
• Municipality of Permet, Albania

 

INCULTUM: Visiting the margins

PROMOTER's role

Promoter is responsible of dissemination and of effective framework and mechanisms for spreading awareness of project activities and outcomes. 

The main tool to implement the project's Communication and Dissemination Plan is the creation of the project's website which will be keep costantly updated with news, initiatives and data collected; accompanied by a project's blog hosted on www.digitalmeetsculture.net.

Antonella Fresa is the Network Coordinator. 

 

Download Project factsheet

 

Project profile 

INCULTUM - Visiting the margins

INnovative CULtural ToUrisM in European peripheries

The INCULTUM project deals with the challenges and opportunities of cultural tourism with the aim of furthering sustainable social, cultural and economic development. It will explore the full potential of marginal and peripheral areas when managed by local communities and stakeholders. Innovative participatory approaches are adopted, transforming locals into protagonists, able to reduce negative impacts, learning from and improving good practices to be replicated and translated into strategies and policies.

• 15 partners: an interdisciplinary group of partners including academia, municipalities and SMEs will deploy effectively knowledge and participate in the various project’s activities
• 10 local pilots: pilot cases of living territories and communities are investigated and, on the basis of the findings, innovative customised solutions are co-created.
• Synergies: INCULTUM fosters intercultural understanding through the implementation of bottom-up strategies that can have positive effects for both locals and tourists.

Financed by the H2020 programme of the European Union.

 

Partners

• University of Granada, Spain (Coordinator)
• Matej Bel University, Slovakia
• Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
• Promoter S.r.l., Italy
• SDU – University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
• University of Pisa, Italy
• Uppsala University, Sweden
• G.A.L Elimos, Italy
• Eachtra Archaeological Projects, Ireland
• Bibracte, France
• The High Mountains cooperative, Greece
• Centre for the Research and Promotion of Historical-Archaeological Albanian Landscapes, Albania
• University of Algarve, Portugal
• Provincial Tourism Board of Granada, Spain
• Municipality of Permet, Albania