This survey has been devised by Future for Religious Heritage (FRH) and Mad’in Europe so that across Europe there is a better understanding of built heritage crafts in terms of practice and knowledge.
The safeguarding of heritage craft skills is an important part of the European sustainability agenda, enabling historic buildings and artefacts to be preserved for the future. This is why it is very important to know whether there are crafts that are in danger of being lost in particular countries and how this loss can be prevented, including by supporting vocational education and by understanding if both supply and demand can be matched.
The survey is aimed at three types of respondents:
- crafts people specialised in cultural heritage conservation
- architects, curators, conservation surveyors, conservation engineers and owners of heritage buildings
- schools and craft training establishments
FRH and Mad'in Europe have used their extensive knowledge in the devising of this survey, which it is hoped you will find useful to complete. We look forward to hearing from you!
*Contacts will not be shared, in accordance with GDPR regulation.
Mad'in Europe gives support to European professionals in crafts and heritage conservation and valorises the transmission of skills to next generations through formal and non formal education. Its activities are empowered by the collaboration with other European stakeholders. https://www.madineurope.eu/en/
Future for Religious Heritage (FRH) is a European network representing more than 80 organisations and over 120 professionals working for the safeguarding and promotion of historic places of worship. Raising awareness about heritage crafts and supporting their preservation is essential to us as the future of religious heritage is closely linked to them. https://www.frh-europe.org/
