The University of Liverpool (UL) has opened a flagship Historic Built Environment Knowledge Exchange (HistBEKE) project to try and help everyone who works with the historic built environment to increase their knowledge and understanding of the assets that they work with, closing 25 August.
UL writes:
By creating a knowledge exchange framework, we aim to:
- Enhance decision-making processes through wider access to current knowledge
- Set an agenda for knowledge enhancement through targeted projects and research
- Enable more effective management and protection of the built historic environment
- Establish a sustainable and collaborative network to maintain the framework into the future
To help us with this, we would like to find out what you already know, the kind of buildings or research you’re working on, and your ideas and suggestions for what the framework and agenda might include. We have therefore prepared a short survey, which will take just a few minutes to complete, and is mainly multiple choice questions…
Further details will be posted on the blog at www.histbeke.org once they have been arranged.
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The survey is open until 25 August and is available at survey.liv.ac.uk/histbekesurvey
See more at www.histbeke.org
