Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community

Olga Piedad Zalamea Patiño; Maria Gabriela Barsallo Chavez; Maria Cecilia Achig Balarezo

doi:10.1201/9781003182016-5

Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community

Olga Piedad Zalamea Patiño
, Maria Gabriela Barsallo Chavez
, Maria Cecilia Achig Balarezo

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

Abstract

The article explores how a maintenance campaign on the “Las Herrerías” street in Cuenca – Ecuador impacted the community with regard to their perception of the cultural, social, environmental and economic value of heritage. This research aims to analyze and reflect on the influence of the intervention on buildings on the quality of life of the inhabitants and identify the perception of the community about the heritage values of the neighborhood. This article presents the thematic analysis of 18 interviews with owners, tenants, custodians and neighbors of the buildings involved in the maintenance campaign. The opinions of the participants have been organized according to the four pillars of sustainable development. These results have made it possible to generate an analysis of the performance on the site, with the aim of preserving the heritage values of the buildings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Future of the Past
Subtitle of host publication	Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance
Editors	Gabriela Garcia, Aziliz Vandesande, Fausto Cardoso, Koen Van Balen
Publisher	CRC Press/Balkema
Pages	34-41
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Electronic)	9781032021294
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003182016-5
State	Published - 2021
Externally published	Yes
Event	2020 Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Virtual, Online, Ecuador Duration: 2 Dec 2020 → 6 Dec 2020

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Name	The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance

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Conference	2020 Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage
Country/Territory	Ecuador
City	Virtual, Online
Period	2/12/20 → 6/12/20

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SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth

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Zalamea Patiño, O. P., Barsallo Chavez, M. G., & Achig Balarezo, M. C. (2021). Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community. In G. Garcia, A. Vandesande, F. Cardoso, & K. Van Balen (Eds.), The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance (pp. 34-41). (The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance). CRC Press/Balkema. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003182016-5

Zalamea Patiño, Olga Piedad ; Barsallo Chavez, Maria Gabriela ; Achig Balarezo, Maria Cecilia. / Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community. The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance. editor / Gabriela Garcia ; Aziliz Vandesande ; Fausto Cardoso ; Koen Van Balen. CRC Press/Balkema, 2021. pp. 34-41 (The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance).

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Zalamea Patiño, OP, Barsallo Chavez, MG & Achig Balarezo, MC 2021, Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community. in G Garcia, A Vandesande, F Cardoso & K Van Balen (eds), The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance. The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance, CRC Press/Balkema, pp. 34-41, 2020 Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage, Virtual, Online, Ecuador, 2/12/20. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003182016-5

Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community. / Zalamea Patiño, Olga Piedad; Barsallo Chavez, Maria Gabriela; Achig Balarezo, Maria Cecilia.
The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance. ed. / Gabriela Garcia; Aziliz Vandesande; Fausto Cardoso; Koen Van Balen. CRC Press/Balkema, 2021. p. 34-41 (The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance).

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Zalamea Patiño OP, Barsallo Chavez MG, Achig Balarezo MC. Impacts from “Las Herrerias” maintenance campaign on the community. In Garcia G, Vandesande A, Cardoso F, Van Balen K, editors, The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance. CRC Press/Balkema. 2021. p. 34-41. (The Future of the Past: Paths towards Participatory Governance for Cultural Heritage - Proceedings of the Future of the Past: Participatory Governance). doi: 10.1201/9781003182016-5

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