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Source: {"body":{"en":"<p>The&nbsp;<em>CLIME&nbsp;</em>project was designed in order to optimize heritage experiences to climate resilience and&nbsp;the recent experience of climate and connected cultural change and adaptation and inclusivity and to&nbsp;revive ‘Councils of Elders’ connection with Youth. In so, the purpose is inverting the relationships&nbsp;between city and nature by conceptualising cities in the natural environment by providing a gamified&nbsp;AR mobile app for youth where they can “clime” both physically through nature and culturally as&nbsp;experienced by our elders.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Challenge addressed</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>In Western culture the disconnected living “devalues” people as they age. The generation gap is&nbsp;extremely pronounced, with the elderly being socially excluded and their knowledge and experience&nbsp;not visible. The transgenerational transfer of knowledge has been forgotten, and the historical and&nbsp;cultural heritage insufficiently visible. For this reason, society is losing its existing resources for&nbsp;sustainability.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Solution proposed, focus area</strong>&nbsp;</p><p>The main goal was to connect generations in a common goal of tackling climate change by using&nbsp;technology to share an experience that stretches over the lifetime of elderly citizens and benefiting&nbsp;from their strategies of living in rapid climate change. By mapping the narratives of the elderly,&nbsp;a&nbsp;AR&nbsp;tour of the city and city surroundings was designed, through which educational content on&nbsp;sufficiency will be adopted in a fun and recreational way.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Focus area:</strong>&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Reviving ‘Councils of Elders’ connection with Youth by making it digital&nbsp;</li><li>Archiving and researching collective memory of climate change and the way it affects lives,&nbsp;architecture, food, work, travel, tourism&nbsp;</li><li>Strategic use of heritage and culture for planning and restoring connection in public space&nbsp;</li><li>Using new technologies (AR) to connect generations, spaces, heritage,&nbsp;nature&nbsp;and narratives</li><li>Generating intergenerational climate awareness/understanding.&nbsp;</li><li>Reviving the historic city and anthropological space of the Mediterranean&nbsp;</li><li>Generating educational content on sufficiency and life in accordance with the rules of nature.&nbsp;</li></ul><p><strong>Target Groups:</strong></p><ul><li>Youth (Pupils and students)</li><li>Tourists</li><li>Elders</li><li>Scientists</li><li>Wider audience&nbsp;</li></ul><p><br></p><p>The applicability of AR solutions to a wider audience - the reason for choosing AR is precisely&nbsp;its applicability to a wider audience. As input for an older generation, it can be used to&nbsp;archive their climate stories and experiences forever as well, as we discuss a business model&nbsp;to generate income. For younger audiences as well as visitors of a city AR is very popular and&nbsp;can be used on every cell phone. In addition, for scientists and researchers, digitally archiving&nbsp;this form of anthropological climate data is extremely useful for research. Therefore AR&nbsp;technology is not just as an output (a game) but is also a digital database of climate&nbsp;anthropological research to be preserved and shared.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Main activities/milestones</strong>&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Anthropological research - reaching to older interlocutors; fieldwork (interviewing), collecting&nbsp;material/archives and analysis&nbsp;</li><li>Development of AR mobile application/game&nbsp;</li><li>Bi-weekly check-in meetings&nbsp;</li><li>Simultaneous translation of material for the app/game into English (from Croatian)&nbsp;</li><li>Game testing - organized first tours of the city via the app game - involvement of users&nbsp;</li><li>Testing the game app on students&nbsp;of&nbsp;local schools in the city of Pula - a meeting of students and the&nbsp;elderly&nbsp;</li><li>Bi-weekly check-in meetings with EIT Climate-KIC&nbsp;</li><li>Launching the game to the public - involving a wider audience and the ability to download the app&nbsp;game to mobile devices for winter/Christmas vacation/tourists&nbsp;</li><li>Organize the high-level event by the City of Pula and the local tourist board&nbsp;</li><li>Webinar for interested cities on the experience and discussion on scaling and business model for tours&nbsp;of the elderly as well as comparative use of the data&nbsp;</li><li>The final meeting of the partners - conclusions, recommendations, reporting, scaling and social impact&nbsp;measurement&nbsp;</li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Partnership&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Impact House, City of Pula,&nbsp;Gamechuck, Terra Hub&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Outcomes</strong></p><p>The “Clime” AR mobile app was generated that connect generations and give us educational&nbsp;content about life in the past, life before plastic, before significant climate change, about the&nbsp;self-sufficient life of our elders. With this mobile application users will be able to take a&nbsp;tour of Pula, generate a physical map of the city of Pula based on stories and create an open&nbsp;database based on research.&nbsp;</p><p>For more information please visit&nbsp;<a href=\"https://www.impact-house.com/clime/\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>CLIME web page</strong></a></p>"},"title":{"en":"CLIME: Transgenerational climate voyage through time and space via AR technology (Pula, Croatia)"}}

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