Consolidation of Professional Competences in the Cultural Sector. A Case Study of Experiences in Monitoring and Evaluation Training

The contributions collected in the Proceedings approach heritage interpretation from many angles. The article focused on community activation processes promoted by a thematic museum network, which encouraged the reinterpretation of cultural heritage and supported the development of a sense of belonging and new skills for both museum professionals and the public. The articole is in the section that concerns how heritage is identified, framed, critically engaged with and connected to wider concepts such as memory, identity, mobility, or sustainability. It is about asking what counts as heritage, for whom, and why