Ancona, presented on “Planning manual for accessibility and expanded use of cultural heritage”: among its authors are the specialists of the Omero Museum.

Another recognition for the Tattile Statale Omero Museum and its highly specialized operators. Friday 12 April, at the headquarters of National Research Council of Rome, it was presented on “Planning manual for accessibility and expanded use of cultural heritage. From the functioning of the person to the functioning of places of culture" edited by Gabriella Cetorelli and Luca Papi.

The volume, published by CNR Edizioni, contains the salient aspects of universal heritage planning. 35 authors, including researchers, experts and academics, contributed to its creation: among them, too Aldo Grassini, Annalisa Trasatti, Monica Bernacchia of the Omero Museum. The volume, published by CNR Edizioni, contains the salient aspects of universal heritage planning. The first work of its kind at a national and international level, it was drawn up in the paper version and in the digital version which can be consulted on the CNR website following the basic principles of accessibility, to encourage the widest consultation and free use. The day was preceded by institutional greetings from Prof. Salvatore Capasso, Director of the Department of Human and Social Sciences, Cultural Heritage (DSU) of the CNR, of Dr. Mario Turetta, Secretary General of the Ministry of Culture (MiC), of Dr. Mariassunta Peci, Director of Service III - International Relations - of the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Culture (MiC), of Dr. Roberto Natale, RAI Director for ESG Sustainability.