Resources
On this page, you will find all publicly available deliverables, reports, and resources produced by the WATERFRONTS project. These documents include research findings, co-design session summaries, methodological frameworks, and artistic outputs. They are intended to support knowledge sharing and offer practical tools for stakeholders, practitioners, and communities working at the intersection of climate resilience, cultural engagement, and coastal sustainability.
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Deliverable 1.1
Work Plan
The work plan outlines the strategic framework for managing, implementing, and evaluating the Waterfronts project. It details the processes for planning, governance, reporting, budgeting, communication, and quality assurance, ensuring alignment with EU guidelines and sustainability principles.
Deliverable 3.1
WATERFRONTS artworks
This report documents the nine artworks created across Sweden, Greece, and Croatia, exploring climate change, eco-anxiety, and community resilience through participatory, site-specific art practices.
Deliverable 4.1
WATERFRONTS Toolkit
The WATERFRONTS Toolkit provides a practical, transferable methodology for designing and delivering arts-led climate resilience initiatives. It combines methods, tools, case studies, best practices and implementation guidance, enabling organisations to adapt and sustain the WATERFRONTS approach in diverse waterfront communities.
Deliverable 5.1
Concluding Conference
The Concluding Conference (Zadar 08.06.26) brought together artists, researchers, policymakers, cultural professionals and community members to reflect on the project's achievements, showcase the nine artworks created across the partnership and explore how the WATERFRONTS methodology can continue beyond the project's lifetime.
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Co-Design Sessions
The co-design report documents the collaborative process through which artists, community members, and stakeholders shaped the creative direction of the WATERFRONTS project, detailing participatory methods, shared decision-making frameworks, and the integration of local knowledge into artistic and environmental outcomes.
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Capabilities Clinic
The capabilities clinic report outlines the capacity-building programme designed to equip participating artists and communities with multidisciplinary skills in socially engaged arts, marine science, and mental health care, detailing the training methods, expert contributions, and competency outcomes that underpin the WATERFRONTS project’s creative and social impact.
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Community Artivism
This report presents the Community Artivism activities of the WATERFRONTS project, showcasing three participatory artworks co-created with waterfront communities in Sweden, Greece, and Croatia. It examines methodologies, impacts, innovations, lessons learned, and policy recommendations, demonstrating how collaborative art strengthens climate resilience, social inclusion, and environmental awareness.
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Policy Recommendations
The Policy Recommendations report translates the experiences and lessons generated through WATERFRONTS into five practical recommendations for policymakers, highlighting how meaningful community participation, lived experience, artistic practice and cross-sector collaboration can strengthen climate resilience and support locally relevant responses in European waterfront communities.
