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opportunities and challeges of tour ist valor ization of za mbr atija cove (umag) 89
Chart 5: Citizens’ knowledge of the underwater cultural heritage in Zambratija Cove (Source: “Pinna nobilis” FLAG
through SurveyMonkey online survey platform, www.surveymonkey.com)
57.7% men and 42.6% women participated in the ty, as well as the local tourism sector (which is
survey. The survey included 28.7% of respond the main source of income in the surveyed area)
ents who work in the tourism sector, 17.8% from should develop specifically towards the sustain
the fisheries sector, 12.9% from other economic able use of both cultural and natural resources.
sectors, and 6.9% from the city / municipal gov
ernment and education sector. The results from charts 5, 6 and 7 indicate
the need for greater information, education and
At the very beginning of the survey, it was strengthening of public awareness about the val
important to determine whether the respond ue of archaeological heritage as a bearer of identi
ents were aware of the fact that there was a flood ty, a sense of belonging, recognition and the po
ed prehistoric settlement and an ancient ship in tential for sustainable use. They also point to the
Zambratija Cove, especially since informing cit need to involve the public in the design of poten
izens of their own cultural heritage is part of the tial initiatives that will contribute to the sustain
sustainable use of the cove. Chart 5 shows that able use of cultural and natural wealth. The no
40.6% of citizens are not fully informed about tion of sustainability is quite common in public
this data, while 59.4% of respondents are in discourse today, and it is to be expected that cit
formed. In addition, 57.4% of respondents be izens believe their community should develop in
lieve that the underwater cultural heritage in accordance with the principles of sustainability.
Zambratija Cove has been insufficiently re
searched, 22.8% think it has been partially re It is, however, necessary to provide citizens
searched, and 19.8% think it has been sufficient with information on their own cultural and his
ly researched (Chart 6). torical heritage and to encourage their partic
ipation in the creation and implementation of
Chart 7 shows that more than 90% of re programmes to consolidate knowledge while si
spondents believe that the local communi multaneously offering innovative content fo
opportunities and challeges of tour ist valor ization of za mbr atija cove (umag) 89
Chart 5: Citizens’ knowledge of the underwater cultural heritage in Zambratija Cove (Source: “Pinna nobilis” FLAG
through SurveyMonkey online survey platform, www.surveymonkey.com)
57.7% men and 42.6% women participated in the ty, as well as the local tourism sector (which is
survey. The survey included 28.7% of respond the main source of income in the surveyed area)
ents who work in the tourism sector, 17.8% from should develop specifically towards the sustain
the fisheries sector, 12.9% from other economic able use of both cultural and natural resources.
sectors, and 6.9% from the city / municipal gov
ernment and education sector. The results from charts 5, 6 and 7 indicate
the need for greater information, education and
At the very beginning of the survey, it was strengthening of public awareness about the val
important to determine whether the respond ue of archaeological heritage as a bearer of identi
ents were aware of the fact that there was a flood ty, a sense of belonging, recognition and the po
ed prehistoric settlement and an ancient ship in tential for sustainable use. They also point to the
Zambratija Cove, especially since informing cit need to involve the public in the design of poten
izens of their own cultural heritage is part of the tial initiatives that will contribute to the sustain
sustainable use of the cove. Chart 5 shows that able use of cultural and natural wealth. The no
40.6% of citizens are not fully informed about tion of sustainability is quite common in public
this data, while 59.4% of respondents are in discourse today, and it is to be expected that cit
formed. In addition, 57.4% of respondents be izens believe their community should develop in
lieve that the underwater cultural heritage in accordance with the principles of sustainability.
Zambratija Cove has been insufficiently re
searched, 22.8% think it has been partially re It is, however, necessary to provide citizens
searched, and 19.8% think it has been sufficient with information on their own cultural and his
ly researched (Chart 6). torical heritage and to encourage their partic
ipation in the creation and implementation of
Chart 7 shows that more than 90% of re programmes to consolidate knowledge while si
spondents believe that the local communi multaneously offering innovative content fo
