Group 3 83 (i.e., tourists and residents) and public actors from multiscale governmental organizations. A preliminary stakeholder scheme is presented below, however, as holistic stakeholder mapping is a mandatory but considering all the interests, concerned, and need of all the related stakeholders. All the possible interactions among the individuals and the organizations need to be studied and considered in all the phases of CH conservation. Figure 9. Stakeholder multiscale clustering [CONCLUSION] Built heritage management changes according to cultural, political, and economic contexts. It has to be researched whether there is a specific way to understand the management of heritage in Norway. It appears that preservation plans, and urban regeneration are strongly linked in Trondheim. A huge interest in preserving the heritage areas is evident since local government promotes their use. When the building has more functions and therefore represents more values, it is more likely that people come up with a solution in case of emergency. Besides, the integral conservation allows more flexible solutions than traditional conservation methods. It is considered to be an advantage that does not make the residents feel a loss and/or change of the form, the colour, or any other feature related to the CH. Even though these changes may cause an irreversible impact on the structure, they can make the CH more resilient according to integral conservation approach. The chosen method is used to provide an overview of how grave the impact in the three case studies. The results obtained indicate that Warehouses and Dora are affected by periodic floods every 10 years. It is worth to be mentioned that these maps are not 100% accurate as they are most likely based on a climate model.
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