ROCKME is an innovative MREL tool for the Monitoring, Reporting, Evaluation of the impacts of the outcomes of actions implemented within large scale EU demonstration projects, for the definition and management of their Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and of the stakeholders, and for learning from the experience of such actions. It is used by city decision makers, city policy makers, leaders in private enterprises and in not-for-profit organisations to define KPIs and to monitor, report on, evaluate the impact of the outcome of actions from conception stage to implementation and finally to post implementation evaluation on the long term. The tool was imagined, conceptualised and designed by Corrado Topi and Howard Cambridge at the Stockholm Environment Institute Research Centre at the University of York. The lead software developer was Guozhong “Douglas” Wang. Innes Anderson-Morrison migrated the solution to a python stack and David Gilles contributed to bug fixing. The tool is based on Outcome Mapping, and was developed as part of the EC funded large scale demonstrator project ROCK. ROCK develops an innovative, collaborative and circular systemic approach for regeneration and adaptive reuse of historic city centres. Implementing a repertoire of successful heritage-led regeneration initiatives, ROCK test the replicability of the spatial approach and of successful models addressing the specific needs of historic city centres. The ROCK project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 730280. See the ROCK official website about page for more details.
