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217 7.5.2. Forsviks factory Criteria it meets and justification 1. Time and Sustainability Time path of the project Sustainability “Without Forsviks factory, no Forsvik.” This means that industry built the small communi - ty, and its present content continues to be an important community hub: the buildings, safeguarded as architectural heritage, host for example a theatre company and a craft workshop. The place, with well-kept buildings in a beautiful setting, along with its many stories, is important for the community´s identity. The museum and the various activities indirectly support the municipal economy as tourists stay at the local hostel, eat at local restaurants, etc. 2. Community engagement Degree of engagement Active participation in its development: Ideas for exhibitions and narratives are consulted with locals, of which many used to work at the industry, which closed down in 1977. They are thus considered “the real experts”. Locals can give their opinions and input to the content, which is revised accordingly by museum staff. Audiences’ diversity All visitor segments are targeted, and nar- rative themes are adjusted accordingly. There is a slight dominance of senior men with previous experience in industrial work, because of the focus on an industry which they feel familiar with and want to share their stories about. “Make your own water wheel and learn about waterpower.” The Cultural Development Administration (Förvaltningen för kulturutveckling)