Mr Gabriel Caballero, from ICOMOS Philippines, is the new ICOMOS Focal Point for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), taking up the torch from Dr Ege Yildrim of ICOMOS Turkey. ICOMOS wishes to thank Dr Ege Yildirim of ICOMOS Turkey for her contributions as the ICOMOS Focal Point for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Considering the urgencies the world’s societies are facing today affecting the cultural and natural heritage, and the potential of heritage to help address these, the 2030 Agenda is an imperative to transform the framework of cultural heritage protection. Cultural heritage is not just monuments. It has a crucial role for the well-being of communities, which must be harnessed for sustainable urban and socio-economic development, in particular for post-COVID recovery strategies at international, national, and local levels. ICOMOS is a leading global voice in integrating cultural heritage within sustainable development. The SDGs Working Group coordinates ICOMOS response to the 2030 Agenda, through advocacy, policy, localizing of the SDGs.
ICOMOS is participating at the Virtual Conference, “Heritage and our Sustainable Future: Research, Practice, Policy and Impact”, with expert contributions to several sessions of the conference.
The ICOMOS Sustainable Development Goals Working Group (SDGWG) is pleased to announce the fourth webinar of the SDGWG Webinar Series which will form part of the ICOMOS Webinar Series.
Congratulations to Claus-Peter Echter (President of the ICOMOS Scientific Committee on Historic Cities, Towns and Villages- CIVVIH) on his election, on behalf of ICOMOS, as co-Chair of the UN-Habitat World Urban Campaign Partner Constituent Group - PCG 10. PROFESSIONALS
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