Call for application for the Strengthening Capacities of World Heritage Professionals for Cultural Sites in Central, Eastern, South Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regions

Baku

The State Tourism Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan and ICOMOS International, in collaboration with ICOMOS Azerbaijan, are organizing a Capacity Building programme for World Heritage Professionals in Central, Eastern, South Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regions. This programme aims to build a strong network of experts from the Central, Eastern, South Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regions that will assist the States Parties, the Advisory Bodies, and all World Heritage stakeholders in the effective implementation of the WHC.

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ARC-WH and ICOMOS 4th Edition Workshop in Aswan

Cover CBP 4thedition ENARC-WH and ICOMOS Capacity Building Programme for World Heritage Professionals in the Arab Region / Strengthening Capacities of World Heritage Professionals for Cultural and Natural Sites in the Arab Region: The 4th edition of the workshop will take place from 29 January until 2 February 2023 in Aswan (Arab Republic of Egypt).

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Call for application for the Strengthening Capacities of World Heritage Professionals in the Arab Region for Cultural and Natural sites

vrac-1The Arab Regional Centre for World Heritage (ARC-WH) and ICOMOS International, in collaboration with ICCROM, IUCN, UNESCO World Heritage Centre and the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities in Egypt, are organizing a Capacity Building programme for World Heritage Professionals in the Arab Region.

This programme aims to build a strong network of experts from the Arab Region that will assist the Arab States, the Advisory Bodies, and all World Heritage stakeholders in the effective implementation of the World Heritage Convention

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ICOMOS-IUCN workshop with Djibouti

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In the framework of the international assistance "Establishment of the Tentative List of Djibouti", two online workshops were organized by the World Heritage Centre, in collaboration with ICOMOS and IUCN, on Wednesday 15 June and Wednesday 27 July 2022 for the elaboration of the Tentative List of Djibouti.

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New guidance set to help reduce impacts from development on World Heritage sites

Guidance and Toolkit for impact assessments cover finalUNESCO and the Advisory Bodies to the World Heritage Committee have issued new guidance for assessing impacts from projects that could potentially affect the planet’s most precious heritage places. Designed specifically for heritage management institutions, governments and project developers, it aims to help find the best possible solutions to meet both conservation priorities and development needs.

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