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ICCROM and Fondazione Scuola dei beni e delle attività culturali (FSBAC), the School of Cultural Heritage founded by the Ministry of Culture of Italy, are seeking 30 participants from African countries and Italy to join their new capacity-building initiative: World Heritage in Africa – Fostering practitioners for nomination processes and strategies (WHAPS) project.

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31 October, 2024

World Heritage in Africa – Fostering practitioners for nomination processes and strategies (WHAPS)

Call for applications for a Forum and Mentoring Programme: ‘World Heritage in Africa – Fostering practitioners for nomination processes and strategies...

Building an international community for post-crisis recovery of cultural heritage through PCR course

28 October, 2024

Building an international community for post-crisis recovery of cultural heritage through training

The International Training Course on Post-Crisis Recovery of Cultural Heritage has successfully completed its second phase with an engaging in-person...

Managing World Heritage People Nature Culture

25 October, 2024

Managing World Heritage course delivered through the forthcoming ICCROM E-Learning platform!

From 27 September to 11 October 2024, the ICCROM-IUCN World Heritage Leadership (WHL) programme successfully conducted the "Managing World Heritage...

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Fostering Community-Scientist Collaboration for Cultural Heritage Preservation At its core, ChemiNova seeks to empower conservation professionals, engage local communities and harness cutting-edge technology to protect and preserve Europe's rich cultural legacy. Central to ChemiNova's mission is the development of an intelligent computational system that goes beyond current technologies. By leveraging a myriad of data, ChemiNova aims to tackle structural and chemical damage to cultural heritage, from mo

Introducing ChemiNova: advancing technology for monitoring European cultural assets

A fresh phase in ICCROM's story: reinvigorating our brand identity

WHL IA UK 2024

Building multiscale approaches to assessing impacts on World Heritage in the UK

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Anticipating Futures for Heritage

As part of its Foresight Initiative, ICCROM launched a horizon scan study to gather intelligence about possible macro-environmental changes that might affect cultural heritage in the future.

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ICOMOS and ICCROM– Guidance on Post-Disaster and Post-Conflict Recovery and Reconstruction for Heritage Places of Cultural Significance and World Heritage Cultural Properties

It provides a framework for supporting and harnessing the recovery of heritage places to come to terms with and overcome the trauma associated with destruction and loss.

Guidance on Post-Disaster and Post-Conflict Recovery and Reconstruction for Heritage Places of Cultural Significance and World Heritage Cultural Properties

Enhancing Our Heritage Toolkit 2.0

It offers a World Heritage-specific methodology of management effectiveness assessment that can be applied to cultural, natural and mixed sites.

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The Society’s Collections & Research Day

5e séminaire du projet KreAfrika: "Management des activités et équipements culturels: mieux penser l'action de la culture sur les territoires et pour les publics"

University of Bath URSA Project: Regenerative Post-Conflict Heritage Reconstruction: Integrating Debris Re-use, Traditional Building Techniques, and Community-Centred Approaches

University of Bath URSA Project: Scaling up structural stone for a zero-carbon construction future

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The Mora Samples Collection

Raise awareness about the existence of these types of collections as important knowledge assets for scientific research.

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2023 Quarterly Reports

Quarterly Reports track the indicators proposed in the Programme of Activities and Budget and present key facts and figures for each quarter. The

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2022 Quarterly Reports

Quarterly Reports track the indicators proposed in the Programme of Activities and Budget and present key facts and figures for each quarter. The

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2021 Quarterly Reports

Conscious reflection on how we can strengthen ICCROM’s network to achieve our goals led us to question how we can enhance our communication. We

2021 Quarterly Reports