Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific Region In the Asia-Pacific region, there are various forms of cultural heritage which are of great value from a global point of view. To safeguard this important cultural heritage for future generations, it is necessary to train heritage professionals for proper investigation, analysis and preservation. The Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU), National Research Institute for Cultural Properties [Tokyo and Nara], in partnership with ICCROM and  Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan (Bunkacho), has been organizing courses since 2000 to build the capacity of professionals involved with cultural heritage protection in the region. 

The course theme alternates between Investigation, Preservation and Management of Archaeological Sites and Preservation and Restoration of Wooden Built Heritage.

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Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites and Artefacts

Conservation and Management of Wooden Built Heritage

Investigation, Preservation, and Management of Archaeological Sites

Investigation, Preservation, and Management of Archaeological Sites

Conservation and Management of Wooden Structures 2019

Investigation, Preservation and Management of Archaeological Sites

Preservation and Restoration of Wooden Structures

Cultural Heritage Protection in the Asia-Pacific Region

Preservation and Restoration of Wooden Structures