Now available for the first time – explore the Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth (CH4IG) UK-Southeast Asia Collaboration projects! These projects are some of the many grassroots initiatives taking place in the region.
The case studies exemplify the aspirations, challenges and lessons learned in cultural heritage conservation and inclusive growth in Southeast Asia. The insights from these case studies have contributed to an expanding knowledge base that will influence future initiatives, policies and interventions.
Rajasthan Kabir Yatra
The project's accomplishments have laid a solid foundation for continuous progress and future research efforts. In collaboration with partners from the United Kingdom and Southeast Asia, and with the support of the British Council, ICCROM is fully committed to developing a comprehensive resource based on the three CH4IG thematic workshops and the past year of collaborative knowledge exchange following the principles of inclusive growth.
Through continued collaboration, the project aims to advance the understanding and implementation of people-centred approaches to cultural heritage for inclusive growth. These collective efforts not only contribute to the advancement of knowledge and the promotion of cultural diversity but also pave the way for an inclusive and equitable development that ensures a prosperous future for all.
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The Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth (CH4IG) is a project in close collaboration with SEAMEO Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts (SEAMEO SPAFA); English Heritage; Turquoise Mountain; King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) School of Architecture, Art and Design; Nottingham Trent University Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage (CAUGH), Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of Architecture.