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Description: International two-week hands-on workshop Participants: 20 participants from 11 different countries (Burkina Faso, China, Egypt, Fiji, Greece, Guatemala, Italy, Mexico, Nigeria, Poland, and Portugal); workshop led by 5…

Description: National programme, distance coaching, hands-on workshop, conference Participants: 8 museums (16 participants) from all regions of Belgium: Brussels, Flanders and Wallonia in Year 1 and 8 additional partner museums in Year 2…

A Think- Tank Meeting informing a Vision for the Conservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage in the Arab World

Call for applications for the 2nd World Heritage Site Managers' Forum   “World Heritage Site Manager: Role, Responsibility and Capacity‐Building Needs” World Heritage Site managers from across the globe are invited to participate in this…

On 14 - 15 March, ICCROM hosted the 2018 annual donor’s meeting for the World Heritage Leadership Programme with the Norwegian Government. The World Heritage Leadership Programme is a capacity building programme in support of the World…

On 15 December, ICCROM received the visit of a group of trustees from Barnard and Columbia Universities, New York.  They were led by Dr Sian Beilock, President of Barnard College, and by Diana Vagelos, alumna of Barnard College and Vice…

      African Regional Course on Promoting People-Centred Approaches to Conservation of Nature and Culture (PNC18)   Partners: IUCN, Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment In collaboration with: African World Heritage…

Ireland has been a Member State of ICCROM since 1986, and over the years Irish professionals working in the cultural heritage sector have had the opportunity to attend excellent ICCROM training events worldwide. Participants have always…

13th International Training Course (ITC) on Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage Organized by the Institute of Disaster Mitigation for Urban Cultural Heritage, Ritsumeikan University, in cooperation with UNESCO, ICCROM, ICOMOS/ICORP…

If cultural heritage is important, why is it so difficult to make the case for preserving it? Cultural heritage narrates our human story. Imagine what our lives would be like without it: our cities without museums and monuments, our families…

Organizers: UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) ICCROM (International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property)   OVERVIEW © UNESCO - Emanuelle Hernandez…

Gennaro Tampone, Italian expert in historic wood structures and long-time ICCROM collaborator, has died in Florence at the age of 81. His involvement in the preservation and enhancement of architectural heritage was of great importance, not…

The Irish National Committee of the Blue Shield (INCBS), in association with the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) and with the support of the Heritage Council, are delighted to…

Organizers Coordinación Nacional de Conservación del Patrimonio Cultural, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (CNCPC-INAH), Mexico City, Mexico National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo, Japan ICCROM Background…

Tracking Trends is a new project launched by ICCROM, which aims to gather strategic data on sector capacity, knowledge production, and emerging issues of concern to support data informed policies for heritage conservation; and provide evidence of…

Place: Tilburg, Netherlands Working language: English Course Fee: € 900 Scholarships: A limited number of scholarships are available for participants who have been selected for the course and have been unable to secure funding. Organizing…

A Think-Tank Meeting Informing a Vision for the Conservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage in the Arab World Sharjah, UAE, 6 – 8 February 2018 The Arab Forum on Cultural Heritage, held in Sharjah, UAE from 6 – 8 February 2018, examined…

On 2 February, Mrs Gihane Zaki, Director of the Egyptian Academy in Rome and ICCROM Council Member, visited ICCROM. She was welcomed by Dr Webber Ndoro, Director-General. Member State represented – Egypt

On 1 February, Mrs Elena Bogdanova, Director, Kizhi Open Air Museum, and Ms Olga Bukchina, Leading Specialist of the World Heritage Site Management Unit of the Kizhi Open Air Museum, visited ICCROM. They were welcomed by Dr Webber Ndoro,…

On 31 January, the Ambassador of Armenia, H.E. S.E. Victoria Bagdassarian, visited ICCROM. She was welcomed by Dr Webber Ndoro, Director-General, and Catherine Antomarchi, Collections Unit Director. Member State represented – Armenia

On 29 January, Mrs Silvia Costa, Italian Member of the European Parliament, visited ICCROM. She was welcomed by Dr Webber Ndoro, Director-General and Maria Teresa Jaquinta, Liaison Officer, Italy

ICCROM and Ibermuseos publish a Guide to Risk Management for Museological Heritage in Spanish and Portuguese ICCROM and the Ibermuseos Program are launching the Spanish and Portuguese adaptation of A Guide to Risk Management of Cultural…

The ICCROM Library is providing a constantly growing set of Open Access resources in conservation through its catalogue interface. These include papers from the most recent ICOM CC triennial meetings, 2011-2017, as well as a multitude of…

On 24 January, a delegation from Moldova headed by Dr Andrei Chistol, Secretary of State, Ministry of Education, Culture and Research, visited ICCROM. They were welcomed by Dr Webber Ndoro, Director-General, Sophy Janowski, Chief Management…