
Giorgio Croci (1936 – 2021)
Professor Giorgio Croci, long-time ICCROM collaborator, passed away on 16 April 2021 at the age of 85. Born in Rome, Giorgio Croci graduated in civil...
Professor Giorgio Croci, long-time ICCROM collaborator, passed away on 16 April 2021 at the age of 85. Born in Rome, Giorgio Croci graduated in civil...
Asian Regional Course on Promoting People-Centred Approaches to Conservation of Nature and Culture (PNC21) Partners: ICCROM, IUCN, Cultural Heritage...
The City of Mosul, meaning “the linking point" in Arabic, is home to a wealth of cultural and religious diversity. With significant shrines dedicated...
In cultures where there’s unrest and strife, there’s an urgency to record the recipes of the mothers and grandmothers. As the culture disintegrates, so may everything about the table, including the...
The rocky outcrops that dot much of South Africa’s coastline contain hidden treasure: the cemented remains of the dune and beach surfaces that existed hundreds of thousands of years ago.
As a country surrounded on three out of four sides by water, in the smack-middle of the Mediterranean and the trading routes that its dozens of civilizations have used throughout the centuries, it...
Read about ICCROM's activities in 2019! The Report provides an overview of our activities over the past year and highlights many of our successes in
Read about ICCROM's activities in 2018! The Report includes a Governance and Partnerships section thanking all partners and stakeholders in 2018. The
Read about ICCROM's activities in 2017, from the successful thematic session "Recovery and Community Involvement in Post-Conflict Reconstruction" held