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Cursos de CollAsia

Un informe de 2018 sobre el impacto de CollAsia, basado en una consulta estructurada con antiguos participantes del curso, puede descargarse aquí .

De conformidad con los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible de la ONU, en particular el ODS12 relativo al consumo y la producción responsables, desde 2019 se ha adoptado un enfoque de cero residuos en la organización de los cursos de CollAsia.

En 2021-2022, CollAsia también está apoyando pequeños proyectos basados en la comunidad y dirigidos por ex participantes, con un enfoque en las colecciones, las comunidades y la conservación. Estos proyectos aumentarán aún más el impacto de CollAsia, al permitir que los participantes seleccionados se comprometan con las comunidades locales y trabajen junto a ellas para lograr un cambio positivo a través del trabajo en sus colecciones, utilizando los conocimientos y las habilidades adquiridas en los cursos anteriores.    

Cursos organizados en el marco de la actual colaboración CHA-ICCROM:

Collections, Conservation, and Sustainable Development
Nov212022hasta Dic 9, 2022
Angkor Conservation Office in Siem Reap, Cambodia
Aplicar antes
30 Jun 2022

Collections, Conservation, and Sustainable Development (CollAsia 2022)

This groundbreaking international course aims to accelerate, increase and amplify activities that support sustainable development within the context of collections-based work. By participating in the course, professionals and organizations in charge of heritage collections will be better equipped to make a genuine difference in the global race to address pressing environmental and social issues. Conservation has a central role to play in this...

International Course on Rethinking Disaster Risk Management for Cultural Heritage Collections
Mar172023
Aplicar antes
01 Nov 2020

International Course on Rethinking Disaster Risk Management for Cultural Heritage Collections

Amid the current pandemic, many cultural heritage institutions find themselves vulnerable to the risks of fire, flood, typhoons, earthquakes, and other such hazard events. The threats are however, not just limited to natural hazards, but also include man-made causes like looting, chemical explosions and armed conflicts. Often, heritage professionals are confronted with complex scenarios, where one hazard overlaps with another to create an even...

International Online Course on the Reorganization of Collections Storage in Museums of Southeast Asia
Ago312021hasta Dic 31, 2021
Aplicar antes
20 Abr 2021

International Course on the Reorganization of Collections Storage in Museums of Southeast Asia

Over 60% of museum collections worldwide are at risk because of overcrowding and poor storage conditions. In this situation, museums cannot ensure the protection of their collections, especially in emergency situations. In addition, with up to 90% of their collections hidden away and unaccessible in storage, museums are missing out this essential resource for connecting with their communities.