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Collections 2030 and Beyond: ICCROM Leads Global Dialogue on Heritage and Sustainable Development
From 22 to 26 September 2025, ICCROM, together with APOYOnline, the International Institute for Conservation (IIC), and the University of Valencia, gathered civil society organizations and hundreds of museum professionals, archivists, policymakers, researchers and cultural leaders online for the global conference “Collections 2030 and Beyond: Activating Heritage Collections for Sustainable...
Call for Abstracts: Showcasing Innovation in Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness for Cultural Heritage
We invite you to share your story of change and be part of a global conversation on innovative approaches to disaster risk reduction.
ICCROM and Fabbrica di San Pietro Forge New Alliance to Empower African Youth in Heritage Conservation
A transformative partnership to promote African talent, advance heritage conservation, and foster global knowledge exchange.
ICCROM and Fabbrica di San Pietro Forge New Alliance to Empower African Youth in Heritage Conservation
Italy and ICCROM Launch €6 Million Cultural Heritage Programme in Africa
Italy and ICCROM Launch €6 Million Cultural Heritage Programme in Africa
Agreement signed to empower a new generation of Africans with skills to conserve heritage and catalyze long-term development
Preserving the past, guiding the future
ICCROM is launching a new resource to support heritage professionals – including conservators, scientists, and stakeholders – in safeguarding these vital collections.
ICCROM Launches In-Person Training in Riga to Safeguard Cultural Heritage in Times of Crisis
Phase 2 of READY Track 01 brings together 25 participants from over 20 countries in Latvia for hands-on training to strengthen skills, coordination, and resilience in protecting cultural heritage from disasters, extreme weather, and armed conflicts.
The drivers of heritage in 2035: What are the forces shaping our future?
A time to embrace change and foresight Does it often feel like our world is transforming more quickly than ever? Like we’re always falling behind the pace of change around us? In these dynamic and uncertain times, embracing fresh perspectives and creative thinking is needed. This is how we shape the future and make way for new possibilities. But, where to start? Not to worry … we’re here to help!
World Heritage site managers gather in Paris to strengthen the Reactive Monitoring process
From 7 to 9 July, the 7th edition of the World Heritage Site Managers' Forum took place at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, alongside the 47th session of the World Heritage Committee.