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Rescuing heritage in a disaster - #CultureCannotWait

The latest edition of ICCROM’s flagship First Aid to Cultural Heritage (FAC) course has kicked off in Brabant, Netherlands. The course, held on 6 – 24 August 2018, will train 24 heritage and first response professionals from 23 countries to be “cultural First Aiders,” skilled at the protection of cultural heritage in emergency situations. Course modules will address topics such as prevention, safe...

egyptian-heritage-rescue-team_-cairo-museum

Rescuing heritage in a disaster - #CultureCannotWait

The latest edition of ICCROM’s flagship First Aid to Cultural Heritage (FAC) course has kicked off in Brabant, Netherlands. The course, held on 6 – 24 August 2018, will train 24 heritage and first response professionals from 23 countries to be “cultural First Aiders,” skilled at the protection of cultural heritage in emergency situations. Course modules will address topics such as prevention, safe...

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003 now online

A wealth of conservation knowledge and expertise is contained in ICCROM’s many past publications, produced from 1961 to 2003. Previously, these resources were largely inaccessible to researchers and conservation practitioners because the books have been difficult to obtain and consult.

ICCROM and World Heritage Side events at the 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee in Manama, Bahrain

Capacity building, the key to better conservation of World Heritage sites

The 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee meeting held in June put a strong emphasis on the importance of capacity building. Numerous committee decisions requested and recommended capacity building for conservation of sites, with the Site Managers Forum adding a firm voice to the importance and vital need for better guidance and assistance.

ICCROM and World Heritage Side events at the 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee in Manama, Bahrain

Capacity building, the key to better conservation of World Heritage sites

The 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee meeting held in June put a strong emphasis on the importance of capacity building. Numerous committee decisions requested and recommended capacity building for conservation of sites, with the Site Managers Forum adding a firm voice to the importance and vital need for better guidance and assistance.

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003 now online

A wealth of conservation knowledge and expertise is contained in ICCROM’s many past publications, produced from 1961 to 2003. Previously, these resources were largely inaccessible to researchers and conservation practitioners because the books have been difficult to obtain and consult.

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003 now online

A wealth of conservation knowledge and expertise is contained in ICCROM’s many past publications, produced from 1961 to 2003. Previously, these resources were largely inaccessible to researchers and conservation practitioners because the books have been difficult to obtain and consult.

ICCROM and World Heritage Side events at the 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee in Manama, Bahrain

Capacity building, the key to better conservation of World Heritage sites

The 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee meeting held in June put a strong emphasis on the importance of capacity building. Numerous committee decisions requested and recommended capacity building for conservation of sites, with the Site Managers Forum adding a firm voice to the importance and vital need for better guidance and assistance.

ICCROM and World Heritage Side events at the 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee in Manama, Bahrain

Capacity building, the key to better conservation of World Heritage sites

The 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee meeting held in June put a strong emphasis on the importance of capacity building. Numerous committee decisions requested and recommended capacity building for conservation of sites, with the Site Managers Forum adding a firm voice to the importance and vital need for better guidance and assistance.

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003

ICCROM’s publications from 1961-2003 now online

A wealth of conservation knowledge and expertise is contained in ICCROM’s many past publications, produced from 1961 to 2003. Previously, these resources were largely inaccessible to researchers and conservation practitioners because the books have been difficult to obtain and consult.