ICCROM Course: Heritage Impact Assessments
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Participants
The third edition of the course is designed for a maximum of 20 persons. Priority will be given to:- Mid-career heritage practitioners/decision-makers interested in engaging Heritage Impact Assessments as a tool in assessing impacts on heritage as well as society.
- Priority will be given to those from State Parties that have been requested to carry out Heritage Impact Assessments at World Heritage properties located within their territory by the World Heritage Committee.
- Those in a position to carry the messages of the course to a broad audience (for example, trainers who are able to reach a large audience over time) are encouraged to apply.
Objectives
- To provide participants with the knowledge on management requirements for World Heritage Sites.
- To discuss reporting and monitoring requirements under the World Heritage Convention including State of Conservation reports and their implications to State Parties.
- To provide the current knowledge and skills of using Heritage Impact Assessments as a tool for evaluating impacts from various factors affecting heritage in general, and World Heritage sites in particular.
- To provide understanding of the knowledge (such as the legal frameworks) to initiate/improve Heritage Impact Assessments in respective countries of the participants.
- To promote the exchange of experiences and information among participants and the institutions.
Working language
The official language of the course is English. All course content and output will be in English. Participants should be proficient in English including reading, writing, making presentations and joining in discussions.Fee and other expenses
The course fee is USD 950. Participants will be responsible for their international round trip travel costs to and from the training venue. In order to cover accommodation and living expenses during the course, participants should plan for a minimum allowance of USD 700 for the entire period. Candidates are strongly encouraged to seek financial support from sources such as governmental institutions, employers and funding agencies.Scholarships
WHITRAP offers a limited number of scholarships to the candidates from the State Parties in the Asia‐Pacific Region who have been selected to participate but are not in a position to secure funding. Due to the shrinking budget, the scholarship only includes domestic accommodation and/or daily subsistence allowance.Applications
Applications should be sent by 1 June 2016. For additional information about the course, please visit http://www.iccrom.org/heritage-impact-assessments/Similar content
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