Workshop: Heritage Management for Building Resilience of Living Settlements
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Format and methodology
The contents of this training workshop will be an interdisciplinary endeavour combining cultural and natural heritage conservation, disaster risk management and climate change adaptation. The 10-day course will take place both in classrooms and on-site, and will be conducted in English. It will comprise two parts:- Interactive lectures by resource persons with longstanding experience in cultural heritage conservation, disaster risk management and climate change adaptation for cultural heritage at regional and international levels, i.e. experts from ICCROM, the International Council of Monuments and Sites – International Scientific Committee on Risk Preparedness (ICOMOS-ICORP), IUCN and R-DMUCH
- On-site workshop activities, including field exercises in Kampong Ayer and other heritage sites in Bandar Seri Begawan, and various assignments based on the methodologies developed by R-DMUCH and ICCROM.
Participants
The maximum number of participants will be limited to 25 people, with 17 slots reserved for the SEAMEO member states (i.e. Southeast Asia). The remaining slots will be open for international applicants. Participants should:- be preferably mid-career (5-10 year experience) Southeast Asian or international professionals working in cultural heritage conservation such as heritage site managers, architects, landscape architects, archaeologists, curators, anthropologists, environmentalists, disaster risk managers, and who can make effective use of the result of the training course upon returning to their home countries; or those with potential of working with heritage, who may be part of a heritage office/authorities, risk management agencies, urban development institutions or a living community;
- have English proficiency to allow discussion, exchanges and presentations;
- attend the entire training programme;
- be in good health and able to participate in the training programme;
- submit all of the required documents by the stated deadlines;
- be in a position to continue to exchange information and interact with the organizers after returning to their home countries;
Further information and registration
The deadline to apply for the workshop on "Heritage Management for Building Resilience of Living Settlements" is 27 December 2019. For additional information and registration, please visit https://www.iccrom.org/courses/heritage-management-building-resilience-living-settlementsSimilar content
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