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The 2024 edition of the World Heritage Young Professionals Forum took place from 14-23 July under the overarching theme “World Heritage in the 21st Century: Building Capacities and Exploring Opportunities for Youth” and was hosted by the Ministry of Culture of India through the Archaeological Survey of India at the Pt.

World Heritage partnerships for conservation. Ensuring that World Heritage sites sustain their outstanding universal value is an increasingly challenging mission in today’s complex world, where sites are vulnerable to the effects of uncontrolled urban development, unsustainable tourism practices, neglect, natural calamities, pollution, political instability, and conflict.

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2024年11月29日 · Call for project proposals is now open for eligible civil society organisations, academic and research institutions to submit project proposals in support of the Okavango Delta UNESCO World Heritage site in Botswana.

Dive into Heritage is the first ever web-platform to allow exploring World Heritage sites and their intangible heritage in one place. During its Phase I (2022-2024), the project will develop a platform that will allow you to digitally discover World Heritage sites in the Arab States region.

At skills development training courses, young people are actively involved in the preservation of World Heritage, while acquiring new skills that contribute to a better understanding of the importance of both their tangible (monuments, historical centres, natural reserves, etc.) and intangible heritage (traditional know-how, music, literature ...

Continuing the 50th anniversary celebrations of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, the 2023 edition of the World Heritage Young Professionals Forum was implemented in Riyadh in September 2023, reiterating the anniversary’s theme of ‘The Next 50’.

As per the Strategy, the Mentorship Programme aims to reach 60 mentees by 2025 and make sure that by 2029, each African country has at least 2 mentees empowered and engaged in the World Heritage system and given a chance to participate in the successful implementation of the 1972 World Heritage Convention in Africa.

The Caribbean Capacity Building Programme (CCBP) is a long-term training programme focusing on cultural heritage management and aiming to create a Caribbean network of heritage experts. They, in turn, can share knowledge, know-how and expertise on the modus operandi of the World Heritage Convention and on heritage management in general.