Summary and conclusions IMP 5.14 UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Section.

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Summary and conclusions IMP 5.14 UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Section

In this presentation... Questions Raising awareness Inventorying Involving communities concerned ICH and sustainable development Safeguarding Nominations International cooperation and assistance Policies and institutions

Multiple choice questions Facilitator inserts selected questions (if required)

Raising awareness about the ICH and its importance Why should awareness about ICH be raised? What are examples of successful awareness-raising activities?

Inventorying Why inventory making? What indications can be found in the Convention for inventory making? How can inventorying contribute to safeguarding?

Involving communities Why is community participation and consent required in ICH safeguarding? How do we ensure that communities remain in control of their ICH?

Sustainable development How can ICH safeguarding sustain the communities concerned?

Safeguarding measures What are safeguarding measures and what is their purpose? What are examples of good safeguarding measures?

Nominations Who nominates elements to the Lists and Register of the Convention? What community involvement is required for developing nomination files?

International cooperation and assistance Why do the Convention and the ODs insist on international cooperation for safeguarding? Give examples of international cooperation in implementing the Convention.

Policies and institutions How can policies and institutions assist States in implementing the Convention?