Promoting Disaster Resilient Cultural Heritage

 Cultural heritage is vulnerable to the adverse impacts of natural disasters, and climate change is adding to the urgency of addressing this challenge. Countries around the world are employing a variety of measures to safeguard cultural heritage against disaster risks, drawing on relevant conventions, policy frameworks, and guidance. To protect lives, livelihoods, and cultural heritage, it is important to strengthen the resilience of assets at risk and make disaster resilience an intrinsic part of cultural heritage management.

Are you sure you want to delete this "resource"?
This item will be deleted immediately. You cannot undo this action.
File Name File Size Download
cultural_heritage_burmese.pdf 5 MB
cultural_heritage.pdf 6 MB

Related Resources

Awareness material, Report
21 Jul 2020
The Institute of Development Studies developed the report: Secondary impacts of major disease outbreaks in low- and middle-income countries. Question: What evidence exists regarding the secondary impacts of response and control measures to major dise...
Tags: Awareness material, Report, COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Case Study
14 Aug 2018
Sewu is among the most flood -prone villages in the Surakarta District, Indonesia. Hundreds of houses are located close to the riverbank; many are unauthorized settlements that have substandard facilities and infrastructure. The residents of Sewu Vil...
Tags: Case Study, Flood
Report
01 Apr 2014
Case study on a VCA undertaken in Sili, Samoa, in 2009.
Tags: Report
Scroll to Top