Experience shows that there are various approaches to activating cultural heritage. For some projects this may involve saving a building of particular significance, while other projects have a stated goal of regenerating a larger area. And while some projects aim to change the outside world’s view of the area, other projects are a matter of strengthening local identity.
Extracts from the Danish report active cultural heritage in urban and rural development
Yesterday marked the conclusion of the second day of the workshop on Ulpiana. The workshop continued with intensive working sessions,...
The two-day workshop for drafting the Conservation Plan for Ulpiana – Iustiniana Secunda began today, bringing together representatives of institutions...
The foundation Cultural Heritage without Borders (CHwB) was constituted in April 1995 as a reaction to the acute and massive...
During 2014, Cultural Heritage without Borders (CHwB) has organized two pilot activities on intangible heritage in Ferizaj/Urosevac and Gjilan/Gnjilane within...
The workshop for drafting the Long-Term Museum Program of the Mother Teresa Museum is continuing in Prizren. The workshop aims...