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Around US$ 1 million granted for the safeguarding of living heritage in nine States Parties
- NameUNESCO
- Date22 Jun 2023
- CategoryUNESCO News
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• The emergency request from Haiti aims to support the community of artists and
artisans of the village of Noailles to safeguard the intangible cultural heritage of metal
cutting in the context of the security crisis and for resilience in Haiti was approved.
• Seven stand-alone International Assistance were also granted to implement
safeguarding projects in: The Bahamas, Mauritania, Nicaragua, Peru, Rwanda, Togo and
Uzbekistan. Six of the seven requests concern inventorying as a main subject of
intervention. These grants represent the first instances of international assistance from
the Intangible Cultural Heritage Fund to The Bahamas, Rwanda and Uzbekistan.
• Finally, a preparatory assistance submitted by Mongolia to prepare a proposal to the
Register of Good Safeguarding Practices in line with Article 18 of the Convention was
also approved.
The Intangible Cultural Heritage Fund provides dedicated resources for States parties to implement a wide range of programmes, projects and activities dedicated to safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, such as community-based inventorying, awareness-raising or specific activities such as safeguarding living heritage in emergencies.
Learn more about International Assistance: https://ich.unesco.org/en/requesting-assistance-00039
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