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World Heritage Series n°10 - Monitoring World Heritage

Sunday, May 30, 2004

Papers: Monitoring World Heritage

Preface by Francesco Bandarin

Introduction by Nicholas Stanley-Price, Director-General, ICCROM

Advisory Bodies and World Heritage Committee

  • Monitoring World Heritage: A View from the World Heritage Committee’s Delegate: Benedicte Selfslagh, Rapporteur, World Heritage Committee, Belgium
  • An Advisory Body View of the Development of Monitoring for World Cultural Heritage: Herb Stovel, Heritage Settlements Unit Director, ICCROM
  • Monitoring the State of Conservation of World Heritage Properties: Operational Aspects (ICOMOS - Advisory Body): Regina Durighello, Director World Heritage programme, ICOMOS
  • The WCPA Management Effectiveness Evaluation Framework – a basis for Developing Monitoring and Evaluation Programs to Assess Management of Protected Areas: Marc Hockings, Senior Lecturer, School of Natural and Rural Systems Management, University of Queensland, Australia

World Heritage Monitoring and Periodic Reporting Experiences

  • Monitoring and Reporting in the Context of the World Heritage Convention and its Application in Latin America and the Caribbean Herman van Hooff, UNESCO office, Montevideo, Uruguay
  • Improving Monitoring for World Heritage Conservation: Giovanni Boccardi, Programme Specialist, World Heritage Centre
  • Lessons learned from the Periodic Reporting Process in Africa: Elizabeth Wangari, Senior Programme Specialist, World Heritage Centre

Monitoring Frameworks/Design of Monitoring Systems

  • The Importance of Clear Objectives for Monitoring World Heritage Area Sites: Bruce Mapstone, CRC Reef Research Centre, James Cook University, Australia
  • Monitoring Processes of Change in Historic Centres: A Case Study of Fes, Morocco: Mona Serageldin, Adjunct Professor of Urban Planning, Harvard University, U.S.A
  • Assessing Management Effectiveness of Natural World Heritage Sites: Sue Stolton, Equilibrium Consultants, U.K. Monitoring World Heritage Sites
  • Christopher Pound, Consultant Architect, ICOMOS, U.K.

Annexes

  • Annex 1: Workshop Programme
  • Annex 2: List of Participants
  • Annex 3: Summary of Workshop Discussions
  • Annex 4: Monitoring World Heritage - Conclusions of the International Workshop: Giovanni Boccardi and Herb Stovel

Author
World Heritage Centre
Contact
Lise Sellem
Publisher
UNESCO - World Heritage Centre
Number Edition
10

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