Policy Compendium
2. "[The World Heritage Committee notes] that some large complex serial transnational nominations may benefit from an agreed nomination strategy before their official submission, (…);
5. [The World Heritage Committee] emphasizes that, if and when, it takes note of a nomination strategy, this is not prejudicial and does not imply that the complex serial transnational nominations proposed would necessarily lead to an inscription on the World Heritage List."
| Theme: | 2.7.3 - Serial properties |
| Decision: | 41 COM 8B.50 |
"The World Heritage Committee, (…)
4. Encourages States Parties to integrate the notion of historic urban landscape in nomination proposals and in the elaboration of management plans of properties nominated for inscription on the World Heritage List;
5. Also encourages States Parties to integrate the principles expressed in the Vienna Memorandum into their heritage conservation policies;
6. Requests the Advisory Bodies and the World Heritage Centre to take into account the conservation of the historic urban landscape when reviewing any potential impact on the integrity of an existing World Heritage property, and during the nomination evaluation process of new sites."
| Theme: | 2.7.4.2 - Historic Urban Landscapes |
| Decision: | 29 COM 5D |
2.2.1 - Outstanding Universal Value: definition and ...
2.2.3 - Authenticity
2.2.4 - Integrity
2.2.5.3 - Management systems
2.2.6.2 - Buffer Zones
2.3 - Global Strategy for a Representative, Balanced ...
2.6 - Comparative studies
2.7.1 - Cultural, Natural and Mixed Properties
2.7.3 - Serial properties
2.7.4.2 - Historic Urban Landscapes
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