6. Policies Regarding COMMUNITIES
6.1. Participation of local communities and other stakeholders
WHC-11/18.GA/11 Future of the World Heritage Convention
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[The General Assembly adopted the Vision and Action Plan by Resolution 18 GA 11; the paragraph refers to the report]
8. “The World Heritage Convention is implemented through a wide and ever-expanding network of actors. Each has an important role to play in shaping policies, driving management practices, building capacity and expanding awareness of cultural and natural heritage. (…) It is also important to ensure that local, national and international communities feel a connection to, engage with and benefit from the world’s natural and cultural heritage."
8. “The World Heritage Convention is implemented through a wide and ever-expanding network of actors. Each has an important role to play in shaping policies, driving management practices, building capacity and expanding awareness of cultural and natural heritage. (…) It is also important to ensure that local, national and international communities feel a connection to, engage with and benefit from the world’s natural and cultural heritage."
| Date year: | 2011 |
| Source: | WHC-11/18.GA/11 Future of the World Heritage Convention |
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