TENTATIVE LIST UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE LIST MEDITERRANEAN BASIN

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TENTATIVE LIST UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE
LISTMEDITERRANEAN BASIN
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WORLD HERITAGE LIST

• WORLD HERITAGE CONVENTION (1972)
• 156 NATIONS - 754 PROPERTIES REGISTERED ON THE
  WORLD HERITAGE LIST, 582 CULTURAL, 149 NATURAL
  AND 23 MIXED PROPERTIES IN 129 STATES PARTIES
• THE CONVENTION ESTABLISHED THE WORLD HERITAGE
  LIST AS A MEAN OF RECOGNIZING THAT SOME PLACES,
  BOTH NATURAL AND CULTURAL ARE IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO
  BE WITHIN THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL
  COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE, AND AS SITES TO BE TARGET
  OF PRESERVATION/CONSERVATION. BY JOINING THE
  CONVENTION, NATION STATES ARE PLEDGED TO CARE FOR
  THE WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN THEIR TERRITORY AS
  PART OF PROTECTING BOTH THEIR NATIONAL AND THE
  WORLD HERITAGE.

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HERITAGE
COMMON GROUND FOR UNDERSTANDING
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UNESCOs NEW AGENDA

• INBALANCE BETWEEN CULTURAL AND NATURAL SITES
• UNDER-REPRESENTATION OF SOME PARTS OF THE WORLD
  AND/OR COUNTRIES
• NEW CLUSTERS OF WORLD HERITAGE AND/OR COUNTRIES
  THAT CONSTITUTE PRIORITY NOMINATIONS
• THE NEED FOR THE RESTRICTION OF NOMINATIONS BY
  YEAR (30/40) AND BY NATION STATE (1)

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PRIORITIES

• AFRICA LOW REPRESENTATION IN WORLD HERITAGE LIST
  IN ALL CATEGORIES
• LOW REPRESENTATION OF PRE-HISTORY PROPERTIES,
  18TH, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY
• LOW REPRESENTATION OF CULTURAL CRITERIA (V)
• DERIVATION OF CATEGORIES (I) DEFENSIVE/MILITARY
  STRUCTURES (II) MODERN HERITAGE (III) ROUTES
  (IV) TECHNOLOGICAL ENSEMBLES (V) VERNACULAR /
  TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE
• HERITAGE THAT CAN BE INSCRIBED IN THE IMMATERIAL
  CATEGORIES.

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MEDITERRANEAN HISTORY, ARCHITECTUREURBANIS
MCULTURE
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IDEAS
PARTICIPATIONDIALOGCOLLABORATION KNOWLEDGE
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UNDERSTANDCONNECTRESPECT
LINK PROTECT
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UMAR STATUTES
(1.3) TO CARRY OUT EVERY ACTION WHICH CAN
IMPROVE AND CREATE BETWEEN MEDITERRANEAN
ARCHITECTS FRIENDSHIP, BROTHERHOOD AND MUTUAL
RESPECT, AND ENABLE A REAL COLLABORATION AND
MUTUAL HELP NO MATTER WHAT THEIR NATIONALITY,
RACE AND RELIGION ARE (1.6) TO TAKE PART IN
THE PROTECTION OF THEIR ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE
AND UNDERTAKE COMMON ACTIONS IN ORDER TO PROTECT
AND DEVELOP IT
UMARs TENTATIVE LIST
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PRODUCE NOMINATIONS TO BE PRESENTED BY SEVERAL
COUNTRIES
MULTI CULTURAL HERITAGETHE FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES OF UNESCO
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• ANALYSIS
• LOOK AT WHAT WE HAVE
• PREPARE INFORMATION
• DISCOVER LINKS
• NEW CATEGORIES
• OTHER HERITAGE
• NEW CLUSTERS

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CONNECTION ARCHITECT ASSOCIATIONS UNESCO NATION
AL COMISSIONS OF UNESCO STATE ADMINISTRATION IN
CHARGE OF HERITAGE HERITAGE
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DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE SITE REPORTS GOOD
PRACTICES GUIDES INTERVENTION THEORY RESTAURATION
CONSERVATION PRESERVATION INTEGRATION TURISM
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PRESENTATION CONSTITUTE DOCUMENT ORGANIZE
NOMINATIONS CREATE MANTAIN WEB SITE
FOR MEDITERRANEAN HERITAGE
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HERITAGE IS NOT TO BE PUT IN A GLASS BOX IN A
MUSEUM BUT TO BE LIVED
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HERITAGE IS NOT ONLY A MONUMENT BUT A PART OF
WHAT WE ARE
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HERITAGE IS NOT JUST A PRETTY FACE TO RESTORE BUT
A WHOLE TO PROTECT
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AND A WAY THROUGH THE LABIRYNTH OF LIFE