Introduction: In 2023, World Heritage Institute of Training and Research for the Asia and the Pacific Region under the auspices of UNESCO Shanghai (WHITRAP Shanghai) initiated the project on World Heritage Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals (2023-2028) (hereafter ‘the Project’) through the network of H...

Introduction: As part of WHITRAP Shanghai's six-year project on World Heritage Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals (2023-2028), Heritage Practitioners in Asia and the Pacific (HeritAP) initiated the 2024 Call for Good Practices focusing on Environment and Resilience in March. After the evaluation of all...

Introduction: The debate on the relationship between conservation and sustainable development has taken centre stage within the heritage sector and notably in the context of the World Heritage Convention. In the face of growing global challenges and diminishing resources, and with the inscription of more than 100...

Introduction: The debate on the relationship between conservation and sustainable development has taken centre stage within the heritage sector and notably in the context of the World Heritage Convention. This led to the adoption in 2015 by the General Assembly of the States Parties to the World Heritage Conventi...

Introduction: 1.What projects can be submitted for the 2024 theme "Environment and Resilience"? Projects related to "Sustainable Management of Heritage" are eligible for submission under the theme "Environment and Resilience." Examples include: Conservation and Management of Cultural and Natural Resource...