NCCA-WHITRAP Shanghai Training on Impact Assessments for World Heritage in the Philippines
Key Words: NCCA-WHITRAP Shanghai,Impact Assessments
Introduction.
In 2022, the National Commission for Culture and Arts of the Philippines (NCCA) and the World Heritage Institute of Training and Research for the Asia and the Pacific Region, Shanghai Center (WHITRAP Shanghai), jointly organize the online training on Impact Assessments for World Heritage in the Philippines, and it will take place on 26 May 2022, 2 June 2022, 16 June 2022, and 22 June 2022.
The main purpose of the training is to assist the Philippines to better understand the statutory process established in the World Heritage system, to equip the participants with skills in the design and implementation of Impact Assessments in the context of World Heritage in the Philippines.
An opening ceremony is held on 26 May. Prof. Jian ZHOU and Arch. Michael Manalo deliver the opening address. 62 officials from NCCA, 6 World Heritage sites of Philippines, Tourism department, planning department, engineering department and professionals from universities, participate in the training. It is the first time for Philippines to gather varies parties to the World Heritage training from national to local level. Carolina Castellanos, LI Hong, ZHENG Jun and Carmela Biag, representing WHITRAP Shanghai to make presentations during the training.
The training is composed of three-day lectures and a workshop. In line with the Guidance and Toolkit for Impact Assessments in a World Heritage Context, the lectures cover from the understanding of World Heritage to the implementation of impact assessment, including 7 units - The World Heritage Convention and system, Basic concepts of the World Heritage Convention, World Heritage Processes, Conservation and management of World Heritage Properties, Current trends and challenges in the conservation and management of World Heritage properties, Introduction to Impact Assessments in the World Heritage Context, and Impact Assessment Process. In the last day, the workshop using the case study of the Baroque Churches will illustrate the different aspects, both conceptual and methodological, related to the WH concepts and processes, particularly in the relation OUV and new development, and to apply the different tools for steps of the IA process.
NCCA-WHITRAP Shanghai Training on
Impact Assessments for World Heritage in the Philippines
May-June 2022
LI Hong, ZHANG Yiwen, WHITRAP Shanghai
In 2022, the National Commission for Culture and Arts of the Philippines (NCCA) and the World Heritage Institute of Training and Research for the Asia and the Pacific Region, Shanghai Center (WHITRAP Shanghai), jointly organize the online training on Impact Assessments for World Heritage in the Philippines, and it will take place on 26 May 2022, 2 June 2022, 16 June 2022, and 22 June 2022.
The main purpose of the training is to assist the Philippines to better understand the statutory process established in the World Heritage system, to equip the participants with skills in the design and implementation of Impact Assessments in the context of World Heritage in the Philippines.
Group photos
An opening ceremony is held on 26 May. Prof. Jian ZHOU and Arch. Michael Manalo deliver the opening address. 62 officials from NCCA, 6 World Heritage sites of Philippines, Tourism department, planning department, engineering department and professionals from universities, participate in the training. It is the first time for Philippines to gather varies parties to the World Heritage training from national to local level. Carolina Castellanos, LI Hong, ZHENG Jun and Carmela Biag, representing WHITRAP Shanghai to make presentations during the training.
Professor Zhou Jian's opening speech
Ms. Carolina Castellanos presenting
Ms. Li Hong presenting
participants asking questions
The training is composed of three-day lectures and a workshop. In line with the Guidance and Toolkit for Impact Assessments in a World Heritage Context, the lectures cover from the understanding of World Heritage to the implementation of impact assessment, including 7 units - The World Heritage Convention and system, Basic concepts of the World Heritage Convention, World Heritage Processes, Conservation and management of World Heritage Properties, Current trends and challenges in the conservation and management of World Heritage properties, Introduction to Impact Assessments in the World Heritage Context, and Impact Assessment Process. In the last day, the workshop using the case study of the Baroque Churches will illustrate the different aspects, both conceptual and methodological, related to the WH concepts and processes, particularly in the relation OUV and new development, and to apply the different tools for steps of the IA process.