SPECIAL FILE : Climate change and sustainable development as it relates to culture, heritage and landscape
Contributions by countries
- Contribution by Austria: Cultural Heritage: Climate Change and Sustainable Development goals - prepared by Ana Steiner
- Contribution by Croatia: Climate Change - The Impact on Cultural Heritage - prepared by Mirna Sabljak
- Contribution by Estonia related to natural landscape and urban resilience - prepared by Liina Jänes
- Contribution by Finland: Climate Change and Sustainable development thematic debate - prepared by Ulla Salmela
- Contribution by Hungary: Cultural Heritage: Climate Change and Sustainable Development goals - prepared by Krisztina Kincses
- Contribution by Montenegro - Implementaion of European Lansdcape Convention CoE in Montenegro, Coastal area Spatial plan - prepared by Sanja Ljeskovic Mitrovic
- Contribution by the Netherlands: Climate Change and Sustainable development - prepared by Flora van Regteren Altena
- Contribution by Norway: Climate Change and Sustainable development - prepared by Terje Birkrem Hovland
other contributions
- Contribution by IFLA Working Group on Climate Change - presented by Michael Oldham (following the Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (October 2018))
- EUR-OPA's work:
- Recommendation CM/Rec(2018)3 of the Committee of Ministers to member States on cultural heritage facing climate change: increasing resilience and promoting adaptation (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 7 March 2018 at the 1309th meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
- Report on the International Conference on “Culture Against Disasters Protecting Cultural Landscapes as Prevention of Natural Disasters”, 28-29 September 2018 Ravello, Italy
- Publication - Cultural heritage facing climate change: experiences and ideas for resilience and adaptation - 2018
- ICOMOS
- RESOLUTION 19GA 2017/30 - Mobilizing ICOMOS and the Cultural Heritage Community To Help Meet the Challenge of Climate Change
- Mobilizing Cultural Heritage for Climate Action - by Andrew Potts, Coordinator, Climate Change and Heritage Working Group
- Climate Heritage Network Global Launch - Edinburgh, 24th to Friday 25th October 2019
- UNITED NATIONS - Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
- Contribution by Freddy Paul Grunnert, independant expert: Climate slits: art, facts, hu.rights in culture, heritage and landscapes fostering wave horizons in climate change networks.
Terms of reference
Contacts
- Daniil KHOCHABO
- Alison HELM
