The Faro Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society favours bottom-up actions and initiatives developed by civil society and heritage communities who value cultural heritage through the meanings it represents to them. As a result, a whole new horizon opens up, weaving connections between heritage, social cohesion, economic development, sustainable development goals, landscape and the environment, tourism and many other topics.

A new publication People, places, stories – Faro Convention inspired experience presents a selection of cases and stories from different heritage communities that provide inspiration for future innovative initiatives and projects, according to the principles enshrined in the Faro Convention.

The publication People, places, stories – Faro Convention inspired experience is available in English.