editors_nameCassar, Brendan
editors_nameNoshadi, Sara
typemonograph
datestamp2018-06-11 10:23:41
lastmod2018-06-11 10:23:41
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corp_creatorsUnesco, Paris, France
corp_creatorsUnesco, Kabul, Afghanistan
titleKeeping history alive: Safeguarding cultural heritage in post-conflict Afghanistan
ispublishedpub
subjectsA01
subjectsB03
subjectsB05
subjectsCultural_Landscapes
subjectsE03
subjectsE05
subjectsE11
subjectsH17
subjectsH28
subjectsL04
full_text_statuspublic
monograph_typeworking_paper
keywordsCultural property preservation
keywordsPreservation of monuments
keywordsRestoration works
keywordsNational museums
keywordsArchaeological excavations
keywordsHistoric cities
keywordsHistoric monuments
keywordsIntangible cultural heritage
keywordswar damage
keywordsWar devasted countries
keywordsCultural cooperation
keywordsHistory
keywordsAfghanistan
keywordsInternational cooperation
keywordscultural identity
keywordsCultural policy
keywordsConservation measures
keywordsRehabilitation
keywordsConservation of historic towns
keywordsArchives
keywordsConservation of Cultural Landscapes
keywordsConservation of historic gardens
keywordsReconstruction
keywordsShrines
keywordsPalaces
keywordsIslamic architecture
abstractOver the last ten years, UNESCO and its partners have actively supported the efforts of the Afghan Government, notably the Ministry of Information and Culture, to increase public awareness of Afghanistan’s cultural heritage. This has been undertaken not only through the practical conservation and stabilisation work at historic monuments and archaeological sites, but also in the form of numerous publications, seminars, workshops and other international, national and provincial cultural events. These endeavours have looked to highlight the significance and contribution of culture towards broader development goals including employment, income generation, education and the promotion of a cohesive society within the context of peace and nationbuilding in Afghanistan. The first chapter relates in this cooperation the Status Quo of the National Museum and Archive Service. The second chapter is about historic missions and recent discoveries. The third chapter is about the case of intangible cultural heritage in Afghanistan. The fourth chapter is a recent case studies from the provinces about built and natural heritages. The fifth chapter relates the World Heritage Property of Bamyian.
date2015
publisherUNESCO / UNESCO Office in Kabul
place_of_pubParis, France / Kabul, Afghanistan
pages253
isbn978-92-3-100064-5
official_urlhttp://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0023/002329/232932e.pdf
citation (2015) Keeping history alive: Safeguarding cultural heritage in post-conflict Afghanistan. Working Paper. UNESCO / UNESCO Office in Kabul, Paris, France / Kabul, Afghanistan, 253p. ISBN 978-92-3-100064-5. [Monographie]
document_urlhttps://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/1887/1/232932e.pdf