RT Book, Section
SR 00
A1 Pickard, Robert
T1 Funding, Skills, Integrated Conservation and Enforcement for  Heritage Protection in a Period of Economic Recession
YR 2014
FD 2014
SP 7
OP 21
K1 Conservation of cultural heritage
K1 Restoration of cultural heritage
K1 Financial aspects
K1 Heritage professionals
K1 Capacity building
K1 Rehabilitation
K1 Good practices
K1 Development projects
K1 Town and country planning
K1 Funding
K1 Case studies
K1 UK
K1 France
K1 Protected areas
K1 conservation zones
K1 National legilsation
K1 Council of Europe
K1 Cultural programme
AB The paper will concentrate on four issues: (1) Financial assistance for conservation, restoration and rehabilitation of the heritage, (2) Skills shortages and usage and the role of inventories, surveys and associated management tools for assessing the endangered  heritage, (3) Enforcement, sanctions and penal measures and (4) Integration between heritage conservation and spatial planning and development control to prevent damage to and encourage the rehabilitation and use of heritage resources. It draws on examples from western Europe in relation to urban conservation initiatives in Germany (the Städtebauliche Denkmalschutz programme); funding mechanisms such as the Heritage Lottery Fund in the UK; the effectiveness of prosecutions for unauthorised actions and means of publicly recording them as a deterrent in the UK and Ireland; and the integration between spatial planning and heritage protection systems in the UK and France (using examples of the secteurs sauvegardés, and other heritage zones: ZPPAUPs and AVAP) - emphasising the role of rehabilitation and the importance and methods of using the heritage as a resource for society. It contrasts these examples in the context of the four themes by considering issues raised through draft Heritage Assessment Reports on legal and institutional issues formulated in the period October 2012 to March 2013 relating to six countries (Albania, Bosnian and Herzegovina, Croatia, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia), which are engaged in the Ljubljana Process II, a joint initiative through the Council of Europe’s Regional Programme on cultural and natural heritage in South East Europe, launched in 2003, with support from the European Commission.
A2 Stokin, Marko
A2 Ifko, Sonja
T2 International Legal Standards for Heritage Protection in a Period of Economic Recession and Tools for Safeguarding Protection Standards
ED 1
PB ICOMOS/SI
PP Ljubljana
T3 Monographic publications of ICOMOS Slovenia
SN 978-961-281-627-8
AV Published
LK http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/2171/
UL http://www.icomos.si/files/2015/06/monographic-publication-1.pdf