Guidelines for master conservation planning of archaeological and cultural heritage sites and UNESCO world heritage

Guidelines for master conservation planning of archaeological and cultural heritage sites and UNESCO world heritage

by Global Heritage Fund

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This GHF-developed Guidelines for Master Conservation Planning is designed to provide a summary of important discussion areas for coverage in development of conservation plans for GHF Projects, primarily UNESCO World Heritage and major archaeological and cultural heritage sites. Global Heritage Fund is a non-profit, international conservancy formed to preserve and protect humankind's most important archaeological and cultural heritage sites in developing countries. Our timely investments, global network of experts, and advanced Preservation by Design methodology work together to create a "cycle of success" for Global Heritage sites which have high potential for sustainable preservation, tourism and economic development.

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