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9 de set. de 2021 · living heritage contains locally-rooted knowledge and practices that provide a source of resilience against changing climate conditions and help protect biodiversity; local social practices of dialogue, conflict resolution and reconciliation help regulate access to shared spaces and natural resources and promote peace and social ...
Living heritage worldwide is increasingly affected by emergencies, including conflicts and disasters caused by natural and human-induced hazards. On the one hand, emergencies directly threaten the transmission and viability of intangible cultural heritage, which provides a crucial foundation for the identity and well-being of communities ...
Because many of the solutions to the problems of our century can be found in our living heritage – whether it’s a question of restoring the balance between humans and their environment, or of preserving the social bonds that enable us to live together as a society.
Since 2017, the Living Heritage Entity at UNESCO has been working together with the UNESCO Education Sector, Field Offices and Education Institutes to implement projects, activities and other initiatives under the priority on ‘Safeguarding intangible cultural heritage in formal and non-formal education’.
9 de dez. de 2023 · Intangible Cultural Heritage. Celebrating #LivingHeritage. 20th anniversary. Home. Latest Committee updates. Browse the list. Visit the website. 18th session of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee.
Living heritage is dynamic and has the capacity to change and evolve as it is passed on from generation to generation. It underpins our sense of identity and connects us to our past, each other and the wider world.
9 de set. de 2021 · Living Heritage and Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous peoples hold a rich diversity of living heritage, including practices, representations, expressions, knowledge and skills. The practice and transmission of this heritage contributes to the ongoing vitality, strength and wellbeing of communities.
