JOINT CROSS-BORDER/INTER-ADRIATIC APPROACH TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES
Joint cross-border/inter-Adriatic approach to sustainable development of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites
“Joint cross-border/inter-Adriatic approach to sustainable development of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites” elaborated in the framework of WP3 – Cross-border Sustainable Management of the Adriatic UNESCO Sites.
A “Joint cross-border/inter-Adriatic approach to sustainable development of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites” was elaborated in the framework of EX.PO AUS project’s Working Package 3 – Cross-border Sustainable Management of the Adriatic UNESCO Sites, and prepared by WP coordinator Center for Conservation and Archaeology of Montenegro.
The joint cross-border approach to sustainable development of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Adriatic area, developed within EX.PO AUS project, focuses on the World Heritage Sites management, as one of the crucial processes in the sites’ protection.
This joint cross-border approach seeks to:
- establish the basic leading concepts, based on internationally accepted approaches and knowledge, of the protection and management of cultural heritage in general and World Heritage
- emphasize key considerations for sustainable and effective management systems of World Heritage Sites
- propose guidelines for joint cross-border approach, based on processes and activities initiated within the EX.PO AUS project
These basic leading concepts, key considerations and guidelines are intended to be used in order to enhance and refine the preparation and implementation of management plans and to contribute to effective and sustainable management process in general, with the final aim to protect the Outstanding Universal Value of the World Heritage Sites and ensure their sustainable development.
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