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Evaluation reports: Culture Sector

The International Campaign for the Protection, Preservation, Restoration and Presentation of the Ancient Monuments of Paharpur Vihara and those of the Mosque City of Bagerhat
June 2001 - The primary objective of the Paharpur Vihara and Bagerhat Campaign was to “strengthen national capacity in the field of cultural heritage resource management, protection and promotion, with the wider aim of promoting cultural and educational activities and international exchanges”. More

UNESCO National Culture of Peace Programme in Burundi
February 2001 - The Culture of Peace Programme was adopted in 1993 and in 1995 it was established as a priority for all sectors of UNESCO when it was expanded into the transdisciplinary project, Towards a Culture of Peace. More

Evaluation of the Nordic World Heritage Foundation (NWHF)
February 2008 - The 32nd session of the General Conference granted NWHF the status as a centre under the auspices of UNESCO (category 2). As required by the agreement between NWHF and UNESCO an external evaluation of the Foundation was carried out in 2007. More

Evaluation of UNESCO’s Actions to Help Member States Prevent Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property
October 2005 - As the only United Nations agency responsible for the protection of cultural heritage in, and for, all Member States, UNESCO administers and promotes several international normative instruments. More

Evaluation of the Slave Route Project
September 2005 - The Slave Route Project was approved by the General Conference (27 C/Resolution 3.13) in 1993, and launched in 1994 in Ouidah (Benin). The project has three main objectives. More

Evaluation of UNESCO's Action in the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Damaged by Conflict: Bosnia and Herzegovina and Angkor, Cambodia
January 2003 - The aim of UNESCO's Action in the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Damaged by Conflict is to hightlight the reconciliatory role of cultural heritage in preserving and rebuilding peace after conflict. More

UNESCO’s NAM HA Ecotourism Project
July 2002 - The project was launched in response to the rapid growth in the number of tourists visiting Lao People’s Democratic Republic, against the background of the endangered natural forests and the large number of ethnic groups, which it was feared might be negatively impacted by increased tourism. More

An Evaluation of the World Heritage Fund’s Emergency Assistance
February 2005 - The UNESCO World Heritage Centre was set up in 1992 by the Director- General to: (i) serve as the Secretariat of the World Heritage Convention and carry out the decisions adopted by the Committee at its annual meetings; and (ii)coordinate all activities of the UNESCO Secretariat in the field of world heritage, cultural and natural. More

Culture Heritage Management and Tourism: Evaluation and Mainstreaming
February 2005 - The four-year project managed by the UNESCO Bangkok Office on “Culture Heritage Management and Tourism: Models for Cooperation among Stakeholders” (CHMT), was implemented in four phases in the period 1999 to 2002: More

UNESCO’s Books, Reading and Cultural Industries Programmes
April 2002 - Many of the activities undertaken under the umbrella of the Books, Reading and Cultural Industries Programmes were initiated following studies produced by the Organization in the 1970s, such as 1970-1980:International Book Decade. More

The International Safeguarding Campaign for the Kathmandu Valley
September 2002 - The UNESCO International Safeguarding Campaign for the Kathmandu Valley was launched in 1979, the central objective of which was the restoration of Hanuman Dhoka Palace, Kathmandu. More

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