Presentations

DUBROVNIK, 27.2.2020.

• Introduction 

Robert Palmer
Independent consultant in the areas of cultural policy and strategy,
cultural heritage, festivals and events, creative economy
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020.
 

• Mobilizing Cultural Heritage for Climate Change Risk Prevention and Preparedness

Andrew Potts
ICOMOS
Climate Heritage Network
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• Culture cannot wait Integrating Cultural Heritage Protection into National and International Systems for Risk Reduction, Emergency Management and Humanitarian Aid

Aparna Tandon
Senior Programme Leader,
First Aid and Resilience for Cultural Heritage in Times of Crisis Programme,
Programmes Unit, ICCROM 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• VISION, LEADERSHIP AND MAINTANCE AS KEY PILLARS IN RISK MANAGEMENT

Goranka Horjan
CEO Ethnographic Museum in Zagreb
Chair of INTERCOM 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• A wider perspective - Shared challenges and possible areas of action at the EU level

Erminia Sciacchitano
International affairs in the Cabinet of the
Italian Ministry for cultural heritage, activities, and tourism 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020.

 

• Bruno Favel

            Head of European and International Affairs
            at the Directorate General of Heritage (DGP)
            of the French Ministry of Culture and Communication eng / fra 
            Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• Time to reconsider our strategies: heritage as a beacon for a better future .doc

 

• Climate change and Cultural Heritage: new risks, new needs

Prof. Constantinos Cartalis
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020
 

• European Framework for Action on Cultural Heritage

Anne Grady
DG EAC, European Commission 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• The Nature and Scale of the Antiquities Market in Europe

Neil Brodie
EAMENA - Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• Study: Illicit trade in cultural goods in Europe. Characteristics, criminal justice responses and an analysis of the applicability of technologies in the combat against the trade

Donna Yates
Maastricht University, Netherlands 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020.
 

• Heritage in Armed Conflict Croatian Experience .doc

Tomislav Petrinec 
Sector for Conservation Departments and Inspection
Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 

 

• Farming the historic landscape
  Towards a better integration of cultural heritage in a sustainable future Common Agricultural Policy

Flora van Regteren Altena
Department of Cultural Heritage, 
Ministry of Education, Culture and. Science of the Netherlands.
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 
 

• A wider perspective - Shared challenges and possible areas of action at the EU level. pdf 

Vera Ameels
Flanders Heritage 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020. 

 

• Living Heritage – Intangible Culture at Risk from the Moment of Selection

Tvrtko Zebec
Institute for Ethnology and Folklore Research, Croatia 
Dubrovnik, 27.2.2020.
 

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• Building resilience to climate impacts in Scotland: risk assessment and adaptation

Joann Russell,
Historic Environment Scotland
Dubrovnik, 28.2.2020. 
 

• Sustainable heritage and climate crisis

Ulla Salmela,
Finnish Heritage Agency 
Dubrovnik. 28.2.2020.
 

• Dražen Štajduhar 

Head of the Disaster Risk Reduction Sector
Directorate of Civil Protection
Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Croatia
Dubrovnik, 28.2.2020. .pdf 
 

• STRATEGIES TO INCREASE THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

Dr. Anna Kaiser
Faculty of Education, Arts and Architecture
Department for Building and Environment
Danube University Krems, Austria
Dubrovnik, 28.2.2020. 
 

• Built & Archaeological Heritage. Climate Change Sectoral Adaptation Plan 

Jacqui Donnelly
Built Heritage Policy section of the Department of Culture,
Heritage and the Gaeltacht in Ireland
Dubrovnik, 28.2.2020. 

 

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