Titlebook: Aspects of Management Planning for Cultural World Heritage Sites; Principles, Approach Simon Makuvaza Book 2018 Springer International Publ

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The Management Plan for the?World Heritage Sites as a?Tool of Performance Measurement and Sustainabiication of the . in 2005. The . outlined in detail the contents and requirements of the management plan, which was first introduced in their 1994 version. In Italy, the national government recognized the importance of the management plan through the definition of specific guidelines and a road map f

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Pragmatic Approaches to World Heritage Management: Along the Central Asian Silk Roads-managed planning process is an opportunity for the concerned authorities and stakeholders to share values, establish collaboration, and build capacity. However, in practice, these systems often lack of proper baseline information, coordination of activities with the wider urban setting, and a regul

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Conservation Issues, Management Initiatives and Challenges for Implementing Khami World Heritage Situtstanding universal value. These conservation issues ranged from collapse of stone walls to lack of resources to immobilise the factors that had continued to overwhelm the site. Although several conservation exercises were made to protect the site, these were carried out without appropriate site ma

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Concerning Heritage: Lessons from Rock Art Management in the?Maloti-Drakensberg Park World Heritage rica. How has its cultural heritage been managed, and what lessons can be learned in order to inform its extension into the Kingdom of Lesotho? In 2013, UNESCO approved the inclusion of Lesotho’s Sehlabathebe National Park (SNP) to create a trans-boundary World Heritage Site known as the Maloti-Drak

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Conservation, Stakeholders and Local Politics: The Management of the?Matobo Hills World Heritage Sitrea with diverse cultures and landscapes. The rugged area, home to humans for millennia, is today beset by problems rooted in its past. Multiple stakeholders, with sometimes antagonistic agendas, lay claim to the area while government agencies tasked with the development and protection of the Matobo