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Hossam Mahdy

NEWS


The future of World Heritage in challenging times enhancing resilience and sustainability

The World Heritage Convention celebrates its 50th anniversary

SERIES REPORT: Activities Successfully Held for 50th anniversary of the World Heritage Convention and the 40th anniversary of China’s National Famous Historical and Cultural Cities Protection System

Online international conference on “World Heritage and Urban-Rural Sustainable Development: Resilience and Innovation based on Humanity”

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Hossam Mahdy

Fernando Vegas and Camilla Mileto

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SERIES REPORT

Heritage 2022: International Conference on Vernacular Heritage, Culture, People and Sustainability

Preventing and Planning of Natural, Social and Anthropic Risks in the Iberian Peninsula through Risk-Terra Project

VerSus+ | Heritage for PEOPLE Project

Visit to the Traditional Architecture of Rincón de Ademuz

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Hossam Mahdy

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SPECIAL REPORT: International Day for Monuments and Sites

SPECIAL REPORT: Looking back on 18 April 2022 | Thank you!

International Conference Rural Architecture. The Memory Of The Country

UPCOMING: International Conference on vernacular heritage: culture, people and sustainability.

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Hossam Mahdy

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COP 26: the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference

2021 HeritAP Webinar on “Conserving the Hearts of Asia: Rural Heritage”

Grant Information of Endangered Wooden Architecture Programme (EWAP)

First International Blended Conference on Pandemics and Urban Form PUF 2022

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Hossam Mahdy

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Annual Meeting of ICOMOS CIAV 2021

44th session of the World Heritage Committee

International Conference on Earthen and Wood Vernacular Heritage and Climate Change

10th Anniversary of the 2011 Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape

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Hossam Mahdy

SHAO Yong

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International Day for Monuments and Sites

EPWG’s Acivities on 2021 IDMS

3DPAST Project Is Officially Available Online

Announcement of Extended 44th session of the World Heritage Committee

Strategic Plan 2021-2023

CIAV Strategic Plan 2021-2023

CIAV Strategic Plan

Introduction

This is the strategic plan for a new cycle for CIAV, which is characterized by many changes, challenges and opportunities. The present plan is drafted during the corona virus pandemic, the commitment by ICOMOS to place cultural heritage within endeavours to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and after the announcement by ICOMOS GA2020 of climate and ecological emergency.

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Valeria Prieto

1. Mayan Vernacular, The Ethnic Habitat of the Yucatan Peninsula: Empirical Knowledge and Ancient Wisdom

By Berenice Aguilar Prieto

2. Arab Values: Towards Regional Guidelines for ICOMOS Doctrinal Documents in Arab Countries

By Hossam Mahdy

CONFERENCES

2021

Earthen and wood vernacular heritage and climate change

ICOMOS four international scientific committees on Vernacular Architecture, Earthen Architectural Heritage, Wood Architecture Heritage and Energy, Sustainability and Climate change are jointly organizing the international conference on ‘Earthen and wood vernacular heritage and climate change’ under the patronage of ICOMOS Sweden.

The conference welcome practitioners, scholars, educators and students in the fields of vernacular architecture, wooden and earthen buildings, culture heritage, building conservation and restoration, energy and sustainability, climate change to submit their proposal and join the conference different activities.

Earthen and wood vernacular heritage and climate change