The Right to Heritage as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development
The international conference "The Right to Heritage as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development" was organised by the Ministry of Culture as part of the programme of the Slovenian Presidency of the European Union. The conferece was held online on 10 and 11 September 2021.
Vasko Simoniti, Slovenian Minister of Culture at international conference The Riht to Cultural Heritage as a Catalyst fot Sustainable Development
International conference The Right to Cultural Heritage as a Catalyst fot Sustainable Development
Studio for online conference The Right to Cultural Heritage as a Catalyst fot Sustainable Development
Jelka Pirkovič, acting Director-General of the Cultural Heritage Directorate of the Ministry of Culture
Vasko Simoniti, Slovenian Minister of Culture
Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth
The purpose of the conference was to shed light on the issues mentioned in the title of the conference from various angles, including the presentation of some concrete examples illustrating the right to heritage, its role in modern society and the significance of heritage for sustainable development. Defining the subject of discussion means a process that requires serious analysis and open dialogue. The opening addresses and keynote speeches, panels dedicated to the conference's main topics, three workshops and especially the discussions at the end of each part of the conference and its conclusion served this purpose.
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Report and executive summary
Reports- Report and main highlights of speeches, presentations, and discussion (docx, 127 KB)
- Executive summary and follow up (docx, 121 KB)
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Speakers` profile
- Speakers` profiles (docx, 130 KB)
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Keynote speeches
- Right to (Cultural) Heritage: A human rights approach (dr. Jernej Letnar Černič, Slovenia) (pdf, 1.1 MB)
- The Right to Heritage at the Centre of the Right to Participate in Cultural and Democratic Life (dr. Patrice Meyer Bisch, France) (pdf, 196 KB)
- The Right to Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Development – Results of the Participatory Survey (dr. Polona Tratnik, dr. Marjan Horvat, Slovenia) (pdf, 1.9 MB)
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Panel I: Heritage rights
- One indigenous people, minorities and their cultural heritage rights in Sweden (Thomas Adlercreutz, Sweden) (doc, 141 KB)
- Rethinking the African Perspective on Cultural Rights and Cultural Heritage as a Precursor towards the Attainme of Sustainable Development (dr. Afolasade A. Adewumi, Nigeria) (pdf, 1.1 MB)
- I – Protecting Our Heritage for the Benefit of All Are the Laws to Protect Heritage Strong Enough? Is Heritage Protection Law "Soft Law"? An Austrian Perspective (Cyrill Von Planta, Austria) (pdf, 54 KB)
- II – Protecting Our Heritage for the Benefit of All Are the Laws to Protect Heritage Strong Enough? Is Heritage Protection Law "Soft Law"? An Austrian Perspective (Cyrill Von Planta, Austria) (pdf, 1009 KB)
- Indigenous Rights to Cultural Heritage: U.S. Law and Native Americans (dr. James K. Reap, USA) (pdf, 135 KB)
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Panel II: Sustainable development
- Legal, administrative and financial aspects to link cultural heritage with sustainable development goals (dr. Yasemin Sarikaya Levent, Turkey) (pptx, 9.6 MB)
- Towards sustainable development in the European funds. Remarks on European Regional Development Fund intervention in the field of culture & cultural heritage (Marcin Skrycki, Poland) (pdf, 1.1 MB)
- Participatory Approaches in the Digitization of Cultural Heritage: Perspectives and Challenges of Crowdsourcing Projects (dr. Goran Zlodi, Croatia) (pdf, 1.3 MB)
- The Heritage and Cultural Rights as a Crucial Element of Environmental Impact Assessments in Europe and Estonia (dr. Riin Alatalu, dr. Ave Paulus, Estonia) (pdf, 1.4 MB)
- The Heritage Dimension of Sustainable Development (Janko Rožič, Slovenia) (pdf, 24 MB)
- Capacity building for inscription conservation and management of Properties on the World Heritage Tentative List in Ireland (Mona O`Rourke, Ireland) (pdf, 612 KB)
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Workshop 1: Rights-based approach in cases of difficult heritage
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Workshop 2: Legal and administrative issues relating to heritage rights
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Workshop 3: The European heritage and baukultur as a generator of the future heritage (reflection group "EU and Cultural Heritage")
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The Right to Cultural Heritage as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development – Results of the Participatory Surveys
Reports