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Intangible Cultural Heritage Safeguarding in Tonga
  • Manage No DI00000667
    Country Tonga
    Author Pulupaki A Siuilikutapu IKA
    Published Year 2012
    Language English
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Description "1. UNESCO CONVENTIONS: Tonga signed two of the Conventions: (a) 1972 World Heritage Convention in 2004; and (b) 2003 Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2010. 2. EDUCATION OUTCOME OBJECTIVES The main objective of signing these Conventions is to preserve, maintain, support, promote, and integrate Tongan values, culture, and language into all educational programmes and activities. The other reason is to improve UBE and PBE through curriculum development, which includes culture, gender, ICT, language policy, sports, technical vocational education and training skills, life skills, and lifelong learning. 3. KEY ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2011/12 FINANCIAL YEAR These are the key achievements that Tonga has attained this year:  2nd Sub regional network meeting held in Tonga, February 2011  Started discussions in relation to Field Survey Project with ICHCAP  Completed report on Field Survey Project, January 2012  Completed National Cultural Policy, August 2011  Joint Project Agreement, Tonga and ICHCAP Phase One: October to December 2011  Held a personnel exchange programme with ICHCAP, October 2011  Signed Agreement in Seoul, Republic of Korea, 12 October 2011;  Established National Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee to be in-charge of the ICH activities under this Joint Agreement Project; "

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