Evidence from the SEIA of COVID-19 in the Pacific: The contribution of ICH in human-centered development
| Description | The transversal contribution of culture to development and the central role of living heritage in the Pacific both as a coping mechanism that ensures social cohesion during a crisis, as well as a way of contributing to the 2030 Development Agenda is undeniable. With almost all PSIDS having ratified the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, the focus is now turning towards the implementation of the Convention and more specifically on ways the Convention can contribute to sustainable development. To this end, the UNESCO Office in Apia is currently producing a policy brief that will aim to inform policy and decision makers, as well as raise awareness around the important contribution of culture and its relevant institutions in the recovery phase following COVID-19. | ||
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| Manage No | VI00000292 | Running Time | 14:53 |
| Country | Republic of Korea | ||
| Videos Photographer | Ellen Lekka, Cultural Officer, UNESCO Apia Office | Year | 2020-10-30 |
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| Copyright | ICHCAP |
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