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Project Ireland 2040: National Development Plan 2018—2027

1 January 2018

As governments around the world shift their focus towards sustainable development, The National Development Plan 2018-2027 for Ireland outlines a comprehensive strategy for driving economic, environmental, and social progress over the next decade. This ambitious plan aims to guide the spatial planning of the country and influence policies related to jobs, businesses, housing, transport, infrastructure, and social and cultural amenities. By committing approximately €116 billion to support the National Planning Framework, the Plan seeks to achieve each of its ten national strategic outcomes and ensure the long-term sustainability of Ireland’s

Investing in our Culture, Language and Heritage 2018–2027

1 January 2018

This is a comprehensive plan for investing in the culture, language, and heritage of Ireland. It includes an overview of investment opportunities and funding strategies that promote cultural tourism and the digitization of national cultural institutions. The contents are divided into three sections focusing on Culture, Heritage, and Language. The Culture section highlights the importance of creative industries and cultural institutions in promoting artistic expression and societal well-being. The Heritage section emphasizes the need to preserve historical sites and collections, as well as promoting cultural tourism. Finally, the Language section

Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Act 2017

12 December 2017

This legislation focuses on the protection of cultural heritage during armed conflicts, emphasising the importance of safeguarding cultural property for future generations. It outlines provisions for the implementation of the Hague Convention and its Protocols, aiming to prevent the destruction and damage of significant cultural artefacts. The Act establishes guidelines for the protection of movable and immovable cultural property, including monuments, archaeological sites, and works of art, irrespective of ownership. One key aspect addressed in the legislation is the granting of special protection to refugees and centres containing cultural property

Project Ireland 2040 – National Planning Framework

1 February 2017

The National Planning Framework (NPF), otherwise known as Project Ireland 2040, is a long-term strategy that sets out a vision for the future of Ireland, including a plan for sustainable development and growth over the next 20 years. The framework aims to promote greater regional balance, a renewed focus on urban areas, and the development of infrastructure in line with climate and environmental considerations. One of the important themes outlined in the NPF is the preservation and promotion of Ireland’s rich cultural and natural heritage. The NPF recognizes the invaluable

The Asset Transfer Request (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2016

23 January 2017

This legislation outlines the procedures and regulations governing asset transfer requests related to heritage sites in Scotland. It provides a structured framework for community empowerment and involvement in the management and use of heritage assets. The document emphasises the importance of community input and engagement in decisions regarding the transfer of ownership or rights in heritage lands. One key aspect highlighted in the legislation is the requirement for asset transfer requests to be made in writing, clearly stating the intentions and proposals of the community transfer body regarding the use

Adopt a Monument: guidance for community archaeology projects,

1 January 2017

This comprehensive guide delves into the promotion, outreach, and communication strategies for heritage sites, offering valuable insights for professionals and enthusiasts in the field of Irish Heritage. The document covers a wide range of topics, including effective ways to promote heritage, preparation of press releases, website building considerations, interpretation needs, funding opportunities, legal protection, and the development of heritage trails. The guide emphasizes the importance of engaging and newsworthy press releases, highlighting the necessity of including factual information and addressing key questions in the initial paragraph. It also stresses the

National Raised Bog Special Areas of Conservation Management Plan 2017–2022

1 January 2017

This policy, the National Raised Bog Special Areas of Conservation Management Plan 2017-2022, is drafted for the management and protection of Irish peatlands. This document focuses on providing measures for preserving and restoring raised bogs in the country that are of national conservation value. It highlights the traditional right of citizens to cut turf for their fuel needs, but it also recognizes the conflict between this activity and the conservation objectives of the State. The overall aim of the document is to protect these valuable natural resources while respecting the

National Biodiversity Action Plan 2017–2021

1 January 2017

As one of the focal points of Irish identity, heritage is inextricably linked to the continent’s rich cultural and social tapestry. The National Biodiversity Action Plan 2017-2021 recognizes the importance of Irish heritage and its connection to the wider ecosystem. The plan aims to raise awareness, encourage engagement, and protect and conserve heritage for future generations. The plan recognizes that biodiversity is central to the discussions on tackling climate change and conserving the environment. It acknowledges that while Ireland is home to a vast range of habitats, species, and ecosystems,

Gesetz zum Schutz von Kulturgut (Kulturgutschutzgesetz – KGSG) (Act on the Protection of Cultural Property)

31 July 2016

The Cultural Property Protection Act (KGSG) of the federal republic of Germany, enacted on July 31, 2016, is a comprehensive legislative framework designed to safeguard cultural heritage. This Act aims to protect national cultural property, regulate the import and export of cultural items, and prevent the unlawful movement of such properties. A key feature of the KGSG is the establishment of a national register for cultural property of significant value, which ensures that these items are legally protected from unauthorised removal. The Act defines cultural property broadly, including works of

Culture Strategy 2025

11 July 2016

The Culture Strategy 2025 outlines the objectives and tasks required to promote cultural diversity, freedom of expression, and the development of cultural infrastructure in Georgia. The document aims to preserve and maintain Georgian language and cultural heritage in the diaspora while ensuring engagement with Georgian culture and promotion overseas. The strategy emphasizes the importance of cultural diversity and its protection for the country’s development and democratization, as well as the role artistic professionals with different cultural backgrounds play in achieving this goal. It provides guidance and support for the preservation

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Project Ireland 2040: National Development Plan 2018—2027

Investing in our Culture, Language and Heritage 2018–2027

Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Act 2017

Project Ireland 2040 – National Planning Framework

The Asset Transfer Request (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2016

Adopt a Monument: guidance for community archaeology projects,

National Raised Bog Special Areas of Conservation Management Plan 2017–2022

National Biodiversity Action Plan 2017–2021

Gesetz zum Schutz von Kulturgut (Kulturgutschutzgesetz – KGSG) (Act on the Protection of Cultural Property)

Culture Strategy 2025

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