Policy Monitor – Page 13 – European Heritage Hub

National Landscape Strategy for Ireland 2015 – 2025

1 January 2015

As Ireland’s living natural and cultural heritage, it’s landscapes are a reflection of its identity and diversity, encompassing its stunning countryside, dramatic coastlines, towns, cities and villages. The National Landscape Strategy for Ireland 2015-2025 sets out a framework for the management, planning and protection of these landscapes in a sustainable manner, in line with the European Landscape Convention. This first step in confronting the challenge of attaining a balance between our social, cultural and economic needs and our environment and landscape includes submissions from public consultation processes and contributions from

People, Place and Policy: Growing Tourism to 2025

1 January 2015

Explore the essence of Irish Heritage through a comprehensive analysis that delves into the intricate tapestry of cultural and historical significance across the continent. The document illuminates key themes surrounding the preservation and promotion of Europe’s rich heritage, highlighting the interconnectedness of diverse traditions and architectural marvels. It underscores the pivotal role of sustainable tourism in safeguarding heritage assets, emphasizing the need for strategic policies to align with environmental regulations for long-term preservation. Within the narrative, the document navigates through the intricate landscape of European heritage, shedding light on the

Law “On RA State Awards and Honorary Titles”

21 June 2014

The law of the Republic of Armenia concerning state awards and honorary titles establishes a framework for recognizing exceptional contributions across various fields. Enacted to honor individuals and entities for their significant achievements, the law outlines the types of awards and titles available, the procedures for their establishment, and the rules governing their bestowal. According to the law, state awards are considered the highest form of recognition in Armenia and are bestowed for contributions to state construction, economy, science, education, culture, art, healthcare, sports development, national security, charitable activities, and

CULTURE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY «CULTURE 2020» (Moldova)

9 April 2014

This paper provides an insightful analysis of the cultural sector in Moldova, focusing on the challenges and initiatives related to the protection and promotion of cultural heritage. It highlights the lack of institutions educating experts for the protection of cultural heritage, the absence of a regulatory system for historical monuments, and the exclusion of private and legal persons owning immovable cultural heritage from the protection of historical monuments. The report delves into the participation in cultural life, measuring the number of consumers of cultural events and average monthly expenditure per

The Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Heritage Partnership Agreements) Regulations 2014

6 April 2014

This legislation outlines the procedures and requirements for heritage partnership agreements concerning listed buildings in England. It establishes a framework for local planning authorities to engage in partnerships with listed building owners to facilitate alterations or extensions while preserving the historical and architectural significance of these structures. The regulations mandate public consultation and notification processes to ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making regarding listed building consent. One key aspect of the legislation is the emphasis on public access to information related to proposed works on listed buildings. Local planning

Ministerial Order on the approval of the regulation of the legal entity under public law – the Innovation and Technology Agency of Georgia

7 March 2014

The Order approves the Statue of the Innovation and Technology Agency of Georgia. The first article of the document defines the legal form, guiding documents and requisites of the Agency. The second article of the document outlines its goals and functions. The core goals of the entity which along with other sectors are important for the field of cultural heritage are: a) coordination of the process of creation and development of the innovative ecosystem in Georgia; b) promotion and coordination of the implementation process of the unified policy and strategy

The Cultural Test (Television Programmes) Regulations 2013

13 August 2013

This legislation sets out the criteria and requirements for certifying British television programmes under the Cultural Test regulations. It establishes the cultural test that dramas and documentaries must pass to be considered British programmes. The test includes factors such as points awarded for language, characters, story depiction, and production details. Additionally, it outlines the conditions for qualifying co-productions made in accordance with international agreements specified in Schedule 1. The legislation emphasises the importance of showcasing British creativity, heritage, and diversity in television content. It highlights the significance of factors like

Budapest 2030. Long-Term Urban Development Concept

1 April 2013

The Budapest 2030 Long-Term Urban Development Concept (adopted by the General Assembly in April 2013) is a comprehensive planning document that envisages the capital city’s long-term development, taking into account its urban characteristics. The Urban Development Concept consists of three main parts. Firstly, it summarises the results of comprehensive reviews and studies made about the capital in recent years categorised according to particular fields, which presents a kind of status report of the City. These provide the framework for the Concept. Secondly, it defines the general principles which must be

National Cultural Policy

1 March 2013

The Icelandic cultural policy document outlines a comprehensive strategy aimed at preserving and promoting Icelandic culture both domestically and internationally. It emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage, creativity, and the arts as fundamental to national identity and societal well-being. The policy includes measures to support cultural institutions, enhance education in the arts, and ensure access to cultural activities for all citizens. It also highlights the role of digital technology in making cultural content more accessible and promoting innovation. Furthermore, the policy seeks to foster international cultural exchange and cooperation, thereby

Public Records (Scotland) Act 2011

1 February 2013

This legislation outlines the requirements and responsibilities related to records management plans for authorities in Scotland. It emphasises the importance of maintaining accurate and up-to-date records to preserve the heritage and historical significance of public records. The Act mandates that authorities must keep their records management plans under review and comply with the guidelines set forth by the Keeper. One key aspect of the legislation is the role of the Keeper in overseeing the implementation of records management plans and conducting reviews to ensure compliance. The Keeper has the authority

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