Policy Monitor – Page 16 – European Heritage Hub

Arrêté du Gouvernement de la Communauté française établissant les modalités de mise en oeuvre du décret du 17 mars 2022 portant protection du patrimoine culturel mobilier (Decree of the Government of the French Community establishing the procedures for implementing the decree of 17 March 2022 on the protection of movable cultural heritage)

15 December 2022

This legislation outlines comprehensive measures for the protection and preservation of cultural heritage within the French Community. It establishes clear guidelines for the classification, inscription, declassification, and removal of cultural assets, emphasising the importance of timely notification to the administration regarding any changes in the status or condition of heritage properties. Owners and holders of cultural treasures are required to adhere to specific conservation measures and seek approval for conservation treatments or restoration activities. Furthermore, the legislation empowers the Minister to enforce conservation measures in cases of non-compliance with administrative

The Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028

14 December 2022

The Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 was adopted at a Special Council meeting on the 2nd of November 2022. The plan came into effect on the 14th of December 2022, with a vision for a low carbon, sustainable, and climate-resilient capital city, emphasizing the importance of compact growth and the utilization of available land close to public transport. The plan sets population targets and housing needs, aiming to create socially inclusive housing and sustainable environmental infrastructure while addressing flood risk. The Plan highlights the significance of valuing and safeguarding built

EU Action Plan against Trafficking in Cultural Goods

13 December 2022

This report provides a comprehensive action plan for the European Union and its Member States to prevent, detect and respond to the trafficking of cultural goods and related crimes. The illicit trade in cultural artifacts fuels illegal activities that pose a threat to the safety of EU citizens and cause irrevocable damage to our common identity. The report outlines key actions to fight this criminal insecurity, ranging from youth engagement initiatives to strengthening effective cooperation among customs authorities. One of the report’s key objectives is to facilitate the exchange of

Regional Kulturplan Gävleborg (Regional Cultural Plan Gävleborg)

13 December 2022

The Regional Cultural Plan for Gävleborg 2023–2026 outlines strategic goals to foster a sustainable and inclusive cultural environment. It emphasizes accessibility, innovation, and collaboration as key elements for strengthening the region’s cultural identity and supporting the creative economy. The plan highlights the importance of partnerships with local communities, cultural institutions, and other stakeholders to achieve these objectives. A core focus of the plan is promoting equity and diversity within cultural initiatives. It advocates for greater representation of marginalized groups and prioritizes the integration of cultural heritage with contemporary practices to

Skaraborgs Kulturplan 2030 (Skaraborg Cultural Plan 2030)

9 December 2022

Skaraborg’s Cultural Plan 2030 is a strategic framework designed to enhance the region’s cultural landscape through collaboration among its municipalities and various stakeholders. Aligned with Västra Götaland’s regional vision, “Det goda livet” (The Good Life), the plan emphasises the importance of culture in promoting well-being, education, and community engagement. It identifies key areas for joint action, including profiling Skaraborg through culture, creating attractive living environments, and fostering personal development and wellbeing among residents. Cultural heritage is a central component of this plan, recognised for its role in strengthening regional identity

EU Work Plan for Culture 2023–2026

7 December 2022

As part of its efforts to safeguard cultural heritage, the European Union has developed a strategic approach to cultural relations that serves as a framework for promoting international cultural dialogue. The strategy supports the exchange of knowledge and skills among artists, creatives, cultural operators, and other stakeholders, with a special focus on preserving cultural heritage in vulnerable regions. The EU’s strategic approach is also committed to increasing diversity and mutual understanding to strengthen cultural relations between the EU and third countries. The EU Strategic Approach to International Cultural Relations and

Council conclusions on ‘European Agenda for Tourism 2030’

1 December 2022

This comprehensive analysis explores the intersection of cultural tourism, European identity, and sustainable practices. It aims to provide actionable insights and policy recommendations to enhance the role of cultural tourism in fostering local identities and promoting European values. The report delves into the significance of heritage preservation, highlighting the need for sustainable cultural tourism that respects local communities and their unique identities. It underscores the potential of cultural tourism to empower marginalized regions, offering them a platform to showcase their strengths while fostering a sense of ownership and pride among

Dalarnas Regionala Kultur- och Bildningsplan 2023–2026 (Dalarna’s Regional Culture and Education Plan 2023–2026)

1 December 2022

The Cultural and Educational Plan for Dalarna 2023–2026 emphasizes culture’s central role in regional development, fostering creativity, inclusion, and sustainability. It highlights collaboration between local stakeholders to strengthen cultural diversity and accessibility, ensuring culture is integral to education and community well-being. The plan prioritizes preserving cultural heritage while integrating innovative approaches to meet contemporary societal needs, including addressing climate change and digitalization. It seeks to enhance public engagement, supporting lifelong learning and equal opportunities for participation in cultural life. By linking culture to economic and social growth, the plan outlines

Ordinance of the Government of Georgia #517 on the adoption of the Development Strategy of Georgia – Vision 2030

7 November 2022

The attached European Heritage document outlines the Development Strategy of Georgia – Vision 2030. The aim of this national multi-sectoral strategy is to promote sustainable, long-term economic growth that is inclusive of all communities in Georgia. The document covers a wide range of topics, including the development of small and medium-sized businesses, efficient management of the mining sector, ensuring sustainability in the energy sector, promoting the use of renewable energy sources, supporting the growth of the tourism industry, and improving municipal infrastructure. One of the key objectives of the Development

საქართველოს მთავრობის დადგენილება #517 ხედვა 2030 საქართველოს განვითარების სტრატეგიის დამტკიცების შესახებ (Resolution #517 of the Government of Georgia Vision on Approval of the Development Strategy of Georgia 2030)