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Landeskulturkonzept Sachen-Anhalt 2025

1 February 2014

Saxony-Anhalt boasts a rich cultural heritage and a vibrant contemporary cultural scene. The state government is dedicated to preserving, maintaining, and further developing this diverse cultural landscape. The report recognizes that art and culture are indispensable for both individuals and society, enhancing the quality of life locally and playing a crucial role in the national and international competition for business locations. Cultural policy in Saxony-Anhalt is seen as a societal task. The state’s cultural development plans, which extend up to 2025, address complex social challenges and provide strategic and conceptual

Denkmalschutzgesetz Hamburg (DSchG) (Monument Protection Act)

5 April 2013

The “Denkmalschutzgesetz” (DSchG), enacted in 2013 and most recently amended in 2020 (Article 14), serves as the primary legislation for the protection and preservation of cultural monuments in Hamburg. Its core purpose is to ensure that the historical, cultural, and architectural heritage of the city is maintained and safeguarded for future generations. This legislation defines cultural monuments broadly, including buildings, structures, and sites of historical, artistic, scientific, or urban significance. It establishes a comprehensive framework for identifying, documenting, and registering these monuments, ensuring they receive legal protection and necessary maintenance.

Kultur 2020: Kunstpolitik für Baden-Württemberg

1 September 2010

The report offers an in-depth examination of the cultural landscape in Baden-Württemberg, emphasising the critical role of art and culture in society. It explores cultural diversity, education, and intercultural dialogue, aiming to create an inclusive cultural environment accessible to all citizens. The policy outlines the state’s dedication to financially supporting cultural institutions, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering a dynamic cultural ecosystem. It details the responsibilities of various ministries and the role of the State Art Advisory Board as an independent body of experts, alongside the mechanisms for funding cultural initiatives.

Gesetz über den Schutz und die Pflege der Denkmale im Land Brandenburg (Brandenburgisches Denkmalschutzgesetz – BbgDSchG) – Law on the protection and maintenance of monuments in the state of Brandenburg (Brandenburg Monument Protection Act)

24 May 2004

The Brandenburgisches Denkmalschutzgesetz (BbgDSchG), adopted in 2004 and most recently amended in 2024, is a comprehensive piece of legislation focused on the protection and maintenance of cultural monuments in the state of Brandenburg. This law outlines the responsibilities and procedures for safeguarding monuments, ensuring their preservation for future generations, and maintaining their historical and cultural significance. The primary aim of the BbgDSchG is to identify, preserve, and maintain cultural monuments, which include buildings, sites, and other objects of historical, artistic, or scientific value. The law establishes criteria for what qualifies

Thüringer Gesetz zur Pflege und zum Schutz der Kulturdenkmale (Thüringer Denkmalschutzgesetz – ThürDSchG) in der Fassung der Bekanntmachung vom 14. April 2004 (Thuringian Law on the Care and Protection of Cultural Monuments)

14 April 2004

The “Thüringer Denkmalschutzgesetz” (ThDSchG) of 2004 (amended in 2018) is a comprehensive legal framework established to safeguard and preserve cultural heritage within the state of Thuringia, Germany. This legislation outlines the responsibilities and procedures for protecting historical monuments, emphasising their significance in maintaining cultural identity and historical continuity. A primary focus of the ThDSchG is the identification and registration of cultural monuments. The law defines a cultural monument as any object, ensemble, or site that holds historical, artistic, scientific, or urban significance. This includes buildings, archaeological sites, and even landscapes

Denkmalschutzgesetz (DSchG M-V) In der Fassung der Bekanntmachung vom 6. Januar 1998 (Monument Protection Act in the version published on 6 January 1998)

6 January 1998

The “Denkmalschutzgesetz Mecklenburg-Vorpommern” (DSchG MV), adopted in 1998 and amended the last time in 2010, is a piece of legislation aimed at preserving and protecting cultural monuments in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The primary purpose of this law is to ensure that the historical, cultural, and architectural heritage of the region is maintained for future generations, integrating conservation efforts into broader urban and regional planning. The legislation broadly defines cultural monuments, including buildings, structures, archaeological sites, and other objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or urban significance. It mandates the creation

Weinverordnung in der Fassung der Bekanntmachung vom 21. April 2009 (BGBl. I S. 827), die zuletzt durch Artikel 6 der Verordnung vom 24. Juni 2024 (BGBl. 2024 I Nr. 215) geändert worden ist (Wein Ordinance)

9 May 1995

The 1995 Wine Ordinance (WeinV 1995) provides a detailed regulatory framework for the production, labelling, and marketing of wine in Germany. This legislation aims to ensure the quality and authenticity of German wines, protect consumer interests, and promote fair competition within the wine industry. By setting stringent standards and guidelines, the ordinance helps maintain the high reputation of German wines both domestically and internationally. The primary purpose of the 1995 Wine Ordinance is to regulate various aspects of wine production, including the classification of wine types, production methods, and geographical

Gesetz zum Schutz von Denkmalen in Berlin (Denkmalschutzgesetz Berlin – DSchG Bln) – Law on the Protection of Monuments in Berlin (Berlin Monument Protection Act)

24 April 1995

The “Gesetz zum Schutz von Denkmalen in Berlin” (Denkmalschutzgesetz Berlin – DSchG Bln), adopted in 1995 and most recently amended in September 2021 (Article 2), establishes the framework for protecting monuments in Berlin. Its main objectives are the preservation, maintenance, scientific research, and dissemination of knowledge regarding historical monuments. This law integrates monument protection into urban development, land care, and planning, ensuring public planning and measures appropriately consider the importance of preserving cultural heritage. The law defines various types of monuments, including architectural, garden, and archaeological monuments, detailing their significance

Sächsisches Denkmalschutzgesetz vom 3. März 1993 (SächsGVBl. S. 229) (Saxon Monument Protection Act)

3 March 1993

The Saxon Monument Protection Act (Sächsisches Denkmalschutzgesetz), adopted in 1993 and amended the last time in 2022, is a comprehensive legislative document aimed at preserving and protecting the cultural heritage of Saxony. It outlines the legal framework for the identification, documentation, protection, and conservation of monuments, ensuring their transmission to future generations. The act emphasises the importance of cultural heritage as a fundamental component of regional identity and historical continuity. The legislation defines the criteria for what constitutes a monument, including buildings, archaeological sites, and other cultural artefacts of historical,

Gesetz über die Umweltverträglichkeitsprüfung in der Fassung der Bekanntmachung vom 18. März 2021 (BGBl. I S. 540), das zuletzt durch Artikel 13 des Gesetzes vom 8. Mai 2024 (BGBl. 2024 I Nr. 151) geändert worden ist (Environmental Impact Assessment Act)

12 February 1990

The Environmental Impact Assessment Act (UVPG) was adopted for the first time in 1990 and most recently amended in 2024. This law ensures that environmental considerations are integrated into the decision-making process, promoting sustainable development and protecting natural and cultural heritage. The main purpose of the UVPG is to provide a systematic process for assessing the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects. This includes not only direct effects on the natural environment but also indirect effects on human health, biodiversity, cultural heritage, and socio-economic conditions. By requiring thorough environmental assessments,

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