Policy Monitor – Page 7 – European Heritage Hub

Loi du 9 mai 2014 relative aux émissions industrielles

18 May 2014

This legislation addresses the regulation of industrial emissions and environmental protection, impacting heritage sites and cultural landscapes. It outlines stringent requirements for new industrial projects within designated zones, aiming to balance economic development with heritage preservation. The document emphasises the importance of compliance with emission limits and the adoption of best available techniques to minimise environmental impact on historical areas. Furthermore, the legislation sets clear guidelines for the closure of industrial installations, ensuring proper environmental restoration and heritage conservation post-operation. It highlights specific emission limits for combustion installations and control

Loi du 12 mars 2011 portant approbation de la Convention-cadre du Conseil de l’Europe sur la valeur du patrimoine culturel pour la société, faite à Faro, le 27 octobre 2005

1 December 2013

This legislation emphasises the significance of cultural heritage in society and its impact on human development. It highlights the responsibility of individuals and communities towards preserving and promoting cultural heritage. The document stresses the need for shared responsibility and public participation in heritage conservation efforts. Furthermore, the legislation outlines the objectives of the Convention, focusing on the right to cultural heritage participation and the promotion of a balanced approach to cultural diversity. It encourages the integration of cultural heritage into various aspects of life, including economic, social, and political development.

Loi du 13 septembre 2012

1 January 2013

Luxembourg’s climate pact legislation introduces a framework for municipalities to actively engage in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting environmental sustainability. The law establishes a structured approach for municipalities to implement emission reduction programs, emphasising the importance of achieving the “European Energy Award®” certification. This certification serves as a quality benchmark for municipalities committed to effective emission reduction strategies. One of the key features of the legislation is the provision of state subsidies to incentivize municipalities to participate in the climate pact. These subsidies are contingent on the municipality’s successful

Règlement grand-ducal du 30 novembre 2012 portant désignation des zones de protection spéciale

16 December 2012

This legislation focuses on the designation of Special Protection Zones to preserve and restore habitats for various bird species, emphasising the conservation of biodiversity and ecological coherence within the Natura 2000 network. It aims to maintain favourable conditions for bird populations, particularly during nesting, migration, and wintering periods, by managing visitor flows and protecting sensitive areas. The document outlines specific objectives for each protected zone, such as maintaining diverse landscapes, improving water quality, and restoring specific habitats crucial for bird conservation. The legislation underscores the importance of maintaining and enhancing

Loi du 13 septembre 2011 modifiant la loi modifiée du 10 juin 1999 relative aux établissements classés

1 December 2011

This legislation introduces significant amendments to the law governing classified establishments in Luxembourg, impacting heritage preservation and environmental protection. The amendments focus on streamlining administrative processes, enhancing public consultation, and ensuring compliance with zoning regulations. They aim to improve the efficiency of authorization procedures for heritage-related activities while safeguarding natural resources and heritage sites. One key aspect of the amendments is the establishment of clear timelines for completing application dossiers and processing requests. This ensures that heritage projects are assessed promptly and in accordance with legal requirements. Additionally, the legislation

Loi du 28 juillet 2011 portant modification de la loi modifiée du 19 juillet 2004 concernant l’aménagement communal et le développement urbain

1 August 2011

In Luxembourg, urban development regulations play a crucial role in shaping the landscape and preserving heritage. The legislation emphasises the importance of sustainable development and the integration of heritage conservation within urban planning initiatives. It outlines specific guidelines for the design and utilisation of different zones, ensuring a balance between modernization and heritage preservation. One of the key aspects highlighted in the regulations is the requirement for detailed preparatory studies before implementing any urban development projects. These studies include comprehensive descriptions of the proposed land use, taking into account heritage

Loi du 18 février 2010 relative aux mesures d’achèvement du Musée de la Forteresse de Luxembourg dans le réduit du Fort Thüngen et de la mise en valeur de certaines parties de la forteresse de Luxembourg

13 March 2010

This legislation focuses on the completion of the Museum of the Luxembourg Fortress and the enhancement of specific areas within the fortress. It authorises the government to finalise the museum’s construction and improve various fortress sections, including the Fort Thüngen and the Vauban cultural route. The law aims to preserve and showcase Luxembourg’s historical heritage by implementing necessary architectural and museographic enhancements. The document outlines the allocated budget of 8,720,000 euros for the project, corresponding to the construction price index. It emphasises the importance of maintaining historical monuments and ensuring

Règlement grand-ducal du 6 novembre 2009 portant désignation des zones spéciales de conservation

21 November 2009

In this legislation, the focus is on the conservation and restoration of natural habitats and ecosystems in Luxembourg. The document outlines specific measures aimed at maintaining favourable conditions and expanding the surface area of forests, alluvial forests, and oak and beech forests. It also emphasises the importance of preserving and restoring specific vegetation types and species within designated conservation zones. Furthermore, the legislation highlights the objectives of conservation, including improving water quality, protecting river ecosystems, and safeguarding populations of various plant and animal species. It underscores the significance of maintaining

Règlement grand-ducal du 6 novembre 2009 déterminant l’organisation de la formation préparant au «Zertifikat Lëtzebuerger Sprooch a Kultur»

20 November 2009

This legislation addresses various aspects of heritage preservation and management, impacting the cultural and historical landscape significantly. It delves into the organisation of tax offices related to income tax withholding, providing a framework for efficient financial administration within the heritage sector. Additionally, the regulations concerning road intersections and boat visits on the Rhine highlight the importance of infrastructure management in heritage sites, ensuring safe and regulated access for visitors and residents alike. Furthermore, the document outlines language certification criteria, emphasising the significance of linguistic diversity and cultural heritage preservation. It

Règlement grand-ducal du 26 août 2009 portant création d’un Centre de documentation sur la forteresse de Luxembourg auprès du Musée national d’histoire et d’art

15 September 2009

This legislation establishes a “Centre de documentation sur la Forteresse de Luxembourg” within the National Museum of History and Art, tasked with managing the Fortress Museum at the “Dräi Eechelen” site and enhancing the preservation of entrusted documents and objects. The Centre’s responsibilities include visitor reception, museum maintenance, document collection, multilingual guided tours, temporary exhibitions, scientific research on Luxembourg’s Fortress and national identity, and collaboration with academic and public/private partners for research and exhibition projects. Additionally, the Centre collaborates with the European Institute of Cultural Routes for cross-border fortified site

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