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  • Loi du 24 juillet 2006 portant approbation de la Convention européenne du paysage, ouverte à la signature, à Florence, le 20 octobre 2000

    The legislation discussed in the attached text focuses on the approval of the European Landscape Convention, emphasising the importance of protecting, managing, and planning landscapes across various terrains. It highlights the significance of landscapes in individual and social well-being, stressing the rights and responsibilities associated with their preservation and development. The Convention aims to promote cooperation among European countries in landscape-related matters, encouraging public engagement in landscape transformation. Furthermore, the legislation underscores the evolving landscape dynamics influenced by agricultural, industrial, and urban practices, as well as global economic changes. It

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    The Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, adopted by UNESCO in 2003, aims to protect and promote the diverse cultural practices, expressions, knowledge, and skills that communities recognize as part of their cultural heritage. It highlights the significance of intangible cultural heritage for cultural diversity and sustainable development. The Convention establishes measures for safeguarding, including documentation, research, and education, and emphasizes the importance of community involvement. It also creates mechanisms for international cooperation and assistance, including a Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity and

    Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006

    The Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act of 2006 is a UK legislative instrument that sets out policies and objectives for the conservation and enhancement of the natural environment and rural communities. The Act seeks to address the multiple challenges arising from the degradation of key ecosystems, biodiversity loss, and unsustainable use of resources. This Act empowers public authorities to develop policies and strategies for biodiversity protection, wildlife management, and the promotion of sustainable rural communities. It establishes a framework to enable these authorities to determine their respective roles in

    Rundskriv V-17 B/2006

    The legislation brings updates to the Rent Subsidy Scheme for the restoration of Church buildings in Norway. The aim of the scheme is to provide financial support for the renovation of churches that are categorised as valuable cultural heritage. The document lays down the objectives, terms, conditions, and procedures for implementing the subsidy scheme. It also addresses the structures that will govern the application process and allocation of funds to the projects that meet political and technical requirements. The legislation outlines the eligible parameters for the renovation work to be

    Zakon o varstvu dokumentarnega in arhivskega gradiva ter arhivih (Act on the Protection of Documentary and Archival Materials and Archives) (ZVDAGA) (2006)

    This legislation outlines the framework for the preservation, protection, and management of both public and private archival materials in Slovenia. It emphasizes the significance of documentary and archival materials as cultural monuments and sets the standards for their long-term storage, accessibility, and use. Key Points of the Act: Purpose and Scope: The Act is designed to protect documentary and archival materials, including their legal validity and evidentiary value. It applies to both public and private archival materials and mandates their protection as cultural heritage. Definitions: The Act provides detailed definitions

    Gaelic Language (Scotland) Act 2005

    This legislation establishes measures to promote and protect the Gaelic language in Scotland, emphasising its cultural significance and heritage. It mandates relevant public authorities to develop Gaelic language plans, ensuring the language’s preservation and promotion in various sectors. The Act empowers the Bòrd na Gàidhlig to provide guidance and support to public bodies in implementing these plans effectively. Furthermore, the legislation outlines procedures for reviewing and appealing notices related to Gaelic language plans, ensuring transparency and accountability in the process. It also addresses the monitoring of plan implementation, allowing for

    Kulturgesetz (Culture Act)

    The “Kulturgesetz” (KuG) of the Canton Schaffhausen is a legislative document designed to regulate and promote cultural activities and heritage within the canton. The primary purpose of this law is to establish a structured framework for the support, development, and preservation of cultural assets. It outlines the responsibilities of public authorities, cultural institutions, and private entities in fostering a vibrant cultural environment. A major theme of the KuG is the promotion of cultural diversity and inclusivity. The law mandates that cultural programs and activities be accessible to all residents, ensuring

    Loi du 23 décembre 2005 portant approbation de la Convention pour la sauvegarde du patrimoine culturel immatériel, adoptée par la Conférence générale de l’UNESCO à Paris, le 17 octobre 2003

    This legislation focuses on the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage, aiming to raise awareness of its significance and promote cooperation for its preservation. It emphasises the active involvement of communities, groups, and individuals in managing and transmitting this heritage. The document underscores the importance of maintaining a sense of identity and continuity through intangible cultural heritage, contributing to cultural diversity and human creativity. One key aspect highlighted is the establishment of a representative list of intangible cultural heritage to enhance visibility and dialogue while respecting cultural diversity. Additionally, there is

    Valtioneuvoston asetus museoista

    This piece of legislation defines the requirements for museums seeking government funding in Finland. In addition to the standards laid out in the Museums Act of 1992, museums must demonstrate that their operations take into account the museum’s theme and geographic area in defining scope and in their preservation, research, and documentation functions. Requirements for key museum personnel include experience in the museum’s field and basic knowledge of museum practice. Successful museums must also provide long-term financial and operational plans indicating how collections will be developed, maintained, and made available

    Νόμος 3378/2005 (203/Α/19-08-2005): Ευρωπαϊκή Σύμβαση για την προστασία της αρχαιολογικής κληρονομιάς (αναθεωρημένη) (Βαλέτα, 1992)

    The European Convention for the Protection of the Archaeological Heritage (revised) replaced and updated the original London Convention of 1969. The aim of this (revised) Convention is to protect the archaeological heritage as a source of the European collective memory and as an instrument for historical and scientific study. The convention acknowledges that the European archaeological heritage, which provides evidence of ancient history, is seriously threatened with deterioration because of the increasing number of major planning schemes, natural risks, clandestine or unscientific excavations and insufficient public awareness. It establishes a

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