UNESCO and Sustainable Development

Fondazione Santagata develops research projects and higher education courses on policies, tools and plans related to UNESCO Conventions and Programs (World Heritage List, Man and Biosphere Network, Intangible Heritage, Creative Cities Network). In this respect, great attention is dedicated to the relationship between heritage and sustainable development, also at the center of the 2030 UN Agenda.

Fondazione Santagata is also partner to University of Turin’s UNESCO Chair in “Sustainable Development and Territory Management” and promoter and coordinator of the UNESCO-ITRECH Centre (International Training and Research Centre on the Economics of Culture and World Heritage), officially approved by World Heritage Assembly member States in 2011.

Heritage and Development

Integrated Management Plan for the Sikh Sites in Pakistan

Fondazione Santagata and the Institute of Art and Culture, are appointed by the UNESCO Office in Lahore for the preparation of an…
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MaB UNESCO Monviso Youth Camp – II edition – July 2019

Fondazione Santagata organizes the second edition of the MaB UNESCO Monviso Youth Camp, aimed at young people of the Monviso…
Heritage conservation and management

Management plan of the World Heritage site “Le Strade Nuove and the system of the Palazzi dei Rolli” of Genoa.

Fondazione Santagata works on the management plan of the Wold Heritage site “Le Strade Nuove and the system of the Palazzi…
Heritage and Development

Culture, food and development: an Atlas of sustainability practices in UNESCO designations

Fondazione Santagata has started a collaboration with the University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo, for a project that aims to…
UNESCO and Sustainable Development

International Master in “World heritage and cultural projects for development”, 2018-2019 edition

UNESCO recognizes that culture has a major impact on reducing poverty and contributes to a development, which is primarily human,…
UNESCO and Sustainable Development

Conference “Historic Cities in the UNESCO World Heritage List: opportunities and drifts”, Turin, June 7th-8th 2018

The CSS-Ebla collaborates in the organization of the conference "Historic Cities in the Unesco World Heritage List: opportunities and drifts",…
UNESCO and Sustainable Development

Monviso Biosphere Reserve UNESCO Youth Camp, 2018

Fondazione Santagata organizes the first camp for youth of the Monviso Transboundary Biosphere Reserve. Context The project was ideated starting…
UNESCO and Sustainable Development

Intangible Cultural Heritage and development in mountains regions / Salone del Libro 2018

CSS-EBLA organize a session on “UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage and development in mountains regions” during the 2018 edition of the…
UNESCO and Sustainable Development

Heritage Impact Assessment (H.I.A.) of Kotor Bay world heritage site

The Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor, recognized by UNESCO as world heritage site, is located in the Boka Kotorska…