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The Cultural Protection Fund is a £30 million partnership between the British Council and UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport running from 2016-2020. It provides grants between £5,000-£3 million for projects that protect cultural heritage in the Middle East and North Africa affected by conflict, with at least one local partner. Eligible projects focus on cultural heritage, training, and advocacy. The Fund has supported over 30 projects in 10 countries, focusing on archaeology, built heritage, and museums. It operates with transparency and takes an inclusive view of cultural heritage.
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- 1. CULTURAL PROTECTION FUND Alex Bishop Grants Manager Kate Pugh Chair of Advisory Group Cultural Relations at Work Conference Cultural Protection Fund www.britishcouncil.org Alex Bishop 17 October 2018
- 2. PROFILE OF THE FUND • £30 million, 2016-2020 • Partnership with DCMS • Cultural heritage affected by conflict in the wider MENA region • Projects responding to locally identified development needs • Grantees global but at least one local partner
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- 4. PROFILE OF THE FUND • Mid-long term grants • Small Grants: £5K-£100K • Large Grants: £100K-£3million • Transparent and robust decision- making process • Inclusive understanding of heritage
- 5. Created with mapchart.net PROFILE OF FUNDED PROJECTS PROJECTS BY LOCATION
- 6. Created with mapchart.net PROFILE OF FUNDED PROJECTS: GRANTEE COUNTRIES
- 7. PROFILE OF FUNDED PROJECTS: INVESTMENT BY HERITAGE TYPE Archaeology and monuments 28% Built heritage 39% Intangible cultural heritage 12% Museums, libraries and archives 21%
- 8. Three Outcomes Cultural Heritage Protection Training and Capacity Building Advocacy and Education
- 9. Première Urgence Internationale Gaza Strip, Occupied Palestinian Territories £1,755,000
- 10. Partnership • L’école Biblique et Archéologique de Jérusalem (OPT) • The Islamic University (OPT) • Palestine University (OPT)
- 13. Partnership • Environmental Protection Authority, Yemen • TOPOI Excellence Cluster, Germany • Senckenberg Society for Nature Conservation, Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
- 14. Rationale for CPF Destruction of heritage Ratification of the Hague Convention Aligned to national policy
- 15. The CPF in context Openness Flexibility Sustained high levels of demand
- 16. CORE PRINCIPLES OF THE CULTURAL PROTECTION FUND • Open fund with transparent eligibility criteria and outcomes-based approach • Broad and inclusive definition of cultural heritage and its value to communities • Projects responding to locally identified development needs and involving local partners • Decision making informed by appropriate expertise, best practice and awareness of complementary initiatives • A high-quality user experience for applicants and grant recipients
- 17. FUTURE OF THE FUND • Current funding allocation almost complete • Potential for expansion if further funding is secured • Will draw on results of evaluation of existing projects and unmet need • Consideration of complementarity