WELCOME
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UNESCO World Heritage Convention
and
Nomination Process
Presented By:
Nandar Nwe
Dip.EIA/EMS (2)
Mining Depatenment
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Introduction
What is mean UNESCO.
Definition of Heritage and World Heritage.
About World Heritage Convention.
World Heritage Convention Timeline.
What the convention contain.
Nomination Process.
What are the benefits for countries and sites.
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)
 a specialized agency of the United Nations(UN)
 also a member of the United Nations Development
Group
 Formation : 16-Nov-1945
 195 member states
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Heritage
 A Gift from the Past to the Future
World Heritage
 Reflect the wealth and diversity of the Earth’s cultural
and natural heritage.
 Ousting universal value
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World Heritage Convention
General Conference of UNESCO in Paris on
16-Nov-1972
191 states ratified
Purpose
To protect the world cultural and natural
heritage (with eight mission)
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World Heritage timeline
 1959 UNESCO launches an international
campaign.
1965 ‘World Heritage Trust’ in US.
16-Nov-1972 the General Conference of
UNESCO
1978 First twelve sites are inscribed
1992 the 20th Anniversary Convention and
creating of the UNESCO World Heritage Center
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 2001 The International Year for Cultural
Heritage
2014 Doha, Qatar
2015 Bonn, Germany
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Definition of The Cultural and Natural
Heritage
 Monuments, groups of buildings and sites (Article 1 of
Convention Text)
 Natural features, geological and physiographical
formation and natural sites (Article 2 of Convention
Text)
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The overview lists only countries with ten or more World Heritage Sites.
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Convention Contains
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Sets out of the Duties of States Parties and
role. Article(4,5,6and 7)
Enhance their protection through educational
and information program (Article 8,9 )
Describe the functions (Article 10,12,14)
State Parties to report regularly to the
Committee (Article 11,12)
World Heritage Fund (Article 15)
Nomination Process
The Tentative List (Inventory)
The nomination file
The Advisory Bodies
The World Heritage Committee (final
Decision)
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The Tentative List (Inventory)
Outstanding universal value
Meet at lest one out of ten selection criteria
(Operational Guidelines)
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The nomination file
Offers advice and assistance from World
Heritage Center
Making document and maps
Submitted to the World Heritage Center for
review and check
Complete send to Appropriate Advisory
Bodies
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The Advisory Bodies
 The International Council an Monuments
and Sites(ICOMOS)
 The World Conservation Union(IUCN)
 The International Center for the Study of
the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural
Property(ICCROM)
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The World Heritage Committee
Final decision
Once a year, which site will be inscribe or
Can also defer and request further information
Or reject
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Properties submitted on the Tentative
List (14) of Myanmar
• Bagan Archaeological Area and Monuments (1996)
• Wooden Monasteries of Konbaung Period: Ohn Don, Sala,
Pakhangyi, Pakhannge, Legaing, Sagu, Shwe-Kyaung
(Mandalay) (1996)
• Badah-lin and associated caves (1996)
• Ancient cities of Upper Myanmar: Innwa, Amarapura,
Sagaing, Mingun, Mandalay (1996)
• Myauk-U Archaeological Area and Monuments (1996)
• Inle Lake (1996)
• Mon cities: Bago, Hanthawaddy (1996)
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Properties submitted on the
Tentative List (14) of Myanmar
• Ayeyawady River Corridor (2014)
• Northern Mountain Forest Complex (2014)
• Indawgyi Lake Wildlife Sanctuary (2014)
• Natma Taung National Park (2014)
• Myeik Archipelago (2014)
• Hukaung Valley Wildlife Sanctuary (2014)
• Taninthayi Forest Corridor (2014)
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The benefits for countries and sites
 Brings international attention for protection and
conservation
 Brings tourism
 can provide funds for restoration, preservation, and
training
 site is protected under the Geneva Convention
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References
 World Heritage Information Kit
 Convention Text
 http://en.unesco.org/
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Heritage_Site
 www.google.com
 http://arunachalawhs.com/advantages-of-whs/
 http://whc.unesco.org/en/conventiontext/
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Thank You!

World heritage

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    UNESCO World HeritageConvention and Nomination Process Presented By: Nandar Nwe Dip.EIA/EMS (2) Mining Depatenment 2 August 2015 2
  • 3.
    Introduction What is meanUNESCO. Definition of Heritage and World Heritage. About World Heritage Convention. World Heritage Convention Timeline. What the convention contain. Nomination Process. What are the benefits for countries and sites. 2 August 2015 3
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    The United NationsEducational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO)  a specialized agency of the United Nations(UN)  also a member of the United Nations Development Group  Formation : 16-Nov-1945  195 member states 2 August 2015 4
  • 5.
    Heritage  A Giftfrom the Past to the Future World Heritage  Reflect the wealth and diversity of the Earth’s cultural and natural heritage.  Ousting universal value 2 August 2015 5
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    World Heritage Convention GeneralConference of UNESCO in Paris on 16-Nov-1972 191 states ratified Purpose To protect the world cultural and natural heritage (with eight mission) 2 August 2015 6
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    World Heritage timeline 1959 UNESCO launches an international campaign. 1965 ‘World Heritage Trust’ in US. 16-Nov-1972 the General Conference of UNESCO 1978 First twelve sites are inscribed 1992 the 20th Anniversary Convention and creating of the UNESCO World Heritage Center 2 August 2015 7
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     2001 TheInternational Year for Cultural Heritage 2014 Doha, Qatar 2015 Bonn, Germany 2 August 2015 8
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    Definition of TheCultural and Natural Heritage  Monuments, groups of buildings and sites (Article 1 of Convention Text)  Natural features, geological and physiographical formation and natural sites (Article 2 of Convention Text) 2 August 2015 9
  • 10.
    The overview listsonly countries with ten or more World Heritage Sites. 2 August 2015 10
  • 11.
    Convention Contains 2 August2015 11 Sets out of the Duties of States Parties and role. Article(4,5,6and 7) Enhance their protection through educational and information program (Article 8,9 ) Describe the functions (Article 10,12,14) State Parties to report regularly to the Committee (Article 11,12) World Heritage Fund (Article 15)
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    Nomination Process The TentativeList (Inventory) The nomination file The Advisory Bodies The World Heritage Committee (final Decision) 2 August 2015 12
  • 13.
    The Tentative List(Inventory) Outstanding universal value Meet at lest one out of ten selection criteria (Operational Guidelines) 2 August 2015 13
  • 14.
    The nomination file Offersadvice and assistance from World Heritage Center Making document and maps Submitted to the World Heritage Center for review and check Complete send to Appropriate Advisory Bodies 2 August 2015 14
  • 15.
    The Advisory Bodies The International Council an Monuments and Sites(ICOMOS)  The World Conservation Union(IUCN)  The International Center for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property(ICCROM) 2 August 2015 15
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    The World HeritageCommittee Final decision Once a year, which site will be inscribe or Can also defer and request further information Or reject 2 August 2015 16
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    Properties submitted onthe Tentative List (14) of Myanmar • Bagan Archaeological Area and Monuments (1996) • Wooden Monasteries of Konbaung Period: Ohn Don, Sala, Pakhangyi, Pakhannge, Legaing, Sagu, Shwe-Kyaung (Mandalay) (1996) • Badah-lin and associated caves (1996) • Ancient cities of Upper Myanmar: Innwa, Amarapura, Sagaing, Mingun, Mandalay (1996) • Myauk-U Archaeological Area and Monuments (1996) • Inle Lake (1996) • Mon cities: Bago, Hanthawaddy (1996) 2 August 2015 17
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    Properties submitted onthe Tentative List (14) of Myanmar • Ayeyawady River Corridor (2014) • Northern Mountain Forest Complex (2014) • Indawgyi Lake Wildlife Sanctuary (2014) • Natma Taung National Park (2014) • Myeik Archipelago (2014) • Hukaung Valley Wildlife Sanctuary (2014) • Taninthayi Forest Corridor (2014) 2 August 2015 18
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    The benefits forcountries and sites  Brings international attention for protection and conservation  Brings tourism  can provide funds for restoration, preservation, and training  site is protected under the Geneva Convention 2 August 2015 19
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    References  World HeritageInformation Kit  Convention Text  http://en.unesco.org/  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Heritage_Site  www.google.com  http://arunachalawhs.com/advantages-of-whs/  http://whc.unesco.org/en/conventiontext/ 2 August 2015 20
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    2 August 201521 Thank You!

Editor's Notes

  • #5 Myanmar(27 June 1949) Friday, April 29, 1994 2/3 vode approve Article 2 and 15 (Basic Article)
  • #7 -for protecting heritage emerged after World WarI.