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On the 70th anniversary of the Hague Convention this article focuses on civil-military cooperation for the protection of cultural heritage in conflict
On 6 May 2025, cultural heritage and civil protection stakeholders met in Coimbra to take stock of the country’s national resilience capacities
State-of-the-art and user-friendly technology for assessing damage on heritage developed by ICCROM
The German Archaeological Institute introduces KulturGutRetter and PROCULTHER-NET at the regional conference B+CARE held in Tirana.
Findings from the Cultural Heritage and Major Risks working group since 2023 - French Association for Disaster Risk Prevention and Bouclier Bleu Franc
PROCULTHER-NET contribution to a multiplier event on climate change and its impacts on cultural heritage and security organised on May in Brussels
State-of-the-art and user-friendly technology for assessing damage on heritage developed by the PROCULTHER project
Operational Forces of Civil Protection for the Protection of Cultural Heritage
“Cultural heritage is increasingly being weaponised — which makes its protection more urgent than ever.”
This paper shares the two exercise phases with a cultural heritage scenario organised in Italy to face the bradyseism phenomenon and volcanic risk.
A look at the inter-institutional cooperation established in France to draw up emergency plans for the protection of cultural heritage.
What do we lose when lose cultural heritage? How do we measure it? This paper looks into the recording of damage to cultural heritage.
State-of-the-art and user-friendly technology for assessing damages on heritage developed by the Germany Archaeological Institute
This article aims to explore the perceptions of a group of UNESCO world heritage site managers (WHSM) on disaster risk management.
The Italian methodology for managing earthquake debris of cultural significance, with lessons learnt from the Central Italy earthquake of 2016.
Italian methodology for managing earthquake debris of cultural significance, with a focus on regulations and operational guidelines.
A field exercise in Germany tested the operational readiness of the Cultural Heritage Response Unit, with part of it involved in EU MODEX Venice 2024
From 17 to 21 October 2024, an EU MODEX exercise took place in the Venetian Lagoon, Italy, as part of the EU MODEX Cycle 12 (2024-2026).
This document shares best practices on operational and legal frameworks for protecting cultural heritage at risk, developed at local level in Hungary
Field exercises for urban search and rescue modules, medical teams, EUCPT and TAST and other response capacities.
Field exercises flood, forest fires and CBRN. Two of the exercises include the participation of EUCPT and TAST.
The July 2025 edition of the publication focusing on the protection of cultural heritage at risk is now available for download
The technical aspects of the case of the Trinity Church in Segovia severely damaged by fire and the coordinated action taken to deal with it.
An account of interdisciplinary and coordinated interventions for the restoration of paintings damaged by fire in the Trinity Church in Segovia.
Prevention measures for preserving historic buildings.