Overview

Description

Protecting cultural heritage from disasters is a challenging new frontier for disaster risk management and civil protection operations. Improved coordination, effectiveness and efficiency at national and European level will help overcome dangerous situations that put cultural heritage at risk.

PROCULTHER-NET seeks to strengthen the link between science and decision-making with knowledge to help reduce the vulnerability of disaster-prone communities and ensure more sustainable and informed intervention procedures. The project sets out to establish a European thematic community based on protecting cultural heritage and equip civil protection experts with relevant knowledge and skills.

Drawing on the extensive network of contacts and technical and operational content built up through the previous PROCULTHER project, PROCULTHER-NET will consolidate and expand multidisciplinary and risk-based exchange practices in the field of cultural heritage protection in an emergency.

Using a science-based and people-centred approach, the identification of cultural heritage-focused capacities will feed knowledge-building efforts and ensure that decision-making can be more effective and consistent.

Project content

News

PROCULTHER-NET: the way forward the cultural heritage at risk

Conclusions from the PROCULTHER-NET Final Conference: project achievements and future initiatives for cultural heritage protection within the UCPKN

KulturGutRetter and PROCULTHER-NET approaches shared in Budapest

The DAI presented PROCULTHER-NET and KulturGutRetter at an international conference on Cultural Property Protection at the Hungarian National Museum.

SAVE THE DATE 6 DECEMBER 2023: PROCULTHER-NET FINAL VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

The PROCULTHER-NET final conference to present the results and future initiatives related to the protection of cultural heritage within the UCPKN

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Related projects

PROCULTHER

Protecting Cultural Heritage from the Consequences of Disasters

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Outputs & results

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