European Information Network on Cultural Heritage Policies (HEREIN Project)
Réseau européen d'information sur les politiques du patrimoine culturel (Projet HEREIN)
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Contact Details
URL: http://www.coe.int/herein/
URL: http://www.herein-system.eu/
URL: http://www.european-heritage.net/
History
Founded by D-XD0435 - Council of Europe (CE) at the request of member states to take stock of the changes in legislation and practices in the participating countries and provide a forum for pooling and sharing information on cultural heritage. In 1992, at the 3rd European Conference of Ministers Responsible for Cultural Heritage, Valletta (Malta), ministers supported the idea to "compile and manage a periodically updated European directory of heritage policies (Res No 3). In 1996, at the 4th European Conference, Helsinki (Finland), ministers asked for the creation of a permanent information system (Res No 1 and 2). In 2001, at the 5th European Conference, ministers requested to permanently establish HEREIN (Res No 2). In 2005, role and potential contribution was increased by T-XT0522 - Council of Europe Framework Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society. In 2014, the 'HEREIN System for the European Heritage Policies' was launched.
Aims
Monitor implementation of the four Council of Europe Cultural Heritage Conventions; monitor current trends and challenges in the field of heritage for the benefit of the various competent institutions; facilitate cooperation between public administrations through exchanges, development an dissemination of good practices; enable the Council of Europe to fulfil its obligations regarding the monitoring of conventions and cooperation with its members states in the field of heritage; foster implementation of heritage projects which are able to improve citizen's quality of life and living environment.
Events
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Overseen by Steering Committee for Culture, Heritage and Landscape (CDCPP). Complemented by E-XM4296 - International Association of the European Heritage Network (HEREIN Association).
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UIA Org ID
XK1920
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