ICCROM 

Since 2010, ICCROM (the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property) has initiated training to strengthen on-the-ground preparedness and emergency response to protect cultural heritage during complex humanitarian crises. Through training, networking and in-field experience, ICCROM has developed a methodology to provide cultural heritage first aid in tandem with […]

Since 2010, ICCROM (the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property) has initiated training to strengthen on-the-ground preparedness and emergency response to protect cultural heritage during complex humanitarian crises. Through training, networking and in-field experience, ICCROM has developed a methodology to provide cultural heritage first aid in tandem with humanitarian relief. This project, Culture Cannot Wait-heritage for peace and resilience will train a mixed group of disaster risk management professionals, emergency responders, military personnel, humanitarian aid professionals, leaders of heritage communities, and cultural heritage professionals. The end goal is to facilitate coordination between actors and integration of cultural heritage into existing emergency management.