Next 30 and 31 March, PROMEDHE will hold its second planning meeting in Rome, as an occasion to illustrate the ongoing and planned national activities in the cultural heritage protection sector and prepare a project work plan for 2017.
Day: March 27, 2017
Promedhe Steering Committee Meeting
Promedhe Project Training Course, Edition 2
1st introductory course on Union Civil Protection Mechanism and Assessment methodologies”, second edition, Limassol, Cyprus, from 29 January to 2 February 2017. 26 representatives of the partner countries coming from the fields of both civil protection and cultural heritage will Read More …
Promedhe Project 1st Training Course, Edition 1
1st introductory course on Union Civil Protection Mechanism and Assessment methodologies”, first edition, Limassol, Cyprus, from 27 November to 2 December 2016. 25 delegates coming from the partner countries of the project, as well as representatives of those European countries Read More …
Promedhe Project 1st International Workshop
Representatives of the key institutions working in the field of both civil protection and Cultural Heritage protection in Cyprus, Italy, Israel, Jordan, Palestine, Spain, France and Austria will join the first PROMEDHE International Workshop “Towards a shared Model for the Read More …
Promedhe Project Country Visits
Country visits to Israel, Jordan and Palestine 18-24 June 2016.
Promedhe Project Kick-Off Meeting
The official launch of the PROMEDHE project will be held on 27 January 2016 at the Italian Civil Protection Department Headquarters in Rome. The kick-off meeting of PROMEDHE will follow the “Fourth professional Dialogue Meeting” scheduled on 25 and 26 Read More …
Guidelines for Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for Civil Protection Modules.
SOURCE(S): IPA FLOODS PROGRAMME, 2016 ‘The main purpose of these guidelines is to create a common basis on how to write Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for EU Civil Protection Modules (EUCPM) within the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. Standard Operating Procedures Read More …
Disaster risk management of cultural heritage sites in Albania.
SOUCE(S): Italy – Government; United Nation Educational; Scientific and Cultural Organization – Venice (UNESCO Venice), 2014 The UNESCO Venice Office (UNESCO Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe), according to the priorities set by the government of Albania and taking Read More …
Heritage and Resilience: Issues and Opportunities for Reducing Disaster Risks.
SOURCE(S): International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), 2013 ‘This paper has been prepared by the International Scientific Committee of ICOMOS1 for Risk Preparedness in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Disaster Read More …
P.A.T.C.H. – Prevention, Analysis and Tools for Cultural Heritage. Guidelines, protocols and procedures for the rescue of cultural heritage items during seismic events.
SOURCES(S): P.A.T.C.H. PROJECT, 2012 ‘The Guidelines and the Procedures appear as a list of behaviors whose impact is mainly expected in the organizational area of the CH conservation system. But this fi rst look is not exhaustive. The guidelines intend Read More …