Intangible Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
Intangible Cultural Heritage
Cultural HeritageIntangible Cultural Heritage refers to cultural expressions, places, or objects valued for their historical, artistic, social, or spiritual meaning. It helps communities maintain identity and continuity while guiding protection and responsible use.
Source: UNESCO, ICOMOS
Ritual and Festive Events
Ethics & Community
Ritual and Festive Events
Ethics & CommunityTraditional ceremonies, celebrations, and social practices that are passed down within a community, often marking important cultural or religious occasions. They are key expressions of a community’s identity and intangible cultural heritage.
Source: ICCROM, UNESCO
Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage
Ethics & Community
Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage
Ethics & CommunityMeasures and strategies aimed at ensuring that living cultural traditions (such as songs, crafts, and ceremonies) continue to thrive. This can include documentation, education, legal protection, or community support to help practitioners transmit their knowledge to future generations.
Source: ICCROM, UNESCO
