Este análisis del riesgo de desastre a causa del cambio climático en 148 sitios patrimoniales y 39 propiedades Patrimonio de la Humanidad de China, establece que el riesgo al que estarán expuestos estos bienes irá en aumento a lo largo del próximo siglo, llegando a niveles de máximo riesgo para más de un tercio de estas propiedades a finales de siglo. El artículo señala el Monte Wutai y las Grutas de Yungang como las propiedades en mayor riesgo a corto plazo.

Este estudio, llevado a cabo por el grupo de expertos PermaRich, analiza el impacto del deshielo de la capa permafrost en las infraestructuras del archipiélago de Svalbard (Noruega), habiéndose estudiado 639 elementos de valor cultural locales. El estudio incluye los datos derivados de la monitorización del fenómeno, así como el estudio de la vulnerabilidad de cada uno de los bienes según su localización.

The Cultural Heritage Risk Charter (CRPC) represents the synthesis of nearly two decades of reflections and elaborations of the Istituto Centrale per il Restauro (ICR)

Aimed at heritage professionals with little or no experience in risk management and crime prevention. It presents a methodology to identify and evaluate risks related to crime, and to apply effective measures to address them.

This guide provides guidelines and tools for assessing the impacts of various projects on World Heritage sites. It aims to help all stakeholders understand how proposed projects can positively and negatively affect World Heritage sites.

The document introduces a simplified methodology for risk assessment specifically developed for immovable cultural heritage. It encompasses the different components necessary for risk evaluation and can serve as a screening tool for the preliminary analysis of a large number of cultural properties, especially those with limited resources. It's also adaptable for cultural assets requiring a more detailed risk assessment.The proposed methodology is qualitative, relying on a set of structured questionnaires that integrate the key components of risk assessment: probability, consequences of the hazard, vulnerability of the property to the hazard's effects, loss of property value, and recovery capability post-incident. To illustrate its application, a case study is presented examining the seismic risk of a church in Italy damaged by the L'Aquila earthquake in 2009.
La metodología propuesta es un método cualitativo basado en un conjunto de cuestionarios estructurados que integran los principales componentes de una evaluación de riesgos: la probabilidad, consecuencias del peligro, la vulnerabilidad del bien a los efectos del peligro, la pérdida de valor de la propiedad y la capacidad de recuperación tras el suceso. Para ilustrar su aplicación se presenta un estudio de caso que analiza el riesgo sísmico de una iglesia en Italia que fue dañado por el terremoto de L'Aquila en 2009

The proposed framework suggests a simplified risk assessment specifically tailored for built cultural heritage properties. This framework encompasses all components necessary for a comprehensive risk analysis and can serve as a screening procedure for the preliminary assessment of a large number of properties with limited resources. Moreover, it can identify cultural heritage properties that require a more refined risk assessment demanding additional resources. Belonging to the category of qualitative methods, the proposed risk analysis framework is built upon an existing approach developed for assessing the vulnerability of critical infrastructures. The qualitative risk analysis methodology relies on a set of structured assessment flowcharts that address the key components of risk analysis: the likelihood of the hazard, asset vulnerability to the hazard, consequences of the hazard, asset value loss, and event recovery capability.To illustrate the applicability of this methodology, an example application is presented concerning seismic risk.

The development of the MARIS system (Territorial Information System for the "Rischio Charter") to assess the risk of loss of cultural heritage in Italy is addressed.