Reconociendo que la urgencia de adoptar medidas adecuadas para la preservación y protección del patrimonio cultural frente a los riesgos naturales y de origen humano ha aumentado considerablemente en los últimos años, el proyecto PROCULTHER del Mecanismo de Protección Civil de la Unión Europea ha consolidado sus reflexiones en este documento.
In November 2020, the Subdirectorate General of the Cultural Heritage Institute of Spain (IPCE), through its Archaeology Service, organized the First National Meeting on Rock Art to gather and showcase the entities involved in its research. This article delves into the notion of risk and its various quantification methods, alongside different approaches to preventive management in Iberian rock art.
de Arte Rupestre con el fin de de reunir y visibilizar a los agentes implicados en su investigación. En este artículo se aborda la noción de riesgo y los diferentes modos de cuantificación, así como diversas apuestas sobre gestión preventiva en el arte rupestre ibérico.
Case study that describes the measures implemented in the Monastery of Santa María de Huerta (Soria) to reduce the risk of flooding, based on the concepts established in the Flood Risk Adaptation Guide: Buildings.
The document provides information about the selection of vulnerability indicators in order to determine the fire risk index of various types of real estate. The aim is to evaluate the fire safety of immovable cultural heritage in urban and rural contexts.
The report brings together police information collected by INTERPOL in 2020 on cultural heritage crime, making reference to previous studies in order to provide a comprehensive overview of crime trends and international routes around the world.
This publication is divided into five sections, dedicated to specific aspects of cultural property crime, such as numerical and statistical data, international locations and implications, counterfeiting, and the theft of cultural property from conflict zones within the framework of United Nations Security Council resolutions 2199/2015 and 2347/2017.
This paper aims to highlight the importance of fast and safe documentation of the damage to cultural heritage after a natural or anthropic catastrophe, with greater relevance of civil society. In these situations, in which humanitarian aid to the population and care needs are the priorities for the local authorities, proper prior planning of data collection and their transmission may aid faster and better decision-making in an emergency.
Preliminary examination of all communications and situations that reach the Prosecutor's Office of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2020, to determine possible cases of international crimes. A part of the exam is dedicated to the situation in Ukraine.
The fourth issue of the J. Paul Getty Trust's Occasional Papers on Cultural Heritage Policy is the result of a multi-day meeting on the issue of cultural heritage under siege. It presents an edited collection of presentations and discussions by nineteen academics and professionals from various specialties related to the field of cultural heritage.
IPCE Report on the impact that the pandemic generated by Covid 19 may have on cultural heritage