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Sustainability of Music Cultures? Some Achievements, Challenges and Gaps Identified in the Programme of Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage

This part of the panel introduces UN’s and UNESCO’s jurisprudence on sustainable development and intangible cultural heritage, and analyses its implementation and/or recognition in the projects that are included in the Register of Good Safeguarding Practices, and in the examples that are used in the global capacity-building programme, focusing in both cases on music-related examples while also taking into account the three case studies from Croatia that are part of this panel. As charted in the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”, the key dimensions of sustainable development are social inclusion, economic inclusion, environmental sustainability, and peace and security, each of which is further elaborated into a number of subcategories. While they are, no doubt, of relevance for the viability of ICH, looking at the work of the UNESCO-ICH Secretariat, it appears as even more important to demonstrate that the four dimensions and the thereof elaborated sustainable development goals are unattainable without reliance on the wisdom ingrained in ICH.

well-informed intervention, sustainability, safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, projectization of heritage, music

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