Armenia is one of the oldest Christian Countries in the world, with an impressive architectural, historical, artistic, library, ethnological heritage, which has contributed to affirming and preserving its national identity over the centuries. Aware of the importance of preserving its traditions and its products, today Armenia recognizes to cultural heritage a key-role also for its economic potential, attracting investments and sustainable tourism. However, the lack of opportunities to update and increase specific technical skills of the professionals represents today a critical factor for the conservation, management and enhancement of this immense cultural heritage. In particular, the Country feels the need to adapt its practices to the most modern international standards in the field of restoration and enhancement, as well as to encourage the adoption of a clearer regulatory framework in defining the best practices of intervention and specific skills for the sector. The “ROCHEMP Project: Regional Office for Cultural Heritage Enhancement, Management and Protection” was created to respond to two of the priorities identified by the Armenian Government for the economic development of the Country, for improving a quality assurance system in the restoration works and supporting the promotion of cultural activities and events.
Vandini Mariangela, Chinni Tania (2021). The ROCHEMP PROJECT: Regional Office for Cultural Heritage Enhancement, Management and Protection. Yerevan.
The ROCHEMP PROJECT: Regional Office for Cultural Heritage Enhancement, Management and Protection
Vandini MariangelaPrimo
;Chinni Tania
Secondo
2021
Abstract
Armenia is one of the oldest Christian Countries in the world, with an impressive architectural, historical, artistic, library, ethnological heritage, which has contributed to affirming and preserving its national identity over the centuries. Aware of the importance of preserving its traditions and its products, today Armenia recognizes to cultural heritage a key-role also for its economic potential, attracting investments and sustainable tourism. However, the lack of opportunities to update and increase specific technical skills of the professionals represents today a critical factor for the conservation, management and enhancement of this immense cultural heritage. In particular, the Country feels the need to adapt its practices to the most modern international standards in the field of restoration and enhancement, as well as to encourage the adoption of a clearer regulatory framework in defining the best practices of intervention and specific skills for the sector. The “ROCHEMP Project: Regional Office for Cultural Heritage Enhancement, Management and Protection” was created to respond to two of the priorities identified by the Armenian Government for the economic development of the Country, for improving a quality assurance system in the restoration works and supporting the promotion of cultural activities and events.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.