Following the first public discussion held in Kyiv (Ukraine) on 25th April organized in the framework of the project CHOICE, ALDA – a key partner of the program – in partnership with other national organizations, had a second public discussion on the same theme, which was held last 28th April also in Chisinau (Moldova), Minsk (Belarus) and in Armenia.
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The main content offered for the discussions was methodical findings and policy recommendations on work in the sector of historical and cultural heritage, made during about two years of the realization of CHOICE.
CHOICE aims at enhancing civil society’s role and building its capacities to develop a heritage-friendly living environment in Belarus, Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine. During a half-day public discussion in the frame of the project CHOICE on the topic of cultural heritage brought local perspective on the topic – sharing the results of small projects implemented under granting scheme of the project and reflect on the role of civil society in the process of development of the cultural policy of the countries.
The event was attended in the four countries by representatives of the Ministry of Culture, diplomatic missioners, local and central authorities, business partners and experts in the field of cultural heritage, such as methodologists, philosophers, analysts, cultural anthropologist, lecturers, and researchers.
The European Cultural Heritage Strategy for the 21st century was presented within the public debate. “Strategy 21” redefines the place and role of cultural heritage in Europe and provides guidelines to promote good governance and participation in heritage identification and management, and disseminates innovative approaches to improving the environment and quality of life of European citizens. The strategy sets challenges, recommends actions and highlights best practice to be followed by all actors and stakeholders – governments, local authorities, civil society and professionals. Strategy 21 is based upon and comes in support of existing Council of Europe conventions in the field of heritage, in particular the Faro Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society.
During the public debates the results of the projects that are implemented in the four countries by the public associations in partnership with national and local museums, local and central public authorities were presented. The projects are financed by the European Union in the framework of the small grants program CHOICE.
The discussions were also devoted to the peculiarities of the national context of these countries for the work with historical and cultural heritage, the main factors and the challenges faced by field professionals daily. Special attention was given to the formation of a new, collective actor to address common professional issues of heritage protection and interpretation.

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Following the first public discussion held in Kyiv (Ukraine) on 25th April organized in the framework of the project CHOICE, ALDA – a key partner of the program – in partnership with other national organizations, had a second public discussion on the same theme, which was held last 28th April also in Chisinau (Moldova), Minsk (Belarus) and in Armenia.
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The main content offered for the discussions was methodical findings and policy recommendations on work in the sector of historical and cultural heritage, made during about two years of the realization of CHOICE.
CHOICE aims at enhancing civil society’s role and building its capacities to develop a heritage-friendly living environment in Belarus, Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine. During a half-day public discussion in the frame of the project CHOICE on the topic of cultural heritage brought local perspective on the topic – sharing the results of small projects implemented under granting scheme of the project and reflect on the role of civil society in the process of development of the cultural policy of the countries.
The event was attended in the four countries by representatives of the Ministry of Culture, diplomatic missioners, local and central authorities, business partners and experts in the field of cultural heritage, such as methodologists, philosophers, analysts, cultural anthropologist, lecturers, and researchers.
The European Cultural Heritage Strategy for the 21st century was presented within the public debate. “Strategy 21” redefines the place and role of cultural heritage in Europe and provides guidelines to promote good governance and participation in heritage identification and management, and disseminates innovative approaches to improving the environment and quality of life of European citizens. The strategy sets challenges, recommends actions and highlights best practice to be followed by all actors and stakeholders – governments, local authorities, civil society and professionals. Strategy 21 is based upon and comes in support of existing Council of Europe conventions in the field of heritage, in particular the Faro Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society.
During the public debates the results of the projects that are implemented in the four countries by the public associations in partnership with national and local museums, local and central public authorities were presented. The projects are financed by the European Union in the framework of the small grants program CHOICE.
The discussions were also devoted to the peculiarities of the national context of these countries for the work with historical and cultural heritage, the main factors and the challenges faced by field professionals daily. Special attention was given to the formation of a new, collective actor to address common professional issues of heritage protection and interpretation.

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