“Cultural Heritage in Urban Context:
Threats and Opportunities”
The 9th EHHF Annual Meeting was jointly held in Leuven by all three Belgian regional authorities: Brussels’ Directorate for Cultural Heritage, Flanders’ Heritage Agency and the Wallonian Heritage Agency
Programme
Letter from the Belgian hosts
Brochure 2014
Papers
Luc-Emile BOUCHE-FLORIN, President, European Council of Spatial Planners
“Considering Urban Heritage in Spatial Planning context”
Mechtild ROSSLER, Deputy Director of UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre
“The UNESCO Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape”
Cees Van ‘t VEEN, Director of the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands
“The Benefits of Heritage in an urban context”
Pierre PAQUET, Inspector General, Belgium-Wallonia
“Keynote address”
“Easter in Seville”
“The Government High Rise”
“Unified Archaeological Sites of Athens”
“Shaping the Future_Heritage Led Regeneration”
“Archaeology in an urban historical context – (Workshop session)”
“Contemporary architecture in urban historical context – (Workshop session)”
“Amélioration des performances énergétiques du bâti ancien de la Région Bruxelles-Capitale – (Workshop session)”
“Tourism in Venice – (Workshop session)”
Excursion to WATERLOO Battlefield, Organised by the Guides 1815 of the Champ de bataille Waterloo”
Herman VAN ROMPUY, President of the European Council
“Address in La Ramée Abbey (Jodoigne)”
Sonja VANBLAERE, Administrator General of the Flanders Heritage Agency
“Address in La Ramée Abbey (Jodoigne)”
Simon THURLEY, Chief Executive of English Heritage
“Address in La Ramée Abbey (Jodoigne)”
Matthias RIPP, Regional coordinator North-West Europe
“Organisation of World Heritage Cities”
Conclusions
Final Conclusions 2014
Original versions with higher resolutions are available upon request to the EHHF Secretariat: secretariat@ehhf.yellowpimento.com.
A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY
The first European Heritage Summit was organised in London from April 26 to 28, 2006 by Dr Simon Thurley, former Chief Executive of English Heritage. The mission of the summit was to bring together for the first time those responsible for Europe's cultural heritage, to create an opportunity to exchange experiences in heritage management and to initiate joint action. The first summit brought together 23 European countries, who agreed in the summit's final declaration to continue to meet annually in the form of a European Heritage Heads Forum. Each year, future host countries are chosen by mutual agreement at the annual meeting, so that the tradition can continue.
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