Format & Outline of a Contribution

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1 Format & Outline of a Contribution 2014 Annual report of the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Training and Education (CIF) 1 Basic data to be provided by all the Committees This information must necessarily be also included in the Gille Nourrissier database of members President: Mrs. Lyse Blanchet, (FR&EN), 10 rue Hélène-Boullé, Gatineau, Québec, Canada J9J 1A2; Tel: (+) , CIF@icomos.org 1-2. Contact and Secretariat: Mrs. Mehr-Azar Soheil (EN), ICCROM; Via Anicia, Rome, Italy; Tel: (+) , azisoheil@gmail.com; CIF Secretary General; ICOMOS Finland 1-3. Membership Manager, if different from Secretariat: 1-4 Number of members: 44 National Committees represented: 116 expert, 6 associate, 2 honorary, 4 institutional members, 0 non-icomos member 1-5 Number of new members in 2014, for each of the above mentioned membership categories: 1 expert, 0 associate, 0 honorary, 0 institutional member, 0 non-icomos member 1-6 Committee created in: 1984/12/ Last revision of Statutes: 2008/09/ Website of the Committee: Committee s representative(s) at the Advisory Committee meeting (Florence, November 2014): Mrs. Lyse Blanchet, Canada, President; Mrs. Jan C. K. Anderson, USA, Vice-President; Mr. Navin Piplani, India, Vice-President 1-10 Committee s representative(s) at other ICOMOS meetings in 2014: General Assembly of ICOMOS in Florence (Italy): Bureau Members: Mr. Carlo Cesári, Mrs. Jan Anderson, Mr. Jukka Jokilehto, Mrs. Mehr-Azar Soheil, Mr. Navin Piplani, Mrs.Lyse Blanchet. CIF Members: Mr. Alfredo Conti, Mrs. Aylin Orbasli, Mr. Caspar Laffrée, Mr. Cevat Erder, Mrs. Cristina Gonzalez-Longo, Mr. Dorian Crone, Mr. Gustavo Araoz, Mr. James K. Reap, Mr. Julian Smith, Mr. Julio C. R. Sampaio, Mr. Lazar Sumanov, Mrs. Maria Teresa Iaquinta, Mrs. Teresa Patricio, Mr. Nobuko Inaba, Mr. Paul McMahon. 2 Statutory and Business Meetings meetings: Board meeting, 2014/03/16, Skype meeting Board meeting, 2014/06/29, Skype meeting Board meeting, 2014/10/19, Skype meeting Board meeting, 2014/10/25, Skype meeting 2-2 Date and place of last elections: 2013/06/10 ballots by 2-3 Officers elected: Mrs. Lyse Blanchet, Canada, president, Mrs. Jan Anderson, United States of America, vice president, Mr. Navin Piplani, India, vice president, Officers honored: Mr. Jukka Jokilehto, Honorary president; Mr. Carlo Cesári, Honorary President 2-4 Summary for the Annual Report: The board held 4 meetings to specifically discuss the logistic for the revision of the ICOMOS Principles for Capacity Building through Education and Training in Safeguarding and Integrated Conservation for Cultural Heritage ; to develop Guidelines for specific disciplines and applications for the three-year program: Practitioners and Craftsperson; to prepare for and attend the ADCOM meetings, in Florence; and to discuss development of Guidelines for targeted audience/disciplines and initiatives. The International Committee on Training distributed the ICOMOS CIF Guidelines for Capacity Building for Crafts to CIF Guidelines Working Group and held a Skype meeting on August to discuss and revise the document: this document was presented at the Workshop in Florence. 1

2 The International Committee on Training held an International Workshop in Florence, Italy, in November 2015; 27 participants attended the Workshop, of which 12 were not members. 3 Scientific Work Programme 3-1 Date adoption of the Scientific Work Programme: Nine-year CIF Work Programme , 2005/07 Svätý Jur, Slovakia. Report to be found on the CIF website: Multi-year Program; Quebec 2008, Paris 2011, Rome 2012 CIF Meeting Minutes. 3-2 Suggestions for new initiatives: Create a Working group on training and education in crafts for heritage conservation - Develop a three year workprogram; Digitalize CIF and other important training documents; Create a Working group on Network for Universities ; Organize an international working conference in Italy, in the Spring Seminars The International Committee on Training held an International Workshop in Florence, Italy, in November List of gatherings: International CIF Workshop, Florence (Italy), ; 27 participants attended the Workshop 4-2 Summary for the Annual Report: CIF held one Workshop that dealt with the development of Principles and Guidelines for Capacity Building in Heritage Conservation Education and Training; the CIF Workshop Minutes are posted on the CIF Website. Five Speakers presented relevant information about education and training in heritage conservation: Paolo Semprini director of ASSFORM, made a presentation on his fully digital training programme; Aylin Orbasli, reader in Architectural Regeneration, Oxford Brookes University, shared a new learning resource called Sacred Spaces from Management to Managing the Experience of Visitors ; Paul McMahon, president of CIF-ICOMOS Ireland, shared a draft report of their workshop on ICOMOS Guidance on Education and Training 2013: Sustaining our Built Environment Reviewing the State of Conservation, Education and Training ; Maria Teresa Iaquinta, liaison Officer for cooperation with Italy at ICCROM, made a presentation on Capacity Building in the safeguarding of cultural heritage, based on the results of a study made on the budget of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and a survey on the meaning/value of cultural heritage in Italy; and Alessandro Tosi, associate professor at the Department of Civilizations and Forms of Knowledge, at the University of Pisa, made a short presentation on the Master of Science Courses in Planning and Management of Mediterranean Tourism Systems, and in History of Modern Art and New Technologies for Cultural Heritage. Lyse Blanchet, CIF president, opened the discussion mentioning the background of the Capacity Building Principles document, which is being drafted by the CIF Working group. The structure of the document was explained, highlighting the necessity of preparing various Guidelines for targeted audiences. As an example, the on-going preparation of the Guidelines for the professionals and that of the Craftspersons were mentioned. 5 International Monuments and Sites Day on 18 April 5-1 List of events: The Committee has not been involved in this event. 6 Heritage Alerts and Heritage@Risk The Committee has not been involved in this publication; however, the NEW Principles under development will introduce the concept of risk awareness and preparedness. The preventive monitoring of cultural heritage sites is also identified as one of the main activities of a cultural resource conservation and management plan. 7 World Heritage related activities 7-1 List of activities: The Committee has not been involved in this event. 7-2 Summary for the Annual Report: N/A 8 Other Activities and Programmes Suggestions for new initiatives: Developing Guidelines for Wood and Timber training for Central America; Development of Guidelines for Professionals in Europe; Updating the CIF Website its layout and structure; Updating CIF archival documents and their classification to be put on the website; Drafting the history of CIF and its foundation, as well as, the history of the Training Guidelines of Publications 9-1 None 2

3 9-2 Summary for the Annual Report: 10 Current topics In addition to the themes mentioned above, the Committee activated its sub-committee on Crafts in conservation: The Guidelines of the Craft sub-committee has been drafted and translated in Partners 11-1 Partnerships with other Committees and/or affinity organizations: ICCROM and the following ISCs: CIAV, CIPA, Stained Glass International Committee, International Committee on Risk Preparedness; and the following Institutions: European Centre for Trades and Professions for the Conservation of Architectural Heritage, Centre for Conservtion and Preservation of Islamic Architecture, Confédération de l artisanat et des petites enterprises du bâtiment, École d Avignon Summary for the Annual Report: The Committee has four (4) institutional members, including CAPEB (Confédération de l artisanat et des petites entreprises de bâtiment), the European Centre for Trades and Professions for the Conservation of Architectural Heritage, École d Avignon, and Centre for Conservation and Preservation of Islamic Architecture. The Committee also developed a partnership with The Ireland Construction Industry Federation, Heritage Contractors Group, ICOMOS Ireland and ICOMOS UK on the Seminar on the Register of heritage contractors of Ireland. 12 Obituary During the year, CIF was saddened by the loss of Mr Karel Bakker headed the Department of Architecture in the Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology at the University of Pretoria, one of its longest-standing members and voting member for South Africa. 13 Awards CIF welcomed the award of the prestigious ICOMOS Honorary Membership Prize to one of its members, Mr. Jukka Jokilehto. 14 Photographs CIF - ISC Session November CIF BOOTH Caspar Laffrée & Carlo Cesári Navin Piplani & Guests Caspar Laffrée, Reza Shirazian & Azi Soheil 3

4 Giora Solar & Carlo Cesári aa Paul McMahon & Navin Piplani Aylin Orbasli Azi Soheil & Guest Azi Soheil & Dorian Crone & Paul McMahon Navin Piplani & Guest Guests 4

5 Guests Paul McMahon & Dorian Crone CIF Workshop November Paolo Semprini presenting ASSFORM a fully digital training programme (Photo Claudine Déom) 5

6 Aylin Orbasli sharing a new learning resource developed at ICOMOS-UK on visitor management Paul McMahon showing a draft report on ICOMOS Guidance on Education and Training Maria Teresa Iaquinta discussing Capacity Building in the Italian cultural context with Lyse Blanchet 6

7 Alessandro Tosi presenting the Master of Science Courses in Planning and Management of Mediterranean Tourism Systems at the University of Pisa Cevat Erder commenting on the importance of raising awareness of public at a young age 7

8 CIF Workshop, Florence 13 November 2014, Hotel Mediterranean 8