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  • 2016. évi LXXIV. törvény a településkép védelméről

    A law laying the national framework for the system of individual policy documents of the settlements. It defines the framework for “settlement preservation statutes” and “settlement preservation handbooks”, which serve as the local tools for the protection and regulation of settlements. There is a strong emphasis on the regulation of advertisements. In Hungary the building authorities are the county offices of the state government, while the settlements can control the building activities through so-called settlement preservation appraisals, which follow the local regulation. The local statutes also include the listed buildings

    Bundesgesetz betreffend den Schutz von Denkmalen wegen ihrer geschichtlichen, künstlerischen oder sonstigen kulturellen Bedeutung (Denkmalschutzgesetz – DMSG) (Monuments Protection Act)

    The Denkmalschutzgesetz DMSG (Monuments Protection Act) is the Austrian national law for cultural heritage protection. Into force since 1923, the Act has been amended several times, with the last being in 2024. As the general law for cultural heritage protection, in the DMSG is to be found the national definition of cultural heritage and monument, which emphasises the historic, artistic, and cultural significance, and its scope of application. It establishes the protection regime and measures, and it prohibits destruction or alteration of monuments without proper authorisation. The DMSG regulates as

    Politique Régionale pour le Patrimoine en Île-de-France (Regional Heritage Policy in Île-de-France)

    This resource provides a comprehensive overview of various projects aimed at the preservation and valorisation of heritage across different communities. It highlights funding opportunities and the collaborative efforts of local authorities, associations, and cultural institutions to enhance public engagement with heritage. The content focuses on several key initiatives, including temporary exhibitions that explore historical themes such as leisure activities and sports in the 19th and 20th centuries. These projects not only aim to showcase the cultural significance of heritage but also to foster dialogue between history, social sciences, and contemporary

    Forslag til folketingsbeslutning om at 3D-dokumentere Danmarks unikke bygnings- og anlægsarv (Proposal for a Parliamentary Resolution to 3D document Denmark’s unique building and construction heritage)

    This legislative proposal advocates for the 3D documentation of Denmark’s unique building and construction heritage. By creating accurate 3D models of culturally significant structures, Denmark aims to ensure their preservation and facilitate restoration in cases of damage from fire, natural disasters, or vandalism. The document emphasizes the importance of preserving historical buildings and sites, inspired by the successful use of 3D models in the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. It highlights the potential for 3D technology to accurately capture architectural details, enabling precise reconstructions and preserving cultural heritage

    Law on Implementation of Decisions of the Commission to Preserve National Monuments

    The “Law on Implementation of Decisions of the Commission to Preserve National Monuments” mandates the protection and rehabilitation of properties designated as national monuments in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It specifies that these monuments enjoy the highest degree of legal protection and outlines the responsibilities of various authorities to ensure their preservation. The law also details the approval process for conservation, renovation, or reconstruction of these monuments, emphasizing the importance of maintaining their original state to the extent possible. Additionally, it establishes the legal, scientific, technical, administrative, and financial measures necessary

    Rulebook on the Activities of the Commission as Regards International Cooperation

    The “Rulebook on the Activities of the Commission as Regards International Cooperation” outlines the procedures for the Commission to Preserve National Monuments in Bosnia and Herzegovina to engage in international relations. It specifies the Commission’s roles in initiating and executing international agreements, participating in negotiations, and representing Bosnia and Herzegovina’s interests in international conventions related to national monuments. The document details the Commission’s involvement in various international cooperation efforts, including collaboration with INTERPOL, UNESCO inscription submissions, and fundraising for monument preservation. It mandates annual reporting to the Presidency of Bosnia

    Decision of BiH Presidency on Commission to Preserve National Monuments

    The document outlines the establishment and operational framework of the Commission to Preserve National Monuments in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Formed under the General Framework Agreement for Peace, the Commission is tasked with ruling on applications to designate properties as national monuments based on cultural, historic, religious, or ethnic importance. It details the Commission’s structure, including the appointment of its members, headquarters in Sarajevo, and the ability to perform functions outside its main office. The Commission’s funding comes from Bosnia and Herzegovina’s budget, with additional financing methods. The document emphasizes the

    The General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Dayton Peace Agreement), Annex 8 – Agreement on the Commission to Preserve National Monuments

    The Dayton Peace Agreement’s Annex 8 establishes the Commission to Preserve National Monuments as a commitment to protect cultural and historical heritage in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It reflects the importance of preserving national monuments not only as a means of honoring cultural identity but also as a fundamental aspect of post-conflict recovery and reconciliation. The agreement underscores the need for cooperation and respect for the heritage that embodies the history and identity of the region, aiming to ensure that such treasures are safeguarded for future generations. Through this annex, the

    Zakon o zaštiti kulturnih dobara (The Law on Protection of Cultural Heritage)

    The Law sets forth the regulations for identifying, categorising, protecting, and preserving cultural goods, including immovable, movable, and intangible cultural heritage. It emphasizes the significance of cultural goods as essential components of cultural heritage, valuable for their historical, artistic, scientific, archaeological, architectural, and other societal importances. The law outlines the responsibilities of owners and holders, establishing a comprehensive protection regime that includes preventative protection, determination of cultural value, categorization, and registration of cultural goods. It underscores the importance of safeguarding cultural diversity and facilitating access to cultural goods for educational,

    Zakon o zaštiti prirodnog i kulturno-istorijskog područja Kotora (Law on the Protection of the Natural and Cultural-Historical Area of Kotor)

    The Law sets forth measures for conserving and managing the Kotor region, recognised for its natural and cultural significance, including its UNESCO World Heritage status. It outlines the boundaries of the protected area, covering approximately 12,000 hectares of land and sea across several municipalities. The law emphasizes the public interest in preserving the area’s universal value, historical, urban, architectural, and landscape qualities. It establishes a management framework led by a council appointed by the Government of Montenegro, focusing on sustainable development, presentation, and scientific evaluation. The law integrates other relevant

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