17.COM : Report of the Evaluation Body on its work in 2022
rther encourages the States Parties nominating intangible cultural heritage related to craftsmanship and foodways to be mindful that the ‘standardisation’ and ‘labelling’ of practices could run a risk of over-controlling the enactment of knowledge and skills, which would limit the viability of elements and human creativity, and further rem...
3 December 2022>Rabat
and know-how. As-Samer thus promotes the visibility of the intangible cultural heritage as a whole. The commensality of food, poetry, dance, clothing and joy highlighted at this ceremony gives a positive image of living together and human cultural diversity. R.3: The safeguarding measures proposed could raise the visibility of As-Samer and enc...
1 December 2018>Port Louis
edieval periods of history is documented in many parts of the world. Originally a means of obtaining food, falconry has acquired other values over time and has been integrated into communities as a social and recreational practice and as a way of connecting with nature. Today, falconry is practised by people of all ages in many countries. As an imp...
18 December 2021>Online
e buds to be harvested, delicately harvesting without damaging the plants, finding water and preserving food, and so on. Practitioners and bearers transmit the related knowledge through orality, observation and experimentation, mainly within the family circle. The techniques associated with mopa-mopa harvesting, wood processing and varnish decorati...
19 December 2020>Paris
ment is a source of cultural identity and has served the livelihood of the community through marine food-gathering. The skill of the wayfinders is actively reopening traditional seaways. The element does not contravene existing human rights instruments and its practice demonstrates mutual respect among communities. U.2: Only a limited number of nav...
18 December 2021>Online
ighlight the potential importance of traditional practices for the preservation of biodiversity and even for food safety. The inscription would also increase the visibility of elements related to traditional medicine, crafts and culinary practices. As the element is spread across different areas of Poland and Belarus, its inscription would strength...
19 December 2020>Paris
icities, genders and ages. R.2: The file explains the connection between the element and quality education, food security, health care, gender equality, inclusive economic development, environmental sustainability, and peace and social cohesion. Research, workshops and conferences are held to enrich the body of knowledge associated with the ele...
6 December 2024>Asunción
rge size, intelligence, agility, strength and shiny coat, Akhal-Teke are hardy and can manage without food and water for long stretches of time. There are many customs and traditions around Akhal-Teke horses, including naming rituals, horse beauty contests, and racing and riding games. They are also closely linked to wedding ceremonies, during whic...
8 December 2023>Kasane
may also foster greater understanding of the role of intercultural exchange in creating culturally diverse food practices globally. Moreover, thanks to its adaptive nature in the face of environmental challenges, it may foster dialogue related to sustainability in heritage practices. R.3: The element is safeguarded, first of all, through sponta...
19 December 2020>Paris
uding narrations of sadness, happiness and rebellion. Sega tambour Chagos is also accompanied by traditional food and drink. Nowadays, new lyrics have been created associated with the nostalgic past and motherland, rooted in an experience of dislocation to ensure young people do not lose their roots and pride. However, despite efforts to safeguard...
14 December 2019>Bogotá