Date de création: 2007
Domaine(s):

- oral traditions and expressions
- performing arts
- social practices, rituals and festive events
- knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe
- traditional craftsmanship
- Congo dance and music

Mesure de sauvegarde:

- preservation, protection
- promotion, enhancement
- transmission, (non-)formal education
- revitalization

Pays principaux d'activité:

Panama

Objectifs:
Dedicated to the rescue and conservation of Historical Heritage, to promote musical education and artistic training through the establishment of a music school in the city of Portobelo so that it will contribute directly to the cultural and environmental development of Portobelo. Promote, enhance, and disseminate knowledge of the history of Portobelo, complying with the legal guidelines that regulate the matter of Historical Heritage of the Nation
Activités:
The Portobelo Bay Foundation (FBP) has played an increasingly important role in the socioeconomic development of the Portobelo population through the promotion of art, culture and social and environmental sustainability. Committed to improving the quality of life of the community with programmes that seek – in particular – community development (economic, social and environmental) through culture and creative industries currently provides two main services: 1. The Little Rhythm School (LER) 2. The House of Congo Culture

Date de création: 2011
Domaine(s):

- oral traditions and expressions
- social practices, rituals and festive events

Mesure de sauvegarde:

- identification, documentation, research (including inventory-making)
- preservation, protection
- promotion, enhancement
- transmission, (non-)formal education

Pays principaux d'activité:

Panama

Objectifs:
FUNDACIÓN INDICRI is a non-profit organization which objectives are to benefit students, professionals and communities, getting them interested in the safeguarding of the natural and cultural heritage of Panama, Ibero-America and the world.
Activités:
Most of the foundation activities are related to ACAMPADOC DOCUMENTARY SCHOOL and ACAMPADOC INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. Both programs have involved and benefited for ten consecutive years hundreds of students, professionals and rural communities who have a vital interest in the rescue of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) throughout the teaching-learning process of documentary filmmaking.
The organization has facilitated the safeguarding of the ICH through documentary cinema as a sustainable factor that replicates itself in the host town and anywhere its graduated students arrive. Together with this community, the safeguarding of the built heritage is understood as a vital substrate for the existence, safeguarding and sustainability of its intangible cultural heritage.
Coopération:
The organization works together with various national and international institutions and organizations that join each year as promoters of this thriving project for the formation and growth of the Panamanian diversity, its cultural heritage and its international projection.