Exercices d'inventaire sur le terrain pour le projet «Renforcement des capacités d'Aruba, de Bonaire, de Curaçao, de Saba, de Sint Eustatius, de Sint Maarten et du Suriname en vue de l'application de la Convention pour la sauvegarde du patrimoine culturel immatériel».

1 juillet 2015 - 31 octobre 2015

Événement

Date

1 juillet 2015 - 31 octobre 2015

Localisation(s)

Philipsburg

Pays

Saint-Martin (partie néerlandaise)

Type

Atelier de renforcement des capacités

Ajouter au calendrier Sint Maarten focused its field exercise on their national dance, the Ponum dance which dates to the 19th century from the days of slavery and emancipation. This element was chosen because only a few practitioners and or performers are directly involved in the enactment or practice of the element. There were also recognizable threats to its continued enactment and transmission, hence its safeguarding was considered extremely important. Two training sessions were held with youth from various youth organizations and discussions were held on the purpose of the inventorying exercise. A total of 17 youth (9 females and 8 males) were trained in the inventorying activity, and worked along with the ICH Committee and 9 practitioners.

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Sint Maarten focused its field exercise on their national dance, the Ponum dance which dates to the 19th century from the days of slavery and emancipation. This element was chosen because only a few practitioners and or performers are directly involved in the enactment or practice of the element. There were also recognizable threats to its continued enactment and transmission, hence its safeguarding was considered extremely important. Two training sessions were held with youth from various youth organizations and discussions were held on the purpose of the inventorying exercise. A total of 17 youth (9 females and 8 males) were trained in the inventorying activity, and worked along with the ICH Committee and 9 practitioners.