A series of trainings on “Effective Management of Historical and Cultural Heritage” will be held in 10 oblasts of the Central and Western Ukraine. Representatives of line departments of local authorities, activists and those dealing with the cultural heritage are welcome to participate. The preference will be given to teams consisting of two participants from one city, town or AH (one representative of local authorities and one representative of civil society institutes, or a person connected with the cultural heritage).
The Programme of trainings suggests lectures, practical exercises and work over a portfolio of cultural heritage facilities of participants’ own cities.
The Training contains three blocks:
Lviv: 18–20 July; 15-17 August; 5–7 September.
Uman: 11-13 July; 8-10 August; 12-14 September.
The final date of submitting the application is 27 June 2019.
Registration form: http://bit.ly/reherit_training
Event in Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/443310062912292/
The trainings are part of the Project called ReHERIT «Joint Responsibility for Joint Heritage» funded by the European Union https://www.reherit.org.ua/
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