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Welcome to SAFE Introduction to the workshop and its materials Purpose of this presentation March 2016 Barranquilla Carnival (c) 2011 Matt Wootton

SAFE WORKSHOP 5-day workshop 3 SAFE units: 45 – 46 - 47 Units from IMP+ POL (IP) 2 versions: game, non-game 3 scenarios: Kassen, Blika, Lemnix 2-5 days WS Unit 55 Policy © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO/ ICH

SAFE UNITS Unit 045: Introduction Unit 046: Scenarios and games Unit 047: Concluding session Standard workshop 45 has a lessons plan, documents + step by step gyide 45 has all scenarios + FN – carefull, FN overall + FN for each game 47: has instructions on how to run the session + multiple choice questionnaires – one HO for participants + FN with replies © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO/ ICH

SAFE: Other materials Unit 1: Terminology (HO1) + Introducing participants (HO 2) Unit 3: Key concepts (PT) Unit 9: Safeguarding (PT) Unit 55: Intellectual property (HO 7 + PPT 3) Basic Texts © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO/ ICH

3 scenarios - 3 different settings Kassen Rural & peri-urban setting in a developing country Blika Urban setting in a rather developed country Limnu Rural setting in a poor developing country © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO/ ICH

Safeguarding Fanoko, a cheese-making tradition in Kassen Scenario 1: Kassen Safeguarding Fanoko, a cheese-making tradition in Kassen Minority community Fan Developing country Rural & peri-urban/urban area ICH: one clearly defined element: Fanoko cheese making Issues: sustainable development, intellectual property protection 1 to 1.5 days 10 characters (+ scribe + facilitator)

Safeguarding Ori ICH in the Republic of Blika Scenario 2: Blika Safeguarding Ori ICH in the Republic of Blika Immigrant community Ori 3 main towns in a developed country ICH - 11 Ori elements 3 to 4 elements for Blika inventory + develop SP for endangered ICH Issues: policies towards immigrants/minority groups + their impact on ICH 2 days 12 characters (+ scribe + facilitator)

Safeguarding Limnu Valley ICH in the Kingdom of Lemnix Scenario 3: Limnu Safeguarding Limnu Valley ICH in the Kingdom of Lemnix Limnu/Valley people Two villages in a remote valley in a (poor) developing country ICH: The long week + Festival of the Clouds Safeguarding ICH as a way towards sustainable development Issues: outmigration, unemployment, SD, IP 1.5 - 2 days 13 characters (incl. scribe) + facilitator

NON GAME VERSIONS for all 3 scenarios Experts invited in their own capacity Facilitator in the role of consultant Helping the community to develop a SP Scenarios used as case studies Partially different instructions and hand outs © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO/ ICH

For any further questions: Capacity Building and Heritage Policies Unit Intangible Cultural Heritage Section Tel.: +33 1 45 68 43 30 E-mail: h.drobna@unesco.org © All Rights Reserved: UNESCO/ ICH