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UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Section Fieldwork practicum plan in inventorying Unit 30 PowerPoint presentation UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Section © 2009 by Chen Ming/Beijing Bureau of Culture

In this presentation… Reflecting on community collaboration, Defining objectives and expected outcomes Developing a scenario Preparing information-generation exercises

Reflecting on community collaboration Who is the collaborating community and how was it identified? How was the free, prior and informed consent of the collaborating community obtained for hosting the fieldwork practicum?

Defining objectives and expected outcomes What are the expectations of the community and workshop participants regarding the fieldwork practicum? What are the expected goals given the limited time and specific circumstances? What are the expected outcomes?

Developing a scenario Exercise (45 minutes): Develop a scenario for the fieldwork practicum with the collaborating community

Preparing information-generation exercises What is to be identified and described? A specific ICH element? ICH elements from one or different domains? Various elements of the same domain? Refine the inventorying framework. Choose techniques to be used and prepare materials/equipment.