Exploring Cultural Diversity Dutch ICH Policies and the Contribution of NGOs Riet de Leeuw (Ministry of Culture) and Albert van der Zeijden (scientific.

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Exploring Cultural Diversity Dutch ICH Policies and the Contribution of NGOs Riet de Leeuw (Ministry of Culture) and Albert van der Zeijden (scientific policy official Dutch Centre for Intangible Heritage) ICH NGO Forum, Paris 23 November 2014

Riet de Leeuw Senior policy officer Ministry for Education, Culture and Science Department for Heritage and Arts The Netherlands

3 The Netherlands ratified in 2012 Ministry of Education, Culture and Science responsible for the implementation of the Convention Working together with: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Social Affairs, Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment Working together with the government of the 12 provinces and municipalities No addition or amendment needed to existing legislation Starting points cultural policy ICH

National Inventory Research Safeguarding methods Capacity building (Caribbean parts Kingdom and Suriname) Monitoring/Evaluation: Heritage Monitor 4

Criteria National Inventory Bottom-up At the heart of the inventory: communities, groups and individuals Inventory: of, for and by the bearers of ICH Accessible and interactive: website Cultural divers 5

Implementation Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage (VIE): independent cultural organization, funded by the Ministry Coordination implementation of the Convention/National Inventory Network function: working together with museums, universities, training institutes etc. Cultural Participation Fund: programme to encourage the spirit of participation and engagement in arts and heritage Funding scheme for intangible heritage: support for communities and small organizations to develop safeguarding plans/methods 6

Future challanges Cultural diversity: ICH and young people ICH and migrant groups/new Dutch/former colonies ICH and living traditions in urban surroundings ICH and e-communities 7

Collaboration Separate roles, working together: Government and knowledge institute VIE: platform to exchange knowledge about the convention, safeguarding methods, to support communities, etc. Interaction between knowledge and policy development 8

Dutch Centre for Intangible Heritage Accredited NGO, ‘competent body’ Advising the Dutch government in her ICH policies Coordinator of the Dutch ICH inventory Knowledge, information, advise, mediating, raising awarenes Supporting the communities in their safeguarding efforts (eg. Safeguarding methodologies)

What do we do: our agenda of last week VIE Expertmeeting with researchers and scientists promoting National ICH research agenda (Friday) Lecture Ministry of Culture about Sinterklaas (Monday) Independent Audit Commission National Inventory (Tuesday) Margriet fair: raising awareness (whole week) Preparing Circus exhibition made by communities themselves (whole week, will open next week) National Events Conference: large scale events, city promoting, lectured about possible role ICH (Thursday) Preparing a conference on ICH in the city (Thursday) Conference European Federation of Traditional Sports (Friday)

What do we do? Knowledge and information Advising national, regional and local authorities in their ICH policies (eg. Events conference) Raising awareness (Margriet Fair) Assisting communities (Circus exhibition, Traditional Sports meeting) We act as brokers and intermediaries

Diversity: special topic research agenda + National Inventory Henna and other traditions from diverse communities Graffity and other traditions especially popular with youngsters

With their knowledge and know-how NGOs can help implementing the UNESCO convention and contribute to fruitful government policies concerning ICH and cultural diversity. Strength of NGOs