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3 A Activity Type 5: HERITAGE MANAGEMENT
Specific heritage and conservation management projects
will be deployed to provide best practice exemplars to
land-owners, curators and practitioners in improving
systems of protection, through for example model
Heritage Management Programme B1: Developing Management
Agreements: Partnership management of the historic environment
Sub-Programme Name Developing Management Plans and Agreements for Historic Assets
Sub-Programme Number 31521.110
Corporate Objective
Activity Type and Programme HERITAGE MANAGEMENT B1: Developing Management Agreements: Partnership
management of the historic environment
Sub-Programme Description
Reason for EH Support
Similar Sub-Programmes
The development of management
management agreements and partnerships (B1). In
the case of last resort English Heritage may directly
fund the repair and consolidation of very vulnerable or
damaged historic assets which are worth saving (C1).
3A: Promote better legislation, policies, guidance and good practice to improve the system of
protection
Projects exploring and establishing innovative and effective management agreements to
promote sustainable conservation of specific historic assets or groups or assets. Management
plans and agreements will be based on research audits of the nature of the asset(s)
concerned but such research projects feature under Corporate Aim 1A. Examples might be:
• Management plan for a single site or monument
• Conservation plan for a group of sites
• Management agreement for a landscape
• Heritage Partnership Agreement
Ensures heritage issues are built into wider change-management considerations, take account
of conservation principles and heritage legislation but are efficient and reduce management
burden for given areas
Management plans and agreements will be based on research audits of the nature of the
asset(s) concerned but such research projects will typically feature under Corporate Aim 1A.
Pilots demonstrating how such agreements are intended to be framed will be developed
under 31143.110
agreements on special sites with
competing requirements such as here at
Thornborough, N Yorks, help to promote
sensitive and inclusive solutions to
complex conservation issues © David
MacLeod, English Heritage
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