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1. Introduction: Reflections on the Context 2. [World] Heritage as a Global Responsibility 3. Locally Based Management 4. Typology of Sites and Site Conditions 5. Principles of Good Heritage Site Management 6. Conclusions WH 2007 JEJU DO 6
Global responsibility – taken seriously? • The “global responsibility” may well be referred to in big UN documents (WH List since 1972!), but it is certainly not yet a fully developed global movement • Two very tough tests, • Taking overall responsibility at national level, and • Translating global responsibility into local action • In principle, this is similar to the situation in the globallocal environmental agenda (LA 21) in the 1980s and 90s 7
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Page 35 and 36: Need for a better WHS database •
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