HERITAGE AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

1 HERITAGE AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS :POLICY GUIDANCE FOR HERITAGE AND DEVELOPMENT ACTORSHERITAGE AND THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS :POLICY GUIDANCE FOR HERITAGE AND DEVELOPMENT ACTORSP repared by the SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS Working Group Priority Action 1 Task Team: Sophia Labadi (Task Team Coordinator)Francesca GilibertoIlaria RosettiLinda ShetabiEge Yildirim March, 2021 Prepared by the SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS Working Group Priority Action 1 Task Team: Sophia Labadi (Task Team Coordinator), Francesca Giliberto, Ilaria Rosetti, Linda Shetabi, Ege Yildirim Published by: International Council on Monuments and Sites - ICOMOS Copy Editing by: Michelle Duong and Laurie Smith, in partnership with the NSERC CREATE (Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada - Collaborative Research and Training Experience) HERITAGE Engineering Program and the Carleton University Immersive Media Studio (CIMS), Carleton University, Ottawa, Design by:Vanessa ParisCover page photo.

2 Ageleh Jmeidi and Wajd Nawafleh, two local USAID SCHEP participants at the Temple of the Winged Lions, Petra (Credit: American Center of Research [ACOR] 2018, photo taken by Saleem Fakhoury).Recommended citation:Labadi, S., Giliberto, F., Rosetti, I., Shetabi, L., Yildirim, E. (2021). HERITAGE and the SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS : Policy Guidance for HERITAGE and DEVELOPMENT Actors. Paris: LabadiICOMOS National Committee: United KingdomSophia Labadi is Professor of HERITAGE at the University of Kent in the UK. She also holds a Leadership Fellowship (2019-2021) from the Arts and Humanities Research Council in the UK.

3 Much of Professor Labadi s research focuses on how HERITAGE sites and museums can address some of the most pressing global challenges, including social justice, gender equality or SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT . Her research is nourished by her experiences as consultant for international organisations and governments. Professor Labadi is the author of HERITAGE and Globalisation (co-edited with Colin Long, Routledge, 2010), UNESCO, Cultural HERITAGE and Outstanding Universal Value (AltaMira Press, 2012); Urban HERITAGE , DEVELOPMENT and Sustainability (co-edited with Bill Logan, Routledge 2015) and The Cultural Turn in International Aid (Routledge, 2019).

4 Francesca GilibertoICOMOS National Committee: ItalyDr. Francesca Giliberto is a HERITAGE researcher and consultant. Currently she is Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at PRAXIS/University of Leeds, where she authored a report on HERITAGE for Global Challenges (2021) and co-organised the conference HERITAGE and Our SUSTAINABLE Future: Research, Practice, Policy and Impacts in collaboration with the UK National Commission for UNESCO. In parallel, she works at the University of Kent on a research project exploring the impacts of COVID-19 on her-itage-based tourism in Sub-Saharan Africa and how to rethink more SUSTAINABLE tourism strategies.

5 In the past ten years, she has carried out comparative and interdisciplinary research and professional projects for public and private actors on cultural HERITAGE and SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT as well as on urban HERITAGE conservation and management in the framework of the UNESCO s Historic Urban Landscape Recommendation, the United Nations Agenda 2030 and the 2015 UNESCO Policy on World HERITAGE and SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT . Ilaria RosettiICOMOS National Committee: The NetherlandsIlaria Rosetti is a candidate at the University of Antwerp, in the Antwerp Cultural HERITAGE Sciences (ARCHES) research group, and visiting researcher at TUDelft, in the HERITAGE and Values chair (HEVA).

6 Her research focuses on the role(s) that participation in HERITAGE practices can play in achieving sus-tainable urban DEVELOPMENT . Her experience includes projects for public and private institutions, both in the academic and professional sphere, within fields of cultural policy, SUSTAINABLE tourism, community engagement, and strategies for the UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGs). As an academic and HERITAGE professional, she is dedicated to supporting planning, monitoring and assessment of participatory HERITAGE practices, with a focus on capacity building and resources generation, for achieving the UN 2030 ShetabiICOMOS National Committee: United KingdomLinda Shetabi is a HERITAGE consultant and PhD Candidate in Urban Studies (University of Glasgow, School of Social and Political Sciences), examining Scottish HERITAGE conservation policy within the context of the UN 2030 Agenda and environ-mental sustainability.

7 Alongside teaching, she serves on the ICOMOS SDGs Working Group Task Team for Priority Action 1. Previously, Linda was the Academic and Research Coordinator for Architectural Conservation Programmes at the University of Hong Kong where she led the implementation of HERITAGE Inventory and Management System for Hong Kong and Yangon. Throughout the years, Linda has served on a variety of boards as an advocate for HERITAGE and community rights, negotiating mutually agreeable solutions between developers, government institutions and homeowners. Ege Y ld r mICOMOS National Committee: TurkeyDr.

8 Ege Yildirim is an urban planner and HERITAGE conservation specialist with over 20 years experience working in Turkey and internationally. Her work focuses on HERITAGE policy and governance; UNESCO World HERITAGE ; and SUSTAINABLE devel-opment. She has a PhD on social environmental sciences from Ankara University, and was a Fulbright Scholar at Pratt Institute, New York. Based in Istanbul since 2013, her previ-ous work includes positions of conservation planner at KA-BA Architecture Ltd, Ankara; conservation coordinator at Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture & HERITAGE ; consultant and Site Manager of the Historic Guild Town of Mudurnu; and Key Expert in the EU-Turkey Anatolian Archaeology and Cultural HERITAGE Institute project.

9 Most recently, she has served as the ICOMOS Focal Point for the UN SDGs (2016-2020), and cur-rently coordinates the Sustainability Thematic Debate of the OurWorldHeritage biographiesContributors (those who consented to be cited): Participants of the Knowledge Cafe within the ICOMOS Symposium on rural HERITAGE in Marrakesh, Morocco (October 17, 2019) and the Experts Meeting in Marrakesh (October 19, 2019): Nils Ahlberg; Luisa Ambrosio; Steve Brown; Peter Cox; Kerime Danis; Bartomeu Deya; Khalid El Harrouni; Nicole Franceschini; Albino Jopela; Tokie Laotan-Brown; Fergus Maclaren; Kerstin Manz; Deirdre McDermott; Paolo Motta; Sergiu Musteata; Patricia O Donnell; Peter Phillips; Julianne Polanco; Andrew Potts; Gurmeet RaiRespondents to the online survey (November 2019-January 2020): Luana Alessandrini; Steve Brown; Akifumi Iwabuchi; Yoshinori Iwasaki; Agnieshka Kiera; Fergus Maclaren; Hossam Mahdy; Eric Martin; Paolo Motta; Miles Oglethorpe; Samia Rab Kirchner; Cecilie Smith-Christensen; Jeffrey Soule; Helen Wilson; Shengyin Xu; Ay eg l Y lmazRespondents to the 1st consultation (July-September 2020): Mohamed Badry Amer.

10 Dinu Bumbaru; Sheridan Burke; Gabriel Caballero; Elena Dimitrova; Claus-Peter Echter; Khalid El Harrouni; Maya Ishizawa; Tokie Laotan-Brown; Susan MacDonald; Richard MacKay; Fergus Maclaren; Jurate Markeviciene; Bente Mathisen; Deirdre McDermott; Sue Millar; Paolo Motta; Patricia O Donnell; Ishanlosen Odiaua; Navin Piplani; Smriti Pant; Donovan Rypkema; Cecilie Smith-Christensen; Urvashi Srivastava; Michael Turner; Stacy Vallis; Charlotte Van Emstede; Kai Weise; ISC on Underwater HERITAGE (Chris Underwood, Hans Van Tilburg & Arturo Rey da Silva); ISC on Water and HERITAGE (Ian Travers).