Program – RURAL HERITAGE: Landscapes and Beyond

TIME	SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES
8.00-9.00	Posters available for viewing by symposium participants
9.00-10.30	Greetings ICOMOS Maroc, ICOMOS ADCOM, ICOMOS President ICOMOS Spain & ICOMOS Morocco Collaboration at Chefchaouen Symposium Introduction ICOMOS IFLA International Scientific Committee on Cultural Landscapes Symposium Organizing Committee: Patricia O’Donnell, Elizabeth Brabec, Steve Brown
10:30-11:00	Break + viewing of posters

Tracks:

Climate Change, Sustainability and Rights:

Panels 1 & 2;
Knowledge Cafes 1.1 & 1.2

Culture-Nature Journey:

Panels 3 & 4;
Knowledge Cafes 2.1 and 2.2

Intangible Cultural Heritage and Belief Systems:

Panels 5, 6, & 7;
Knowledge Cafe 3.1

Principles and Practice:

Panels 8 & 9;
Knowledge Cafes 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, & 4.5

Regional Perspectives:

Panels 10, 11 & 12;
Knowledge Cafes 5.1 & 5.2

ROOM	Blue Room 1 (capacity: 800) Panel sessions	Green Room 2 (capacity: 270) Panel sessions	Red Room 3 (capacity: 270) Panel sessions	First Floor Room 4 (capacity: 80) Knowledge Cafés	First Floor Room 5 (Capacity: 60) Knowledge Cafés	First Floor Room 6 (Capacity: 60) Knowledge Cafés
11.00-11:55	Panel #11: Reading Rural Landscapes as Heritage *Papers:* L’Erario – World Heritage List Laviscio, et al – Inventory and mapping Brown and Goetcheus – Diverse lenses	Panel #5: Intangible Cultural Heritage Papers: Badry – Egyptian Rural Practices Liu – The Mongolian Ger Su, Ethnic Tourism Yunnan, China	Panel #3: Constructing resilience: The entangled dimensions of nature and culture in agricultural landscapes and waterscapes *Papers:* Lee – Participatory planning and monitoring Ishizawa – Nature, agriculture and rural resilience Forde – M?ori ancestral landscapes	Track 4 KC 4.1: Rural heritage and urban-rural linkages in the ICOMOS SDGs Policy Guidance	Track 1 KC 1.1: Cultural Heritage and Climate Change: Exploring the Impacts and Issues	Track 4 KC 4.3: Rural Landscapes of the 20th Century
12.00-12:55	Track 3 Panel 7: The role of Religious Sites and Structures in Rural Landscapes and Communities *Papers:* Musteata, Fortified Churches from Romania Ziss & Smolnik, Moroccan Adobe Synagogues Brabec, Religious Landscape Networks	Track 3 Panel 6: Patrimoine rural matériel et immatériel au magrheb : médiations, tourisme et dévelopemment social. *Papers:* Zerouali et al, Ksar Ait Ben Haddou Gaied et al, De Chenini, Merah et al, Ksar de Temacine.	Panel #4: Sustainability and Rural Landscapes: CultureNature-based solutions *Papers:* Yildrim – ICOMOS on NatureCulture integration Ortsin – Resiliency of rural socio-ecological landscapes Buckley – ICOMOS/IUCN Connecting Practice rural case study	Track 3 KC 3.1: Les paysages culturels de Risco Caïdo et de l’île Grande Canarie (Espagne): témoignages matériels et immatériels de la civilisation amazigh préhispanique	Track 5 KC 5.2: L’eau, élément fédérateur de l’unité patrimoniale de Rochefort : entre paysage rural et patrimoine culturel	Track 4 KC 4.5: Cultural Tourism’s Impacts on Rural Landscapes: The Opportunities and Challenges and how these can be addressed in the 1999 Cultural Tourism Charter Review
13.00-13.55	Lunch + viewing of posters Information + Q&A on GA2020 (ICOMOS 20^th Annual General assembly & Scientific Symposium, Sydney, Australia

ROOM

Blue Room 1 (capacity: 800)

Panel sessions

Green Room 2 (capacity: 270)

Panel sessions

Red Room 3 (capacity: 270)

Panel sessions

First Floor Room 4 (capacity: 80)

Knowledge Cafés

First Floor Room 5 (Capacity: 60)

Knowledge Cafés

First Floor Room 6 (Capacity: 60)

Knowledge Cafés

14.00-14.55

Panel #1: Le paysage rural patrimonial, outil et projet au service de la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique

Papiers:

Giorgis -Le paysage, une démarche de projet …

Cornu -Environnement du patrimoine rural

Ambroise – Le paysage rural patrimonial …

Panel #2: Sustainable Rural Transformation

Papers:

O’Donnell – Farm and Forest Heritage

Malijani – Integrative Management Planning

Kurtulu? andGüçhan – Rural Transformation in Turkey

Track 5 Panel 12: Rural landscapes and urban development in Latin America – Identification, conservation and management

Papers:

Castriota & Adams, Rural landscapes Latin America

Calderón-Puente & Salcedo, Public policies and development

Mota et al, El Camino Tierra Adentro

Track 1: KC 1.2: Rights-Based Approaches in Rural Heritage – Principles and Practice

Track 4 KC 4.2: “Principles Text” in Action in Outstanding and Ordinary Landscapes

Track 2 KC 2.1: Connecting Practice ICOMOS and IUCN

15.00-15.55

Panel #8: Paradise under threat: Safeguarding and enhancing the local cultural economy in rural landscapes of Mallorca, Crete, and Samoa

Papers:

Chifos – Tourism Dams and Greed

Deya – Responsible Tourism

Aita and Menzies – Address Flood Threats

Track 4 Panel 9:

The Importance of Irrigation Systems in the Rural Landscape

Papers:

Fernandes Ar & Thatikonda Ar, Tank irrigation systems

Feng et al, Silk Road Water Systems

Tandon, Irrigation systems of Kangara

Track 5 Panel 10: Rural Heritage in Turkey: Different Contexts | Diverse Issues | Distinct Responses

Papers:

Ekici et al, Sustainability, Kemer, Turkey

Asrav & Altinoz, Local vs. Top Down Policies

Bulut et al, Multilayered Gaziköy

Track 5 KC 5.1:

Systemes et Methodes Traditionnels de Preservation des Paysages Ruraux au Mali et en Afrique

Track 4 KC 4.4:

Building Multi-Cultural Understanding through Translation and Dialogue: Languages and Terminologies for ICOMOS IFLA-ISC CL Rural Landscapes Principles

Track 2 KC 2.2: Beyond the ‘war on nature’ and the ‘attacks on culture’: the CultureNature Journey through Rural Landscapes

16.00-16.30

Break + viewing of posters

16.30-17.45	Rural Heritage Landscape & Beyond, Outcomes and the Way Forward Panel Summary of outcomes Key findings Future directions Open Discussion
17.45-17.55	Concluding remarks Thanks

20.00-22.00

Gala Dinner