2024年中国城市遗产保护报告_南南合作框架下的优秀实践与经验（英文版）_77页_18mb

Summary of "Heritage Conservation in Chinese Cities: Good Practices and Experiences in the Context of South-South Cooperation"

The report presents 12 innovative practices of city heritage conservation in China, supported by the UNOSSC Cities Project in collaboration with UNESCO’s WHITRAP and Human Settlements Magazine. These cases demonstrate effective models using Science, Creativity, Empowerment, Inclusion, and Transboundary Cooperation (SCEIT) to conserve, educate, and sustain heritage sites while addressing challenges like volunteerism, multi-stakeholder engagement, and sustainable tourism.

Key highlights:

• Volunteerism and Multi-Stakeholder Models: Cases like the "Four-in-One Digital Memory" initiative and "4+5+N Mining and Metallurgy Volunteer Service" mobilize community participation.
• Creative and Digital Innovations: Projects engage youth and stakeholders through VR, storytelling (e.g., Dunhuang Shadow Puppet Book) and integrated heritage tourism.
• South-South Collaboration: Cases transfer replicable solutions across developing countries, supporting SDGs (e.g., SDG 4, Quality Education; SDG 11, Sustainable Cities).

The SCEIT model provides a framework for future heritage conservation, emphasizing adaptive reuse, inclusive participation, digital education, and public engagement. Policymakers can draw from these experiences to strengthen heritage conservation in South-South cooperation.