Volontariat pour le patrimoine mondial
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The World Heritage Volunteers (WHV) initiative was launched in 2008 to mobilize and involve young people and youth organizations in World Heritage preservation and promotion.
8 years of fruitful experience.
3500
3500 volunteers
have participated
219
219 action camps
have been held
46
in 46 countries
around the world
52
with 52 local
organization and NGOs
The project continues to receive a considerable amount of attention on social media, raising awareness of World Heritage issues and volunteer activity opportunities among youths. The UNESCO World Heritage Centre coordinates the overall implementation of the initiative in collaboration with international and regional volunteer service organizations.
Objectives
Youth Action Camps
The World Heritage Volunteers initiative consists of youth action camps, which are organized by local youth organizations or NGOs. The action camps generally last between two or four weeks, where young volunteers carry out concrete actions, comprizing both hands-on preventive conservation activities and information sessions on issues related to World Heritage, as well as activities carried out together with local communities. Each action camp accommodates some ten to thirty national and international volunteer participants.
World Heritage Volunteers 2015
This year the campaign will be contributing to:
the Decade on Biodiversity (2011-2020).
Patrimonito takes a stand in a changing global environment
Campaigns
World Heritage Volunteers 2015
World Heritage Volunteers 2014
World Heritage Volunteers 2013
World Heritage Volunteers 2012
World Heritage Volunteers 2011
World Heritage Volunteers 2010
World Heritage Volunteers 2009
World Heritage Volunteers 2008
Frequently Asked Question
World Heritage Volunteers
What is World Heritage Volunteers?
Who selects and who organizes action camps?
Who can participate?
Is it possible to volunteer at a World Heritage site another way?
Are there any other requirements to become a World Heritage Volunteer?
For Organizations
How can my organization apply to run a World Heritage Volunteers project?
When is the deadline to apply to run a camp?
How long does the selection process take?
What are the criteria for selection?
What is the maximum number of projects the organization is eligible to apply for?
What are the details I should pay attention to when applying?
Who will decide whether my project will be part of that year’s World Heritage Volunteers campaign?
Will there be any financial support for the projects available?
How will organizations receive confirmation that they will take part in the World Heritage Volunteers initiative?
Will my project be monitored?
How will media promotion of the projects be supported?
Who is Patrimonito?
Can I use Patrimonito and the UNESCO and World Heritage logo in my project?
What is expected from the organization once the action camp has been held?
Where can I find more information about the World Heritage Volunteers initiative and previous campaigns?
Contacts
If you have any further questions regarding the WHV 2014 campaign, please contact the World Heritage Volunteers coordinators: Open Houses Germany (info@openhouses.de) for projects in Europe and the Coordination Committee for International Voluntary Service (CCIVS) (secretariat@ccivs.org) for all other countries.
Autres activités
- World Heritage Volunteers 2015
- World Heritage Volunteers 2014
- World Heritage Volunteers 2013
- Volontariat international pour le patrimoine mondial 2012
- World Heritage Volunteers 2011 Results
- Volontariat international pour le patrimoine mondial 2011
- Volontariat international pour le patrimoine mondial 2010 – « l’Action volontaire de Patrimonito »
- Volontariat international pour le Patrimoine 2009 - Patrimonito Voluntary Action 2009
- Volontariat international pour le patrimoine mondial 2008 - Patrimonito retrousse ses manches