Heritage Tourism 2

Decide whether a property should be deleted from the World Heritage List.

• World Heritage Convention

• World Heritage Committee

• State Parties

They developed the criteria and conditions for the inscription of properties on the World Heritage List.

• World Heritage Convention

• World Heritage Committee

• State Parties

Identify on the basis of Tentative Lists and nominations.

• World Heritage Convention

• World Heritage Committee

• State Parties

Decide which properties are to be inscribed on, or removed from the List of World Heritage in Danger.

• World Heritage Convention

• World Heritage Committee

• State Parties

This section must make clear why the property is considered to be of Outstanding Universal Value.

• State of conservation and factors affecting the property

• Description of the Property

• Identification of the Property

• Justification for Inscription

This is the most important section in the nomination. It must make clear to the Committee precisely where the property is located and how it is geographically defined.

• Justification for Inscription

• Identification of the Property

• Description of the Property

• State of conservation and factors affecting the property

The World Heritage Committee is composed of how many state parties?

• 21

• 22

• 23

• 24

Give a detailed description about the nominated property that includes an overview of its history and development and significant features of the property

• Justification for Inscription

• Identification of the Property

• Description of the Property

• State of conservation and factors affecting the property

It is an inventory of properties which a state party considers to be cultural and/or natural heritage of outstanding universal value, and suitable for inscription.

• Tentative List

• World Heritage List

• World Heritage in Danger

States Parties are requested to submit their Tentative Lists in English or Spanish.

• True

• False