WORKSHOP Risk reduction for Caribbean Heritage, June 2008 English Version 21 May / /5

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English Version 21 May / 2008 1/5 In the framework of The Caribbean Capacity Building Programme for World Heritage (CCBP) In the framework of The United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) Organized by UNESCO The Regional Office for Culture in Latin America and the Caribbean. UNESCO, Kingston/Jamaica and /Haïti. The. With the cooperation of: UNESCO Regional Chair for Sciences on the conservation of Cultural Properties, National Center for Conservation, Restoration and Museology, CENCREM, Cuba The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) under: Caribbean Risk Management Initiative (CRMI) The Local Human Development Program (PDHL)/Area Risks and natural disasters. And the especial contribution by: The Civil Defense System of the Republic of Cuba The Meteorological Institute of Cuba The National Council of Cultural Heritage The Office of the Historian of the City of Havana Workshop objectives: Training heritage site managers and the staff of United Nations Agencies, participating at the Risk Reduction Program in Cuba. Pilot course under the framework of the UNESCO/WHC Caribbean Capacity Building Programme for World Heritage (CCBP), and adjusted to the framework The United Nations Development Assistance (UNDAF) Organize training activities for regional cooperation with the UNESCO Regional Chair for Integrated Conservation of Cultural Properties (based at CENCREM) and The National Council of Cultural Heritage of Cuba

English Version 9 June / 2008 2/5 Goals: Main Objectives Supporting conservation by risk preparedness ensuring the authenticity of Heritage in the Caribbean Exchanging on management practices for the protection of cultural properties in Cuba and the Caribbean Exchanging successful experiences in heritage conservation and risk reduction in the Caribbean. Specific Objectives Capacity Building for 25 site managers and co-responsible experts in the Caribbean Highlighting selected management practices for the protection of cultural properties in the Caribbean by the analysis of selected case studies and lessons learnt. Training to staff members participating at the UN risk reduction interagency group in Cuba. Pilot Implementation of CCBP module 3 On the Co-participating agencies and entities: The workshop aims the participation of heritage experts and leading agencies in their respective fields. It is focused on Heritage matters but also aims to stretch UN interagency cooperation, disseminating their activities and enhancing results on the conservation of Caribbean Heritage sites. The workshop will train heritage site managers jointly with other experts in different fields, highlighting on the basic principles of cooperation for emergency procedures as they are established for risk reduction by the UN System (agencies, funds and programs). Experiences achieved by The Caribbean Risk Management Initiative /CRMI will serve as synergy platform to experience cooperation methods. The Workshop will be developed in the Framework of with the UNESCO Regional Chair for Integrated Conservation of Cultural Properties (based at CENCREM) and The National Council of Cultural Heritage of Cuba to foster an enhanced relation and network with other preservation entities in Cuba and the Caribbean, strengthening relationships with other preservation agencies in Cuba and the Caribbean, and UN agencies as well as the reinforcement of articulations with specialized agencies as The Office of the Historian of The City of Havana, The Civil defense system, The Meteorological institute and other Cuban and Caribbean participants. Professor: 1. Herbert Stovel, hstovel@gmail.com Guest Lecturer, International Consultant, ICOMOS, ICCROM, Canada Speakers: 2. Herman van-hooff, h.van-hooff@unesco.org.cu Director UNESCO Havana 3. Karen Bernard,karen.bernard@undp.org Director Caribbean Risk Management Initiative /CRMI 4. Specialist to be designated by the Meteorological Institute Cuba 5. Specialist to be designated by the Civil Defense of Cuba 6. Rosendo Mesías, rosendo.mesias@undp.org Programme officer UNDP Coordination: 7. Victor Marín, v.marin@unesco.org.cu Programme Manager Culture, UNERSCO Havana 8. Sandra Varela, s.varela@unesco.org.cu Assistant to the Director Venue: UNESCO Chair at CENCREM, Convento de Santa Clara, La Habana Vieja Calle Cuba 610 entre Luz y Sol, teléfonos 861 2877, 861 3775, cencrem@cencrem.cult.cu

English Version 9 June / 2008 3/5 Preliminary Calendar and Overall Academic Program 23-27 June 2008: Monday 23 June 8:30 AM Registration at CENCREM Calle Cuba 610, La Habana Vieja 9:00 AM Opening Session Introduction of the participants and the program/ Victor Marín Address by the Resident Representative of UN System in Cuba 9:30 AM UNESCO and the follow-up to World Heritage Periodic report in LAC/ Introduction to CCBP and module 3 / Herman van Hooff 10:15 AM Main lecture Challenges in Risk Management on cultural Heritage / Herbert Stovel 11: 20 AM UNESCO and Normative Action / Víctor Marín 12:05 PM Round of questions and answers 2:00 PM PANEL Improving risk preparedness: tools of analysis/ Herbert Stovel and guests 3:30 PM Guided visit by UNESCO and PDHL Tour by Historic Center and visit to Old Havana Risk Reduction Center 7:00 PM Presentation Journal Oralidad Edition 15, and Welcome Cocktail / optional Hotel Florida Obispo and Cuba streets, badget requested Tuesday 24 June 8:30 AM Improving risk preparedness / Civil Defense of Cuba 9:00 AM tools of analysis for risk preparedness/ Civil Defense of Cuba 9:30 AM Cuban Strategy to prevent risks for cultural heritage / Ministry of Culture, Cuba 9:45 AM Reacting on landmarks and World Heritage sites/ Arch. Nilson Acosta 10:15 AM Reacting on museum and cultural objects/ Ana Cristina Perera 10:45 AM Round of questions and answers on the subject 11:20 AM Improving risk preparedness / Herbert Stovel 12:05 PM Round of questions and answers 2:00 PM UNDP Experience in Cuba. Management of Risk Reduction: incidences inside a heritage context./ Rosendo Mesías UNDP 3:00 PM Break 3:20 PM PANEL "systematizing experiences in social housing at Old Havana from the point of view of risk reduction"/ Rosendo Mesías UNDP and members of the local task Force of PDHL Old Havana: Zoraida Veitía, Manuel Coipel and Ramón Collado. 4:30: PM Presentation Case Study 1: Old Havana 5:00 PM Presentation Case Study 2: CENCREM

English Version 9 June / 2008 4/5 Wednesday 25June 8:30 AM Risk preparedness strategies for earthquakes and other land movement based threats/ Institute of Meteorology 9:15 AM Risk preparedness strategies for hurricanes, floods and other water based threats./ Institute of Meteorology 10:00 AM Other meteorological phenomena. / Institute of Meteorology 10:45 AM Round of questions and answers 11:20 AM PANEL: Risk preparedness strategies for dealing with climate change./ Civil Defense and Institute of Meteorology 2:00 PM Other threats to Cultural landscapes and natural Heritage sites / Introduction by Herbert Stovel 2:30 PM Risk Preparedness for natural Heritage in Cuba/ SNAP CITMA. 3:15 PM Break 3:30 PM Presentation: 3 cases of Caribbean cultural landscapes Trinidad and the valley of Sugar Mills Viñales Valley Archaeological landscape of the First coffee plantations in Santiago de Cuba 4:15 PM PANEL: Risk Reduction and UN interagency activity in the Framework of UNDAF 5:00 PM Round of questions and answers Thursday 26 June 8:30 AM The effects of climate change and vulnerability of Caribbean states/ Karen Bernard / CRMI 9:15 AM Lessons learnt. Risk preparedness strategies Introduction by Herbert Stovel 9:45 AM Presentation Case Study 6: Risk reduction attitudes and experiences in Old Havana 10:00 AM Presentation Case Study 7 10: 15AM Presentation Case Study 8 10: 30 AM Presentation Case Study 9 10:45 AM Presentation Case Study 10 11:20 AM Presentation Case Study 11 11: 35 AM Presentation Academic programme for Risk reductions by Faculty of Architecture of Havana, Dr. Obdulio Coca, Group for Disasters studies (GREDES) Facultad de Arquitectura 11: 50 AM PARTICIPANTS COMMENTS DEBATED ON CASE STUDY 12: 00 PM Guidelines for improving and strengthening risk reduction/ Herbert Stovel 2:00 PM Visit to The Institute of Meteorology and the venue of the Civil Defense 5:00 PM End of activities and return to Old Havana

English Version 9 June / 2008 5/5 Friday 27 June 8:30 AM Analysis of experiences and case studies prepared by participants along the workshop/ session conducted by Herbert Stovel & Vctor Marín 11: 20 PM Short visit to the convent of Bethlehem: Direction of Humanitarian Affairs 12:00 PM Closing remarks by Dr Eusebio Leal Historian of the City of Havana 12:30 PM FAREWELL LUNCH RELEVANT DATA: UNESCO Havana: Calzada Avenue, # 551 corner D street Vedado La Habana 10 400, phones: 8327741 / 8322840 FAX 833 3144 Police 106 Medic First aid: Calle Luz entre Cuba y Damas CENCREM: Convento de santa Clara, Calle Cuba 610 entre sol y Luz, La Habana Vieja phones: 8612877, 8613775