We collaborated with the Asia-Europe Foundation on a series of case studies highlighting the work of INTO member organisations to sustain urban heritage in Asia.
Polly Woodside, National Trust of Australia (Victoria)
Conservation work at Merdeka Stadium carried out by Badan Warisan Malaysia
These profiles were considered at an Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) in July 2012 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, when experts including INTO Chairman, Professor Molesworth, INTO Executive Committee member, Catrini Kubontubuh, Dr Shobita Punja, formerly of INTACH, and Laurie Neale of Europa Nostra joined governmental and civil experts from ASEM member countries to discuss the role of Public-Private Partnerships in the management of historic urban landscapes.
The case studies were then presented to the 5th ASEM Culture Ministers’ Meeting which addressed the theme ‘Managing Heritage Cities for a Sustainable Future’, raising further awareness of INTO and the work of its member organisations.
Here are the case studies:
Planning for conservation Canberra Residential Heritage Precincts
Kotagede after the earthquake The role of public-private partnership in post disaster recover
Heritage counts Cultural heritage planning in China’s ancient banking capital, Pingyao
The road less travelled Sustainable walking tour business in Chennai
Partnerships for successful conservation Far Eastern University, Manila
Community planning rooted in history Heritage-led regeneration in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture
Partnerships for heritage Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage
Walled City of Lahore Project Multi-agency collaboration for urban rehabilitation in Pakistan
‘Road to Nationhood’ The restoration of Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur