World Heritage Committee definition

World Heritage Committee means the UNESCO World Heritage Committee;
World Heritage Committee means the Heritage Committee estab- lished in terms of Article of the Convention:
World Heritage Committee means the Intergovernmental Committee for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, as established by the World Heritage Convention. The Committee consists of 21 States Parties to the Convention, duly elected by all States Parties to the Convention to guide implementation of the Convention, including by establishing and maintaining the World Heritage List. Amongst its functions is to review nomination proposals submitted by States Parties to determine whether the nominated properties meet the requirements for inscription on the World Heritage List, in particular whether the nominated properties have OUV. When the Committee inscribes a nominated property on the World Heritage List, it expects the relevant State Party and site manager to conserve, protect, and present this OUV and to transmit it to future generations. It becomes a stakeholder in the management of the property, with a duty to take an interest in the property’s state of conservation. The World Heritage Committee may delete a site from the World Heritage List if it determines that the property has deteriorated to the extent that it has lost those characteristics that justified its inclusion on the World Heritage List.

Examples of World Heritage Committee in a sentence

  • The Department’s Head participated at the 30th Session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Vilnius (Lithuania), in July.

  • The Secretary of the Interior shall periodi- cally nominate properties he determines are of international significance to the World Heritage Committee on behalf of the United States.

  • Article 29(3) of the World Heritage Convention and Rule 49 of the Rules of procedure of the World Heritage Committee.

  • The first ‘Strategic Orientations’ adopted by the Committee in 1992 are contained in Annex II of documentWHC-92/CONF.002/12 In 2002 the World Heritage Committee revised its Strategic Objectives.

  • Revoking declarations specifying nominated property(1) The Minister must, by notice in the Gazette, revoke a declaration made under section 14 specifying a property that has been submitted to the World Heritage Committee for inclusion in the World Heritage List if the Commonwealth decides to withdraw the submission of the property for inclusion in the List.

  • It concludes with the assessment of the applicability of the criteria, and a clear recommendation to the World Heritage Committee.

  • IUCN recommends that the World Heritage Committee adopt the following draft decision: The World Heritage Committee, 1.

  • Amending declarations specifying nominated property(2) The Minister must, by notice in the Gazette, amend a declaration made under section 14 specifying a property that has been submitted to the World Heritage Committee for inclusion in the World Heritage List so as to remove from the specification any part of the property that the Commonwealth decides to withdraw from the submission.

  • Articles 8(1), 16(1) and 29 of the World Heritage Convention and Rule 49 of the Rules of Procedure of the World Heritage Committee.

  • The names and qualifications of the members of the Panel are then provided to the World Heritage Centre and published on the ICOMOS web site.The ICOMOS evaluations provide an assessment of Outstanding Universal Value, including the applicability of the criteria and the requirements of integrity and authenticity, assessment of the adequacy of legislative protection, management, and the state of conservation, and finally draft recommendations to the World Heritage Committee with respect to inscription.


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