World Heritage Nomination definition

World Heritage Nomination means the submission by the Commonwealth of a nominated area to the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for assessment as a World Heritage area;
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Examples of World Heritage Nomination in a sentence

  • The Parties agree that they will give consideration to the potential social and economic consequences of any World Heritage Nomination of places in the Tasmanian Region and that any such nomination will only occur after the fullest consultation and with agreement of the State.

  • It is expressly understood that this hold harmless provision is between the Association, not IEA or NEA, and the Board.

  • The Commonwealth agrees that it will give full consideration to the potential social and economic consequences of any World Heritage Nomination of places in the Eden region and that any such nomination will only occur after the fullest consultation and with agreement of the State.

  • The Parties agree that any World Heritage Nomination involving any part of the forest estate in the Eden region will be from within the CAR Reserve System.

  • NOT USED 29 The Parties agreed in 1997 to develop a World Heritage Nomination for the Greater Blue Mountains region in reference to the Eucalypt theme.

  • The Parties agree to participate in the assessment of any future World Heritage Places consistent with the Australian World Heritage Intergovernmental Agreement.‌‌ 31 The Parties agree that any World Heritage Nomination involving any part of the forest estate in the Upper North East and Lower North East regions will be from within the CAR Reserve System.