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… which can be freely downloaded. List of titles: Managing Disaster Risks for World Heritage (June 2010) Preparing World … publication: Is Our Project Succeeding: A Guide to Threat Reduction Assessment for Conservation (see Resources, p. 84, … during peak tourist sea- sons or periods of high fire risk) and for stakeholders (e.g. during harvest, when weather …

… which can be freely downloaded. List of titles: Managing Disaster Risks for World Heritage (June 2010) Preparing World … publication: Is Our Project Succeeding: A Guide to Threat Reduction Assessment for Conservation (see Resources, p. 84, … during peak tourist sea- sons or periods of high fire risk) and for stakeholders (e.g. during harvest, when weather …

… unabated (DeConto and Pollard 2016) as well as increased risk of drought and extreme storms (Hansen et al. 2015). … et al. 2010, Ricketts et al. 2010) and contributing to disaster risk reduction (Dudley et al. 2013). In addition to providing …

… Yet, unfortunately, many sacred natural sites are at risk. They are subject to a wide range of pressures and … dynamics, degradation of neighbouring environ- ments, reduction of the availability of lands and resources for … derived threats, such as vandalism and theft. Develop disaster management plans for unpredictable natural and human …

… less effective protection and management presents a clear risk to the World Heritage values of the sites, and calls for … Heritage should aspire to. A more positive finding is the reduction in the number of sites assessed as critical (17 in … less effective protection and management presents a clear risk to the World Heritage values of the sites. This strongly …

… needed to address social vulnerabilities that are often at risk of being ignored. ■ Conservation of heritage resources … easier to ‘sell’ to clients). 6. Managing and minimising risk is a particularly strong focus for many actors, … and international commitments on human rights, poverty reduction, equity and sustainable development; Express …