6.19b What digital tools and data sources can be used to trace the evolution of collaboration across cultural protection strategies?
Background
DCMS is committed to protecting global cultural heritage at risk from conflict, climate change, and serious organised crime. We seek to develop sophisticated methodologies for mapping international collaborations and tracing the evolution of protection projects globally. We are particularly interested in how digital tools and data can enhance our ability to detect the illicit trafficking of cultural property. This research will help ensure our interventions effectively support peacebuilding, climate resilience, and sustainable development.
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Related UKRI funded projects
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Destructive Exploitation and Care of Cultural Objects and Professional/Public Education for Sustainable Heritage Management (DECOPE)
The war between Russia and Ukraine firmly locates major challenges relating to heritage, society and ethics in areas of armed conflict in the heart of Europe. Against this backdrop, DECOPE aims to investigate how care is...
Funded by: AHRC
Lead research organisation: University of Stirling
Why might this be relevant?
The project focuses on tracing the evolution of collaboration in cultural protection strategies, particularly in conflict zones like Ukraine, using digital tools and data.