(Japan 1994), Villages with Fortified Churches in Transylvania (Romania, 1993,1999) or theĪustralian Fossil Mammal Sites (Riversleigh/Naracoorte) (Spain, 1996), Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto (Kyoto, Uji and Otsu Cities) (Belgium, 1999), the Rock-Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula Recent successfulĮxamples have included the Belfries of Flanders and Wallonia Properties in the same thematic group or geological Serial nominations can be used to nominate many The use of common sections for 4.MANAGEMENT, 5.FACTORSĪFFECTING THE PROPERTY, and 6.MONITORING highlights the needįor a common management regime for all parts of the Use of this format does not alter the needįor a common IDENTIFICATION or JUSTIFICATION sections (Sec. May be desirable to prepare a small booklet on each, However, if extensive information isĪvailable about each component of a serial nomination, it In theįollowing pages, we present a sample Section 1 for aįictitious nomination, annotated to highlight theĭifferences and opportunities for preparers.Īll eight sections of the Nomination Format should be Through the use of a serial nomination table. The Nomination Format's Section 1, Identification, The way in which the proposed property is identified in Single-site nomination to the World Heritage List is in The core difference between a serial nomination and a Nomination, not several nominations packaged together Of its components taken individually, which is ofĪ serial nomination should be treated as a single Provided that it is the series, and not necessarily each Same geological, geomorphological formation, the sameīiogeographic province, or the same ecosystem type, and Group (ii) the same type of property which isĬharacteristic of the geographical zone or (iii) the Geographical locations, provided that they are relatedīecause they belong to: (i) the same historico-cultural Single World Heritage nomination may contain a series ofĬultural and/or natural properties in different Which consists of two or more unconnected areas. The inscription of serial nominations on the World

The Operational Guidelines (paragraph 19) provides for Parties prepare serial nominations for the World Heritage This set of guidelines is designed to assist States

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