New 2018 EU funded publication of the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage in Cyprus.
The completion of upgrading work to the Kyrenia Shipwreck Gallery in Kyrenia Castle was marked with a site visit and plaque unveiling on Wednesday October 2, 2019.
The European Union, the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) planted yesterday in Amiantos, Troodos, 2500 trees to offset the carbon emissions produced by the heritage conservation projects they have carried out.
The European Union provided an additional €3 million in support of the work of the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage in Cyprus via an agreement between the European Commission and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
More than 400 people attended yesterday the event marking the completion of conservation works to the Ravelin/Land Gate in Famagusta.
The Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage in Cyprus salutes this initiative and, on the occasion of the International Day of Monuments and Sites, is pleased to announce a new series of EU funded conservation projects and events through which it plans to mark the year in Cyprus.
Athina Papadopoulou and İlkay Feridun are two conservation architects from Cyprus.
Working side by side, in the past twenty years the two women strongly contributed to shaping a non-political dialogue for Nicosia urban heritage first, and for the island’s broader cultural heritage some years later.
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UNDP operates in Cyprus through a Project Management Office largely funded by the European Union, in support of the ongoing peace and confidence building process. Through cultural heritage conservation projects, community engagement initiatives, support to the committee on missing persons, and large infrastructure and urban upgrading projects, UNDP implements initiatives that encourage dialogue and cooperation between the communities of Cyprus.
As of June 2017, UNDP’s main partners in Cyprus are: the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage, the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus, the Technical Committee on Crossings, the Office of the Special Advisor to the Secretary-General (OSASG) and the United Nations Peacekeeping Force (UNFICYP).
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About EU/UNDP Partnership in Cyprus
14.7 Mln EURO
EU/UNDP Support to the Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage
25.5 Mln Euro
EU/UNDP Support to the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP)
2.1 Mln Euro
EU/UNDP Support to the Technical Committee on Crossings
8.1 Mln Euro
EU/UNDP Support to the Bi-Communal Waste Water Treatment Plant
