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Ghfbsecistanbul22006 Saving Our Global Heritage Global Heritage Fund Preserving our world’s cultural heritage for future generations Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Our Mission Preservation of humankind’s most important and endangered world heritage sites to ignite new economies in developing countries Less than 100 world-class Cradles of Civilization with major tourism potential remaining in the world Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Our Endangered Global Heritage Man-Made Disasters War and Demolition Vandalism and Looting Unchecked Urban Growth Unplanned Tourism Natural Disasters Poor Conservation Neglect and Decay Inadequate Maintenance Little or no resources available in developing countries Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Neglect and Devastation Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Bamiyan Buddahs Afghanistan Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Erosion and Nature Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Neglect and Devastation Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene- Sanctuary of Apollo Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Illegal Dumping - Core Area Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Inappropriate Materials and Techniques Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Our Co-Founder - Dr. Ian Hodder Stanford Archaeology ÇATALHÖYÜK, Turkey Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Advisory Board Ms. Selma Al-Radi Aga Khan, Professional Conservator and Archaeologist Dr. George Abungu Kenya National Museum, Director General Dr. Rand Castile Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Director Emeritus Dr. Ian Hodder Stanford University, Professor of Archaeology Dr. Rosemary A. Joyce UC Berkeley, Professor, Anthropology Dr. Luis Lumbreras National University Peru, Director General Mr. Rahul Mehrotra Bombay Institute of Urban Design, Director Dr. Francisco Morales INAH Mexico, Director General Mr. José Manuel García Organization of World Heritage Cities (OWHC), President Mr. Jeff Morgan Global Heritage Fund, Executive Director Dr. Yukio Nishimura University of Tokyo, Professor Dr. Michael Petzet ICOMOS- Intl. Council on Monuments and Sites, President Dr. John W. Rick Stanford University, Chairman of Anthropological Sciences Dr. David Stronach University of California, Berkeley, Professor of Near East Studies Dr. Michael A. Tomlan Cornell University, Professor, City and Regional Planning Mr. Robert C. Wilburn Gettysburg Foundation, President and ICOMOS USA, Chairman Dr. William Wu Expert in China and Asian Architecture and Art Dr. Lu Zhou Global TsinghuaHeritage University,Fund- November, Professor 2001 Historic Preservation Board of Directors Asim Abdullah, VC, SF Art Commissioner Bill Brown, President, Bishop Museum Hawaii Marj Charlier, Director, Expedia & InterActive Corp. Bonnie Cohen, President Cohen Associates Connie Duckworth, President, Arzu Firth Griffith, Mitsui & Co., Ltd. Robert Hall, former SVP Sun Microsystems Thomas Joyce, Partner, Dorsey, LLP Johannes Linn, Brookings Institute (former World Bank) Jeff Lynford, Wellsford Real Estate Joe Macrae, President, mLegal Richard Maltzman, SF Attorney Jeff Morgan, GHF Executive Director Kenneth Woolley, CEO Extra Space Storage Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Site Selection GHF Advisory Board Meeting (Bi-Annual) Review Nominations and Project Status 1. World-class archaeological sites - pre-1000AD Cradles of Civilization 2. Proven Leaders in Conservation 3. Approved Master Conservation Plan ( MCP) 4. In-country matching funding 5. Major tourism economic opportunity Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Preservation by Design Master Scientific Planning Conservation Sites Americas Asia Pacific EMEA Leadership GHF And Advocacy Trusts Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Saving Iraq Heritage Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 GHF Epicenters - EMEA Izborsk Fortress, Pskov Russia Kars, Eastern Anatolia, Turkey Cyrene World Heritage, Libya Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Conservation and Revitalization Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Kars, Turkey Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Kars Historic Revitalization Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Ani, Turkey Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Ani, Turkey Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Ani and Kars, Turkey Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Iraq Heritage Program - Hatra Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Iraq Heritage Program - Ctesiphon Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Iraq Heritage Program - Hatra Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Encroachment Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Encroachment Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 GHF Epicenters - Americas Mirador Basin, Peten Guatemala Chavin de Hauntar, Ancash Peru Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Basin - Guatemala Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Basin - Mapping Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Basin – Conservation Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Basin - Conservation Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Training and Employment Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Community Development – New Water System Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Basin – Community Education Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador – GHF Funded Community Center Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador – President Berger Community Center Visit Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Izborsk Fortress, Russia Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Main Gate Restoration Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Main Gate Restoration Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Izborsk Fortress, Russia Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Conservation of Fortification Walls Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 GHF Epicenters – Asia and Pacific Indus Center, Gujarat, India Foguang Monestary, Shanxi China Asif Khan / Jahangir, Lahore Pakistan Hampi World Heritage, Lijiang Ancient Karnataka India My Son Sanctuary, Town, Yunnan China Global HeritageQuang Fund- Nam November, Vietnam 2001 Lijiang Master Conservation Planning Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Lijiang Master Conservation Planning Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Community Building Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Mirador Community Building Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Lijiang Master Conservation Planning Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Reversing the Exodus Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Lijiang Ancient Town, Yunnan China Before Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Lijiang Ancient Town, Yunnan China After Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Keeping Traditions and Skills Alive Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene World Heritage Project Master Conservation Plan Discussion Prepared by Global Heritage Fund Global HeritageDecember, Fund- November,2005 2001 Amphitheatre of Apollo Sanctuary Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Inappropriate Materials and Techniques Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Heavy Use of Inappropriate Materials Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Need for World-Class Site Museum Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene Artifact Conservation Needed Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene Artifacts in Danger Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene Artifacts in Danger Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene Artifacts in Danger Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Illegal Dumping - Core Area Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Illegal Dumping - Cyrene Park Entry Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 CyreneCyrene - Regional- Excellent Center Tourism for Tourism Potential Mediterranean Pentapolis City Sites Apollonia PORT to Greece, Crete, Italy, Turkey, France, etc. DARNA Port To Greece, Crete, Italy, Turkey, France, BENGAZI Airport to Rome - London etc. - Milano - Paris - Istanbul - Middle Cyrene East To Egypt LAZ Airport To Tripoli Green Mountains Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 GHF- Cyrene Team Meeting Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Cyrene- Temple of Apollo Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Pentapolis - Ancient Greece in Africa Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001 Preservation by Design Master Scientific Planning Conservation Sites Americas Asia Pacific EMEA Leadership GHF And Advocacy Trusts Global Heritage Fund- November, 2001.
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