Intangible Cultural Heritage Management And
/ Ê 1/1,Ê ,/ Ê /Ê Ê- 1, Ê Ê " - 1,Ê ,/ *1, /ÌÀÌiÀ]ÊÛiÃÌ}>`ÀÊÞÊiÝ«iÀÌÊVÕÌÕÀ>° 6 */," "Ê1 ÊUÊ -9"- “Intangible cultural heritage” means “the 2003 Convention in July 2007 and became a practices, representations, expressions, State Party to the Convention in January Intangible Cultural knowledge, skills – as well as the instru- 2008. Heritage, or Living ments, objects, artefacts and cultural spac- Intangible Cultural Heritage, or Living Cultural Heritage, es associated therewith – that communi- Cultural Heritage, has existed in Indonesia has existed in ties, groups and, in some cases, individuals since ancient times, when Indonesia con- Indonesia recognize as part of their cultural heri- sisted of many kingdoms and empires since ancient tage” 1. Management refers to governance, which interacted with the cultural heritage times and also to administration of business con- of other countries. Situated as it is on the cerns or public undertakings 2. According intersection between two oceans, the In- to the UNESCO 2003 Convention , “Safe- dian and Pacific Oceans, and two conti- guarding means measures aimed at ensur- nents, Asia and Oceania, Indonesia partic- ing the viability of the intangible cultural ularly received cultural influences from heritage, including the identification, doc- the sea trade which went on among Indo- umentation, research, preservation, pro- nesia, India, China, and the Middle East for tection, promotion, enhancement, trans- at least the past two millennia 4. The com- mission, particularly through formal and ing of Islam to Indonesia five centuries ago non-formal education, as well as the revi- brought with it significant cultural influ- talization of the various aspects of such ences.
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