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Complete List States Parties Q2: For each of the World Heritage properties in the dropdown menu below, please provide an indication, further to the consultation with the site managers/local administrations, on their possibility or not to pay a voluntary COMPLETE LIST annual fee to the World Heritage Fund: STATES PARTIES APPROXIMATIVE AVERAGE VALUE IN USD Yes No (properties (properties Yes, but amount Number of WH Response that have Yes, under 1 Yes, 1 000-4 Yes, 5 000-9 Yes, 10 000- Yes, 50 000- Yes, above 100 No information State Party Region that have not determined at Properties received responded 000 USD 999 USD 999 USD 49 999 USD 100 000 USD 000 USD received responded this stage negatively) positively) Afghanistan Asia and the Pacific 2 2 Albania Europe and North America 2 X2 2 Algeria Arab States 7 7 Andorra Europe and North America 1 X1 1 Angola Africa 0 Antigua and Barbuda Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Argentina Latin America and the Caribbean 10 10 Armenia Europe and North America 3 X3 Australia Asia and the Pacific 19 X6 13 Austria Europe and North America 9 X9 Azerbaijan Europe and North America 2 2 Bahamas Latin America and the Caribbean 0 Bahrain Arab States 2 2 Bangladesh Asia and the Pacific 3 X22 1 Barbados Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Belarus Europe and North America 4 X2 2 2 Belgium Europe and North America 12 12 Belize Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Benin Africa 1 1 Bhutan Asia and the Pacific 0 Bolivia (Plurinational State of Latin America and the Caribbean 7 7 Bosnia and Herzegovina Europe and North America 3 3 Botswana Africa 2 2 Brazil Latin America and the Caribbean 20 20 Brunei Darussalam Asia and the Pacific 0 Bulgaria Europe and North America 9 X1 5 5 3 Burkina Faso Africa 1 1 Burundi Africa 0 Cabo Verde Africa 1 X 1 Cambodia Asia and the Pacific 2 2 Cameroon Africa 2 2 Canada Europe and North America 18 X 18 Central African Republic Africa 2 2 Chad Africa 2 X211 Chile Latin America and the Caribbean 6 6 China Asia and the Pacific 50 50 Colombia Latin America and the Caribbean 8 X 8 Comoros Africa 0 Congo Africa 1 1 Cook Islands Asia and the Pacific 0 Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean 4 4 Côte d'Ivoire Africa 4 X11 3 Croatia Europe and North America 8 8 Cuba Latin America and the Caribbean 9 9 Cyprus Europe and North America 3 X2 1 Czechia Europe and North America 12 X8 2 2 2 Democratic People's Republic of Korea Asia and the Pacific 2 2 Democratic Republic of the Congo Africa 5 5 Denmark Europe and North America 8 8 Djibouti Africa 0 Dominica Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Yes No (properties (properties Yes, but amount Number of WH Response that have Yes, under 1 Yes, 1 000-4 Yes, 5 000-9 Yes, 10 000- Yes, 50 000- Yes, above 100 No information State Party Region that have not determined at Properties received responded 000 USD 999 USD 999 USD 49 999 USD 100 000 USD 000 USD received responded this stage negatively) positively) Dominican Republic Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Ecuador Latin America and the Caribbean 5 X4 1 1 Egypt Arab States 7 7 El Salvador Latin America and the Caribbean 1 X11 Equatorial Guinea Africa 0 Eritrea Africa 0 Estonia Europe and North America 2 2 Ethiopia Africa 9 9 Fiji Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Finland * Europe and North America 7 7 France * Europe and North America 42 42 Gabon Africa 1 1 Gambia (the Africa 2 X11 1 Georgia Europe and North America 3 X2 1 Germany Europe and North America 41 X6 26 25 1 9 Ghana Africa 2 2 Greece Europe and North America 18 18 Grenada Latin America and the Caribbean 0 Guatemala Latin America and the Caribbean 3 3 Guinea Africa 1 1 Guinea-Bissau Africa 0 Guyana Latin America and the Caribbean 0 Haiti Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Holy See Europe and North America 2 2 Honduras Latin America and the Caribbean 2 2 Hungary Europe and North America 8 X6 2 Iceland Europe and North America 2 2 India Asia and the Pacific 35 35 Indonesia Asia and the Pacific 8 8 Iran (Islamic Republic of Asia and the Pacific 21 21 Iraq Arab States 5 X3 2 Ireland Europe and North America 2 X2 Israel Europe and North America 9 9 Italy Europe and North America 51 X1815 10 5 18 Jamaica Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Japan Asia and the Pacific 20 X 20 Jordan Arab States 5 5 Kazakhstan Asia and the Pacific 5 5 Kenya Africa 6 6 Kiribati Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Kuwait Arab States 0 Kyrgyzstan Asia and the Pacific 3 X3 Lao People's Democratic Republic Asia and the Pacific 2 2 Latvia Europe and North America 2 X1 1 Lebanon Arab States 5 5 Lesotho Africa 1 1 Liberia Africa 0 Libya Arab States 5 5 Lithuania Europe and North America 4 X3 1 1 Luxembourg Europe and North America 1 X1 1 Madagascar Africa 3 3 Malawi Africa 2 X2 Malaysia Asia and the Pacific 4 X3 1 1 Maldives Asia and the Pacific 0 Mali Africa 4 4 Malta Europe and North America 3 3 Marshall Islands Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Mauritania Arab States 2 2 Yes No (properties (properties Yes, but amount Number of WH Response that have Yes, under 1 Yes, 1 000-4 Yes, 5 000-9 Yes, 10 000- Yes, 50 000- Yes, above 100 No information State Party Region that have not determined at Properties received responded 000 USD 999 USD 999 USD 49 999 USD 100 000 USD 000 USD received responded this stage negatively) positively) Mauritius Africa 2 2 Mexico Latin America and the Caribbean 34 X28 6 Micronesia (Federated States of Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Monaco Europe and North America 0 Mongolia Asia and the Pacific 4 4 Montenegro Europe and North America 3 3 Morocco Arab States 9 X 9 Mozambique Africa 1 1 Myanmar Asia and the Pacific 1 X 1 Namibia Africa 2 X2 11 Nepal Asia and the Pacific 4 4 Netherlands Europe and North America 10 10 New Zealand Asia and the Pacific 3 X3 Nicaragua Latin America and the Caribbean 2 2 Niger Africa 3 3 Nigeria Africa 2 X2 2 Niue Asia and the Pacific 0 Norway Europe and North America 8 X5 3 Oman Arab States 4 4 Pakistan Asia and the Pacific 6 6 Palau Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Palestine Arab States 2 2 Panama Latin America and the Caribbean 5 5 Papua New Guinea Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Paraguay Latin America and the Caribbean 1 X1 Peru Latin America and the Caribbean 12 12 Philippines Asia and the Pacific 6 X1 2 2 3 Poland Europe and North America 14 X8 2 11 4 Portugal Europe and North America 15 X4 8 71 3 Qatar Arab States 1 X1 Republic of Korea Asia and the Pacific 12 12 Republic of Moldova Europe and North America 1 1 Romania Europe and North America 7 X3 4 4 Russian Federation Europe and North America 26 26 Rwanda Africa 0 Saint Kitts and Nevis Latin America and the Caribbean 1 1 Saint Lucia Latin America and the Caribbean 1 X1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Latin America and the Caribbean 0 Samoa Asia and the Pacific 0 San Marino Europe and North America 1 1 Sao Tome and Principe Africa 0 Saudi Arabia Arab States 4 X4 Senegal Africa 7 7 Serbia Europe and North America 5 5 Seychelles Africa 2 X2 Sierra Leone Africa 0 Singapore Asia and the Pacific 1 X1 Slovakia Europe and North America 7 X6 1 1 Slovenia Europe and North America 3 3 Solomon Islands Asia and the Pacific 1 1 South Africa Africa 8 8 South Sudan Africa 0 Spain * Europe and North America 45 45 Sri Lanka Asia and the Pacific 8 8 Sudan Arab States 3 3 Suriname Latin America and the Caribbean 2 2 Swaziland Africa 0 Sweden Europe and North America 15 X13 2 Yes No (properties (properties Yes, but amount Number of WH Response that have Yes, under 1 Yes, 1 000-4 Yes, 5 000-9 Yes, 10 000- Yes, 50 000- Yes, above 100 No information State Party Region that have not determined at Properties received responded 000 USD 999 USD 999 USD 49 999 USD 100 000 USD 000 USD received responded this stage negatively) positively) Switzerland Europe and North America 12 X11 1 Syrian Arab Republic Arab States 6 6 Tajikistan Asia and the Pacific 2 2 Thailand Asia and the Pacific 5 X2 3 the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Europe and North America 1 X 1 Timor-Leste Asia and the Pacific 0 Togo Africa 1 X1 1 Tonga Asia and the Pacific 0 Trinidad and Tobago Latin America and the Caribbean 0 Tunisia Arab States 8 8 Turkey Europe and North America 16 X11 15 Turkmenistan Asia and the Pacific 3 3 Uganda Africa 3 X33 Ukraine Europe and North America 7 X7 United Arab Emirates Arab States 1 1 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Europe and North America 30 X 30 United Republic of Tanzania Africa 7 X7 United States of America Europe and North America 23 X21 2 Uruguay Latin America and the Caribbean 2 2 Uzbekistan Asia and the Pacific 5 5 Vanuatu Asia and the Pacific 1 1 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of Latin America and the Caribbean 3 3 Viet Nam Asia and the Pacific 8 X2 2 114 Yemen Arab States 4 4 Zambia Africa 1 1 Zimbabwe Africa 5 5 Q2: For each of the World Heritage properties in the dropdown menu below, please provide an indication, further to the consultation with the site managers/local administrations, on their possibility or not COMPLETE LIST to pay a voluntary annual fee to the World Heritage Fund: WORLD HERITAGE PROPERTIES State Party Region World Heritage Property Approximative amount Afghanistan Asia and the Pacific Cultural Landscape and Archaeological Remains of the Bamiyan Valley No information received Afghanistan Asia and the Pacific Minaret and Archaeological Remains of Jam No information received Albania Europe and North America Butrint Yes, 1 000-4 999 USD Albania Europe and North America Historic Centres of Berat and Gjirokastra Yes, 1 000-4 999 USD Algeria Arab States Al Qal'a of Beni Hammad No information received Algeria Arab States Djémila No information received Algeria Arab States Kasbah of Algiers No information
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